CS2 Souvenir Package Opening Simulator
CS2owl.gg's Souvenir Package Simulator lets you explore any CS2 or CS:GO Major Souvenir Package before opening a real one. Choose a Package below to browse its skins, see its drop chances, and try a free simulated opening. Looking for Cases or Armory Collections instead? Both have their own dedicated simulator too.
How Does the CS2 Case Simulator Work?
Choose a Container
Choose a Case, Collection, or Souvenir Package.
Open the Simulator
Select the simulator for your chosen container.
Watch the Opening
Experience the simulated CS2 opening animation.
See Your Result
See which item you unboxed, including rarity, wear, and float where applicable.
Choose a Container
All CS2 Souvenir Package Simulators
CS2 Souvenir Package Opening Simulator
The CS2 Souvenir Package Simulator on CS2owl.gg lets you open Souvenir Packages from CS2 and CS:GO Major tournaments in a free, simulated environment. Explore Souvenir Packages from Major events dating back to 2013, browse the skins available from each tournament, and see which items can be obtained from each package.
Choose any Souvenir Package to start a simulated opening and explore its available skins. Each package is linked to a specific Major tournament and map, giving you an easy way to discover the Souvenir skins associated with different events throughout Counter-Strike history. You can explore packages from both CS:GO and CS2 Majors, from the earliest supported tournaments through the latest events in the database.
Souvenir Package Drop Rates
Valve has never published official drop rates for Souvenir Packages. For this reason, the simulator uses CS2owl.gg's own estimated rarity odds rather than presenting them as official Valve probabilities. These estimates are based on Valve's confirmed Case rarity ratios and extended to the wider range of rarity tiers represented in Souvenir Packages.
The estimated drop rates are used consistently throughout the simulator to determine the rarity of each simulated result. They are provided as an estimate to make the simulation possible and should not be interpreted as confirmed or official Souvenir Package odds.
Free Souvenir Package Simulator
Every Souvenir Package can be opened for free in the simulator. No Steam account, real money, or real CS2 items are required. The simulator is designed to let you explore Souvenir Packages and their possible skins without opening a real package.
Every skin displayed in the simulator comes from the CS2owl.gg database. Simulated results are for demonstration purposes only — no real CS2 or CS:GO items are awarded, traded, transferred, or added to a Steam inventory.
Looking for regular Cases or Armory Collections instead? CS2owl.gg also offers dedicated simulators for both, allowing you to explore their skins and drop chances in the same free simulated environment.
CS2 Souvenir Package Simulator FAQ
What is the CS2 Souvenir Package Simulator?
The CS2 Souvenir Package Simulator is a free tool that recreates the Souvenir Package-opening experience without spending real money. It uses the package's estimated rarity odds to pick a result, so you can see what a real unlock could look like before committing to one.
Is the CS2 Souvenir Package Simulator free?
Yes, completely free. You can open as many simulated Souvenir Packages as you want, with no account or payment required.
Are the results based on real CS2 drop chances?
Valve has never officially published Souvenir Package drop rates. The simulator uses this site's own estimate, based on Valve's confirmed Case rarity ratios extended to the wider rarity range Souvenir Packages cover. The result is simulated and does not produce real CS2 items.
Which CS2 Souvenir Packages can I simulate?
150 Souvenir Packages, covering Major tournaments dating back to 2013, currently have a working simulator. Browse the full list below, or use search to jump straight to a specific package.
Where can I find a specific Souvenir Package Simulator?
Use the search box in the "All CS2 Souvenir Package Simulators" section on this page to jump straight to any package's own simulator page.