Our Plunder.gg code is DAKE. Plunder.gg’s affiliate page says invited friends get 5 free cases and a 5% deposit bonus. Plunder.gg is a CS2 case site with case battles, Upgrader, Double, Mines, Keno and Plinko. We looked around our own account on 21 October 2026 but haven’t seen the bonus credited on a new account.
What the code gets you
The affiliate page on our account reads: “Gift your friends 5 free cases and a 5% deposit bonus on all their deposits.” The Rewards page puts the 5% differently: “Redeem an affiliate code to earn a +5% Bonus on your next deposit.” Until a code is active, the wallet shows “No Promotion — Activate for 5% Bonus”, so check it before each deposit. The Rewards page adds: “Join our discord and verify your email to get 5 FREE CASES.” That page doesn’t say you need a code for them. Plunder.gg publishes no minimum deposit, wagering rule or cap for the 5%.
How to use the code
- Open Plunder.gg with the button on this page and sign in with Steam, Google or email.
- Open Wallet, type DAKE into “Affiliate code” at the bottom and press Apply. The “Promo code” field next to it is for other codes.
- Check the badge at the top of the wallet, then deposit.
- For the free cases, open Rewards, join Plunder.gg’s Discord, verify your email, then press Claim Keys and Open Cases.
What we saw on the site
- Games: Battles, Upgrader, Double, Plinko, Mines, Keno and Cases. Case battles run in Group Mode or Jackpot Mode.
- 5% rakeback: “Get 5% back of every game you play, no matter if you win or not”, claimed daily, weekly or monthly.
- Daily cases by wager: they depend on what you wagered in the last 30 days, from the Wood case at $250 through Bronze ($1,000), Silver ($3,000), Gold ($8,000) and up.
- Weekly 5K Race: you join by wagering, and the top three get 2,200, 1,100 and 500 coins. The chat has Coin Rain.
Rules worth knowing
- House edge. Plunder.gg’s FAQ lists 10% on cases, case battles, Mines and Upgrader, 6.67% on Double and 7.5% on Keno. Our house edge guide explains what that costs you.
- 18+ only. The terms name no blocked countries: Plunder.gg is based in Cyprus, and checking your local law is up to you.
- Refunds. Money you have played can’t be refunded; unused balances may be, minus payment fees. A chargeback without contacting support first can get your account banned for good.
Plunder.gg deposits and withdrawals
Our wallet offered crypto, CS2 skins through Skindeck, cards through Zen or Kinguin, Zen Payments, PayPal and WeChat through Kinguin, Google Pay and Apple Pay, and Kinguin gift cards. The home page shows icons for Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Tether, USD Coin, Solana, TRON, BNB, Bitcoin Cash, Dogecoin and Chainlink. You withdraw CS2 skins or crypto; Plunder.gg publishes no minimum, fees or payout times. Before a skin trade goes through, Steam Guard must be active on your phone for 15 days (see CS2 trade protection).
Plunder.gg KYC: when it asks for ID
Plunder.gg’s AML policy says it checks identity through Sumsub for “all FIAT to cryptocurrency transactions and vice versa”, for example cashing out crypto after a card deposit. It can ask for your name, date of birth, address, a government ID, proof of address and a face check, with extra checks for politically exposed people and high-risk countries. It doesn’t say whether crypto-only or skins-only players are asked.
Is Plunder.gg legit?
Plunder.gg is a working CS2 case site run by a company registered in Cyprus. It doesn’t state a gambling licence, and none of the regulator block lists we check names it.
- Licence. None stated. The footer names WRO Plunder Limited (HE 457054, Limassol, Cyprus), and the Cyprus company register lists WRO PLUNDER LTD under that number as registered. Its AML policy also gives a Belize address and a different registration number.
- Fairness. Plunder.gg says its games are provably fair: results come from seeds it commits to in advance, and you can verify each one afterwards. Our provably fair guide explains how.
- Where it’s blocked. It isn’t on any of the regulator block lists we checked, and its terms list no blocked countries.
- Your balance. You cash out in CS2 skins or crypto; unused balances may be refunded.
- Reviews. On Trustpilot, Plunder.gg has a TrustScore of 2.3 out of 5 from 17 reviews, and 65% of them give one star (checked 21 October 2026).
- Compared with other sites. Are there any legit CS2 case sites?: licences, regulator bans and Trustpilot scores side by side.
Sources: our own Plunder.gg account (21 October 2026); Plunder.gg terms, FAQ, fairness, AML, refund, home and rewards pages, read from Web Archive copies (August 2025 – October 2026) because the site doesn’t let our server in; the Cyprus company register; checked on 21 October 2026. Regulators: the Norwegian, Czech, Danish, Polish, Swiss, Italian and Belgian block lists, checked on 21 October 2026.
