Our CSGOEmpire code is xcod. New players who use it get a free gift case, worth anything from 0.01 to 2,050 coins. CSGOEmpire is one of the oldest CS2 skin sites, online since 2016: roulette, coinflip, cases and case battles, match betting and a skin marketplace. We signed up with the code and checked the site on our own account on 18 October 2026.
How to use the code
- Open CSGOEmpire with the button on this page. A referral link keeps the code for 12 hours, so finish signing up in one go.
- Choose Register, tick “Referral code (optional)” and enter xcod. You can also sign up with Steam or Google.
- Open your free gift case.
With a referral code the cashier may also show lower card fees or a bonus on gift-card deposits; CSGOEmpire sets the percentage and shows it at checkout.
Who gets the case
- New players, or players who haven’t bet in the last 30 days — one case per IP address.
- Play deposits through once. Cash and crypto deposits must be wagered once before a crypto withdrawal.
What we saw on the site
- Roulette with three bets: CT and T pay 2x, the dice slot pays 14x. Recent rolls and the last 100 results are shown above the wheel.
- Cases sorted into low, medium and high risk, from small cases up to ones costing more than 25,000 coins, plus case battles.
- Coinflip, match betting on esports and a marketplace for buying and selling skins between players.
CSGOEmpire deposits and withdrawals
CSGOEmpire takes CS2 skins peer-to-peer and eleven cryptocurrencies: Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum, Litecoin, USD Coin, Tether, TRON, BNB, Solana, XRP and Dogecoin, with no minimum for crypto. Cash options depend on your region; with the region set to Panama we saw Visa, Mastercard, Skrill, AstroPay, PayPal, Paysafecard, Google Pay, Apple Pay, Swapped, gift cards, Neteller, iDEAL, Jetonbank, bank transfer and Western Union. Withdrawals go out as skins, in the same eleven cryptocurrencies, or as cash through Swapped.
CSGOEmpire KYC: when it asks for ID
Usually after about 4,500 coins withdrawn in crypto, or earlier if security checks flag the account: you will need proof of ID and of address.
Is CSGOEmpire legit?
CSGOEmpire is a licensed CS2 skin site and one of the oldest, online since 2016. The regulator’s certificate showed its licence as active. A licence doesn’t make it legal everywhere, though: several European regulators have acted against it.
- Licence. Moonrail Limited B.V. runs it under Curaçao Gaming Authority licence OGL/2024/1183/0869. Here’s how to check a licence yourself.
- Where it’s blocked. Regulators in Denmark, Sweden, Czechia, Poland and Norway have blocked or banned it.
- Identity checks. Usually after about 4,500 coins withdrawn in crypto, or earlier if the account is flagged.
- Our own check. We signed up with our code and went through the site on 18 October 2026.
Where regulators block it
Several European regulators have acted against CSGOEmpire. Denmark’s gambling authority listed csgoempire.com among the skin betting sites it had blocked by court order in March 2019, and again in July 2023. Sweden banned its operator, Moonrail Limited B.V., from offering games there in November 2023. Czechia has listed csgoempire.com among illegal gambling sites since September 2024, and it is on the Polish and Norwegian blocklists too. We don’t show CSGOEmpire’s offer in these countries.
Questions about the CSGOEmpire code
Is CSGOEmpire licensed?
Moonrail Limited B.V. runs it under licence OGL/2024/1183/0869 from the Curaçao Gaming Authority; the regulator’s certificate showed it as active.
Is the list of blocked countries current?
It is the newest list we could reach — CSGOEmpire’s own settings from November 2025 — because the site doesn’t let in visitors from our server’s country. Check its terms before you sign up.
Sources: our own CSGOEmpire account (18 October 2026); CSGOEmpire terms of service v15 (July 2026), help centre (May–July 2026), site settings (November 2025), Curaçao Gaming Authority certificate. Checked on 18 October 2026. Regulators: the Danish Gambling Authority’s blocking lists (March 2019, July 2023), Spelinspektionen decision of 2 November 2023, the Czech Ministry of Finance list (12 October 2026), the Polish domain register and Norway’s blocking list (February 2026), read on 19 October 2026.
