Welcome to— play and win Team Fortress 2 items

Every game mode on TF2Royal

Eight item modes share one balance, one inventory and one provably fair system. Coins are how item value is counted here — they are not currency and have no value away from the site.

• Cases — pick a case, spin up to four at once, and get the value of your drop in coins.
• Case battles — open the same cases as 1-3 other players; the best run takes the pot.
• Coinflip — two players, one coin, winner takes both sides.
• Upgrader — trade a low-value item for a shot at the skin you actually want.
• Roulette — live shared rounds on Red, Black, Gold and the 14x Royal segment.
• X-Roulette — pick a target multiplier from 1.01x to 10000x and ride it.
• Rock paper scissors — best of three against a real player for the pot.
• Bust — blackjack with hit, stand, split and double, on a provably fair shuffle.

Deposits and withdrawals

Deposits and withdrawals both run through our Steam bots. You send or accept an ordinary Steam trade offer and the item moves as soon as Steam releases it, usually in seconds. There is no trading history requirement and no waiting list.

Prices follow the live Team Fortress 2 market rather than a fixed internal list, so what you deposit and what you withdraw are valued the same way. Keys, unusuals, skins, killstreaks and ordinary craft stock all move through the same marketplace.

Provably fair, every round

Every outcome is committed before you see it and can be checked afterwards — either against an independent Random.org draw, or by re-running a published formula against a server seed that was hashed and shown to you before the round started. Nobody at TF2Royal can change a result once a game has begun.

Rewards for playing

Daily rewards and rakeback build automatically as you wager, the biweekly race pays out to the highest-ranked players, and the referral program pays a share of everything the people you invite wager, for good.

Who can play

TF2Royal is strictly 18 and over, and unavailable where local law forbids it. Cool-off periods, self-exclusion and free confidential help are all covered on the player safety page.