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Operation Bravo Case
$97.83•21.5% ROI
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Case Contents (80 items)
Knives (65)
0.004%
★ Karambit | StainedExtraordinary Karambit
$635.02 - $1,291.73
0.004%
★ Gut Knife | StainedExtraordinary Gut Knife
$85.31 - $199.91
0.004%
★ M9 Bayonet | SlaughterExtraordinary M9 Bayonet
$840.91 - $1,344.00
Weapon Skins (15)
0.32%
AK-47 | Fire SerpentCovert Rifle
$725.00 - $1,902.45
0.32%
Desert Eagle | Golden KoiCovert Pistol
$368.00 - $626.19
1.067%
AWP | GraphiteClassified Sniper Rifle
$260.00 - $465.75
1.067%
P2000 | Ocean FoamClassified Pistol
$211.54 - $418.29
1.067%
P90 | Emerald DragonClassified SMG
$127.39 - $612.79
3.995%
M4A4 | ZirkaRestricted Rifle
$31.55 - $337.89
3.995%
MAC-10 | GravenRestricted SMG
$24.91 - $166.72
3.995%
USP-S | OvergrowthRestricted Pistol
$21.32 - $369.27
3.995%
M4A1-S | Bright WaterRestricted Rifle
$52.40 - $131.01
13.32%
SG 553 | Wave SprayMil-Spec Rifle
$5.82 - $94.04
13.32%
Nova | TempestMil-Spec Shotgun
$6.85 - $50.01
13.32%
UMP-45 | Bone PileMil-Spec SMG
$7.83 - $45.96
13.32%
G3SG1 | DemeterMil-Spec Sniper Rifle
$5.23 - $30.49
13.32%
Galil AR | ShatteredMil-Spec Rifle
$7.18 - $125.00
13.32%
Dual Berettas | Black LimbaMil-Spec Pistol
$5.72 - $49.86
Operation Bravo Case — Free CS2 Case Simulator
Open the Operation Bravo Case with Valve's exact drop rates — 0.26% for knives. Real odds, real item pool, zero risk.
$97.83
Market Price
0.26%
Knives odds
21.5%
Expected ROI
Drop Rates & Rarity(80 items)
Extraordinary (Knives/Gloves)65
0.26%
Covert2
0.64%
Classified3
3.20%
Restricted4
15.98%
Mil-Spec Grade6
79.92%
About the Operation Bravo Case
Operation Bravo Case launched on September 19, 2013 during "Operation Bravo" and has had prestige-case energy for years now. It comes from the early operation era, which already gives it far more collector weight than a normal old case.
What keeps Bravo alive is the combination of age, recognizable skins, and the classic knife pool. At $97.83 before the key, nobody is pretending this is a sensible routine opener; the whole point is that it feels like a premium piece of CS history.
Key Facts
- •Knives: 0.26% drop rate
- •StatTrak™ variants: 10% chance on eligible tiers
- •Top item: ★ Karambit | Case Hardened — value depends entirely on the pattern, with the famous “Blue Gem” Karambit selling for over $1 million in private trades
- •Expected ROI: 21.5% ($21.53 EV per $100.32 opening incl. key)
- •Every opening is independent — past results don't change future odds
FAQ
Why is Operation Bravo Case treated like a prestige case?▼
Operation Bravo sits in the very early collector tier, and its price reflects that status. People open it for history, recognition, and iconic skins much more than for rational expected return.
What items are in the Operation Bravo Case?▼
The Operation Bravo Case contains 80 skins across 5 rarity tiers: 65 ★ Rare Special, 2 Covert, 3 Classified, 4 Restricted, 6 Mil-Spec. The rare special tier includes 5 knives across 17 finishes.
How do I open the Operation Bravo Case for free?▼
Use the simulator on this page. It runs Valve's published drop probabilities, so the unboxing pattern matches the real case. You can also see the expected ROI before committing real money to it. No login or download.
Are the Operation Bravo Case drop rates realistic?▼
Yes. The simulator uses the drop probabilities Valve publishes for CS2 containers. For the Operation Bravo Case, that means knives at 0.26% per opening.
What are the knives drop rates in the Operation Bravo Case?▼
Knives land at 0.26% per opening — about 1 in 385. The Operation Bravo Case has 5 knives across 17 finishes, so the odds of pulling one specific finish are noticeably lower than the headline number suggests.
What is the most valuable skin in the Operation Bravo Case?▼
The ★ Karambit | Case Hardened is the headline pull, but its real value depends on the blue-pattern percentage rather than the listed Steam Market price. The famous "Blue Gem" Karambit (pattern 387) has reportedly sold for over $1 million in private deals, while ordinary patterns trade for a fraction of that.
When was the Operation Bravo Case added to CS2?▼
The Operation Bravo Case was added to the game on September 19, 2013, alongside the "Operation Bravo" update. It is classified as Container Series #3. It replaced the ESports 2013 Case as the newest case.
How much does the Operation Bravo Case cost?▼
The Operation Bravo Case costs around $97.83 on the Steam Market as of May. Add $2.49 for the key and each opening totals $100.32. You can try it risk-free in our simulator before buying.
What is the expected ROI of the Operation Bravo Case?▼
21.5% — meaning a $100.32 opening (case + key) returns about $21.53 on average. Most value is locked behind the rare special items — the average opening returns less than cost.
Does the Operation Bravo Case have StatTrak™ items?▼
Yes. Non-special skins can drop as StatTrak™ at a 10% chance. The variant tracks in-game kills and usually trades at a premium over the standard version.