Put your points
on a real contract
The day's Price Call and Ladder points, staked on a real trade-up: ten inputs from one collection and the outcomes they roll into at the game's exact odds. Cover up to 5 of them or a two skin row, set a stake, run it. A hit pays your stake divided by the chance you covered, less a 5 % point edge; a miss loses the stake.
How to play
The quote is the covered chance turned into a multiplier, less the point edge, and nothing else: no market cost, no expected value, those are separate readings on the contract.
Cover one outcome at 1 in 6 with 100 points and a hit returns 570 points. Cover five of six and the return is barely more than the stake, because you have covered nearly everything. The combined chance of what you covered is what you are paid for.
The contract's own economics are on the table too: what the ten inputs cost at the cheapest asks today, and what each outcome pays at the best book net of its fee. They are there to be read, not to be wagered on; the roll is the same odds whatever the prices do.
Points buy nothing. They put your name on the day's and the month's boards and keep your streak alive; the day's pool of contracts repeats, so a table closes only when your bankroll cannot cover the minimum stake.
Own skins from these collections? Sign in with Steam and the desk prices every copy you hold, net of fees, and runs the real contract for you in the trade-up calculator.
Questions
How does Trade-Up Roulette work?
A contract is ten real inputs from one collection and the outcomes they can roll into, at the game's exact odds. Cover up to 5 of the outcomes, or a two skin row, put a stake of at least 25 points on it and run it. If the roll lands on a covered skin you are paid; if not, the stake is gone.
What does a hit pay?
Your stake divided by the combined chance of what you covered, less the 5 % point edge the house keeps. Cover a single outcome at 1 in 6 and a 100 point stake returns 570 points; cover five of six and it returns barely more than it cost.
Where do the points come from?
From the day's Price Call and Ladder runs. The day's pool of contracts repeats, so you can keep running them for as long as you hold points; a table closes only when the bankroll cannot cover the minimum stake.
Do I need an account?
Yes, a Steam sign in, free and one click. Your own points are on the table, and every result moves the daily and monthly boards. Points buy nothing; the boards are the prize.