StatTrak™ / Souvenir CZ75-Auto | Xiangliu
A fully automatic variant of the CZ75, the CZ75-Auto is the ideal short-term choice for turning the tables and gaining your opponents weapon. But with very little ammo in the magazine, strong trigger discipline is required. A custom paint job with nine purple and gold snakes has been applied.
- Float range
- 0.00 – 0.56
- Wears
- Factory New, Minimal Wear, Field-Tested, Well-Worn, Battle-Scarred
- Collection
- The Spectrum Collection
- Minimal Wear
17.26
Best odds for CZ75-Auto | Xiangliu
These OPCASES cases give you better odds on CZ75-Auto | Xiangliu for your money than the official CS2 cases. Compared by the chance to get the skin in any wear, against the best official case.
Official CS2 cases with CZ75-Auto | Xiangliu
Each opening costs the case on the Steam market plus a key (2.49 coins). Odds for any wear, StatTrak™ or not.
- Per opening
7.15 (4.66 case + 2.49 key)- Odds
- 1 in 94 (1.06667%)
About CZ75-Auto | Xiangliu
CZ75-Auto | Xiangliu is a Classified pistol skin for the CZ75-Auto from The Spectrum Collection. It comes in Factory New, Minimal Wear, Field-Tested, Well-Worn and Battle-Scarred (float 0.00 to 0.56), also as StatTrak™ and as a Souvenir.
On Steam it drops from Spectrum Case. In the Spectrum Case you get it about 1 in 94 openings, at 7.15 coins per opening with the key.
On OPCASES 1 case has it. The best value is the Discord Kitten case, 1 in 13 for 11.32 coins per opening: 4.7× better odds for your money than the Spectrum Case.
How we compare: "better odds per coin" puts the chance to get the skin (any wear, StatTrak™ or not) against the price of one opening, compared with the best official case. In other words, what it costs on average to unbox it (price ÷ chance) is that many times lower. Official odds follow Valve's published odds per rarity (Mil-Spec 79.92%, Restricted 15.98%, Classified 3.2%, Covert 0.64%, knives and gloves 0.26%), shared by the skins of that rarity in the case. Steam prices change, so the numbers are a guide and are updated daily.

