The Sport & Field Collection Simulator

Simulate an Armory Pass redemption from The Sport & Field Collectionand see which skins you could unlock. The simulation uses this project's own estimated drop chances for this collection and includes its complete skin pool, from Consumer Grade to Covert.

The Sport & Field Collection

The Sport & Field Collection

Drop rates (rarest first)

Covert0.13%1 in 781
Classified0.64%1 in 156
Restricted3.2%1 in 31
Mil-Spec Grade16.01%1 in 6
Industrial Grade80.03%1 in 1

How Does the Collection Simulator Work?

01

Choose a Collection

Browse the collection contents above, or switch to another collection anytime.

02

Open the Container

Hit Unlock Container to start a simulated unlock.

03

Watch the Opening

Watch the animation as your item is revealed.

04

See Your Result

The simulator reveals what you unboxed, with its rarity, wear, and float.

Armory Collections

Cases

Souvenir Packages

The Sport & Field Collection Simulator FAQ

What is The Sport & Field Collection Simulator?

The Sport & Field Collection Simulator lets you simulate an Armory Pass redemption from The Sport & Field Collection for free. Each simulated redemption uses the collection's estimated rarity probabilities to determine your result.

Is The Sport & Field Collection Simulator free?

Yes. You can run as many simulated redemptions from The Sport & Field Collection as you want without spending real Armory Credits or any real money.

Are the results based on real CS2 drop chances?

Valve has never officially published Armory Pass Collection redemption odds. The simulator uses this site's own estimate, based on Valve's confirmed Case rarity ratios extended to the wider rarity range Collections cover. The result is simulated and does not produce real CS2 items or spend real Armory Credits.

What skins can you get from The Sport & Field Collection?

The Sport & Field Collection contains 16 weapon skins across multiple rarity levels, from Consumer Grade to Covert.

Can I open The Sport & Field Collection multiple times?

Yes. There is no limit to the number of simulated redemptions. You can run one simulation or as many consecutive simulations as you like.