Our Chicken.gg code is DAKE. Chicken.gg is a CS2 case site with case battles, cases, Double and Mines, a skin marketplace, daily cases and a weekly race. We went through the site on our own account on 18 October 2026.
What the code gets you
Right now, nothing extra at sign-up. Chicken.gg doesn’t list a new-player offer, and the last one (five free cases) ended on 2 June 2026. The code links your account to us. Rewards on the site come from playing: quick, daily, weekly and monthly rewards, a Rank Up reward, and free daily cases that unlock from level 20 to level 300 and reset at midnight UTC. If Chicken.gg adds a new-player offer, it will appear on the card above.
How to enter the code
- Open Chicken.gg with the button on this page and choose Sign Up.
- Type DAKE into “Referral Code – Optional”. If you open Chicken.gg through our button, the code is already linked.
- Finish signing up. The form also offers Steam, Discord, Twitch and Google sign-in.
What we saw on the site
- Four original games: Battles, Cases, Double and Mines, with two more marked “coming soon”.
- Battles you can watch. Live and finished case battles are open to everyone, so you can see what people pull before you play. In one 2v2 battle we watched, each player on the winning side got about $607.
- Community cases. Players can build their own case, pick the skins and the odds, and earn up to 1% of every opening. Cases open one to four at a time, with a fast mode and a demo mode.
- Double pays 2x on CT or T, 7x on the two bait slots and 14x on green. Three greens in a row trigger a jackpot shared by everyone who played those rounds. The listed RTP is 93.33%.
- Mines has grids from 2×2 to 20×20, 1 to 24 mines, manual and auto bets, and a listed RTP of 90%.
- Provably fair. Every game has a fairness page with the formula and a ready-made script to check results yourself. Battles and Double also use an EOS block ID that is fixed before the round, so the site can’t pick the result.
- A weekly race of 25,000 coins paid to the top 100, from 8,000 coins down to 20.
- Vaults to set part of your balance aside, and live support.
Before you deposit
- Buy 10 tokens before you can withdraw. On a new account the withdraw page says: “You must purchase at least 10 tokens lifetime before you can withdraw.”
- No gambling licence. Chicken.gg runs on a sweepstakes model. It is owned by World54 Holdings Limited (Reg. No. 000037901); World54 Entertainment Limited (Reg. No. HE456277) acts as its payment agent.
- Not linked to Valve. The site says it isn’t affiliated with Counter-Strike, Valve or Steam.
Chicken.gg deposits and withdrawals
You can deposit CS2 skins; cash through Swapped, Difmark, Kinguin, Meld and gift cards, or with Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, Google Pay, Apple Pay, bank transfer, iDEAL, Blik, Interac and Paysafecard; and twelve cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether, USD Coin, Solana and Litecoin. Withdrawals go out as CS2 skins or in Litecoin, Solana, Bitcoin, Tether or Ethereum.
Chicken.gg KYC: when it asks for ID
An email to open an account; name, address, date of birth and occupation before your first purchase; and ID checks through Sumsub when monitoring flags an account, and always before withdrawing after a card purchase.
Is Chicken.gg legit?
Chicken.gg is a working CS2 case site run by a registered company, but it holds no gambling licence: it runs on a sweepstakes model. We went through the site on our own account on 18 October 2026.
- Licence. None. Here’s how sweepstakes sites work.
- Who runs it. World54 Holdings Limited (Reg. No. 000037901) owns it, and World54 Entertainment Limited (Reg. No. HE456277) acts as its payment agent.
- Fairness. Every game has a fairness page with the formula and a ready-made script to check results yourself.
- Before you withdraw. You must buy at least 10 tokens in total, and ID checks through Sumsub apply before withdrawing after a card purchase.
- Where it’s not available. We don’t show its offer in 69 countries, including the UK and Germany, and in several US states, such as New Jersey and Washington.
Sources: our own Chicken.gg account (18 October 2026); Chicken.gg terms of service, KYC and AML policies and fairness pages. Checked on 18 October 2026.
