Insane.GG

So I jumped into Insane.gg recently and let me tell you, it’s one of those sites where you either love it or get annoyed real quick. It looks sick on the outside, feels super modern, but once you start clicking around, you quickly realize: they want you on that Premium BattlePass more than anything.

But hey, that’s not necessarily a bad thing… if the rewards are worth it. So I did what I do best, tested everything, lost some skins, won a few battles, and now I’m here to give you the real scoop.

Welcome bonus

They offer a +100% deposit bonus if you activate a promo code. You can grab that by using this Insane.gg promo code link and get your bonus balance topped up right from your first deposit. Not bad, honestly.

Also, if you meet their extra conditions (Steam level 5+, 50+ CS hours, no bans), you get access to Daily Luck Spins, giveaways, and other free stuff.

How to claim bonus or free case

To claim your bonuses:

1. Sign up or log in.
2. Go to the “Bonuses” tab at the top.
3. Enter a working promo code like this one.
4. Make a first deposit to get the +100% bonus balance.
5. Link your Steam, follow their socials, and deposit a little to unlock Daily Spins and giveaways.

Game selection

Insane.gg doesn’t just throw in a few crash clones and call it a day. There’s a full lineup of mini-games and honestly, some unique ones I haven’t seen elsewhere. Here’s what they offer:

• Crash (classic)
• Crash+ (BattlePass only)
• Mines (BattlePass only)
• Crash Battle (PvP betting crash mode)
• Rush
• Lava
• Upgrade
• Cases
• Dropzone
• Plinko
• Bingo
• Treasures

A couple things stood out: Crash Battle is pretty fun when there’s actual competition, and Lava is like their own twist on hot-potato crash, where you bail before the heat rises too high. But half the juicy stuff like Crash+ and Mines with better multipliers is locked behind the BattlePass.

Is Insane.gg legit?

Yup, Insane.gg is a real, operating CS2 skin gambling site, and has been around since 2017, running under Gradient B.V. (Curaçao). Their license situation is the usual offshore setup, which is pretty standard in the scene.

Trustpilot? 2.6 stars, with some mixed reviews. To be real some people complain about withdrawal times or BattlePass stuff being overhyped. I didn’t run into any red flags personally, but I get where they’re coming from: it’s not a plug-and-play site like CSGORoll or Duelbits.

They’ve also pushed out over $8 million in withdrawals, so people are definitely winning and cashing out.

Payment methods

You’ve got a bunch of deposit options, from skins to crypto to fiat:

• ApplePay
• VISA / Mastercard (PayStars)
• SkinsBack / Skinify / SkinPay
• Tether (ERC20, TRC20)
• Bitcoin / Ethereum / Tron
• Kinguin cards (5–100 USD)
• Online Banking
• INSHOP

It’s a solid mix, especially if you’re from Europe or using skin markets.

How to withdraw

Withdrawals are mostly done through skins, and you’ll need to be verified and meet some basic Steam requirements (like not being VAC banned). From what I saw, most skins listed are reasonably priced, and they don’t slap insane markups like some other sites do.

Customer support

You’ll have to reach out via email: support@insane.gg. There’s no live chat, which is kinda rough if something urgent happens. They’ve got a solid FAQ, but still not having a support agent live on-site in 2025 feels outdated.

Does anyone still play on Insane.gg in 2025?

So when I checked the site, there were 154 people active in the chat. Not bad at all for a weekday. Plus, I saw some players with crazy weekly profits like Prism4 pulling over $8,700, and the leaderboards show players constantly grinding. That tells me it’s not just bots hanging out, real people are gambling hard.

My experience

Okay, real talk: Insane.gg feels like a full-on BattlePass economy. If you’re not buying into it, you’ll hit walls, locked modes, lower multipliers, fewer rewards. But when I activated the BattlePass and got a few levels up, it actually started feeling worth it. I even got a $10 drop from one of the free level rewards, which wasn’t bad at all.

That said, the BattlePass is pricey. $40 minimum, and if you want the big one with 35,000 EXP, it’s $189. So unless you’re grinding this daily, it might be overkill.

But if you’re a daily degen like me and love unlocking stuff as you play, it scratches that same itch as a CS case-opening spree.

Insane.gg isn’t perfect, but it definitely has its own flavor. If you’re the type to grind levels, chase skins, and love that FOMO lootbox-style progress, then this site’s gonna keep you busy for weeks.

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