What Cases Have Gloves in CS2?
Updated · Steam Community Market prices as of · methodology
7 CS2 weapon cases can drop gloves, from the Glove Case (2016) to the Revolution Case (2023), plus the Sealed Dead Hand Terminal. Together they share 4 glove pools and 8 glove types. Gloves are the gold tier of those cases: they drop 0.26% of the time, 1 in 385 openings, exactly like knives in other cases. This guide lists every case with gloves, the glove types in each and what a pair costs to unbox on average.
All CS2 cases with gloves
| Case | Released | Glove finishes | Chance of gloves | Cost with key | Average cost per pair |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Glove Case | 2016 | 24 | 0.26% (1 in 385) | $21.89 | $8,419.23 |
| Operation Hydra Case | 2017 | 24 | 0.26% (1 in 385) | $46.91 | $18,042.31 |
| Clutch Case | 2017 | 24 | 0.26% (1 in 385) | $3.48 | $1,338.46 |
| Operation Broken Fang Case | 2020 | 24 | 0.26% (1 in 385) | $12.15 | $4,673.08 |
| Snakebite Case | 2021 | 24 | 0.26% (1 in 385) | $3.21 | $1,234.62 |
| Recoil Case | 2022 | 24 | 0.26% (1 in 385) | $2.98 | $1,146.15 |
| Revolution Case | 2023 | 24 | 0.26% (1 in 385) | $2.88 | $1,107.69 |
| Sealed Dead Hand Terminal | — | 22 | 0.256% (1 in 391) | $1.27 | $496.57 |
Among weapon cases, the cheapest route today is the Revolution Case, at an average of $1,107.69 per pair; the most expensive is the Operation Hydra Case, at $18,042.31. The gap comes only from the case price: the key costs $2.49 everywhere and the odds are identical. The Sealed Dead Hand Terminal is not a weapon case: it needs no key, and Valve publishes no odds for it, so its 0.256% gold rate is an estimate from the 5× rule. At $1.27 per opening it is the cheapest route on paper, at $496.57 per pair on average. None of these cases mixes knives and gloves: if you want a knife, open a different case, and the knife cases guide lists them.
Glove pools: which gloves each case drops
Cases that share the same gloves form a pool. Opening any case of a pool gives the same glove types and the same finishes, with each finish equally likely. Each new pool brought new finishes and sometimes changed the glove types, which is why the same type appears in several pools with different skins.
| Pool | Glove types | Cases |
|---|---|---|
| Glove Case gloves pool | Bloodhound Gloves, Driver Gloves, Hand Wraps, Moto Gloves, Specialist Gloves, Sport Gloves | Glove Case, Operation Hydra Case |
| Clutch Case gloves pool | Driver Gloves, Hand Wraps, Hydra Gloves, Moto Gloves, Specialist Gloves, Sport Gloves | Clutch Case, Revolution Case |
| Operation Broken Fang Case gloves pool | Broken Fang Gloves, Driver Gloves, Hand Wraps, Moto Gloves, Specialist Gloves, Sport Gloves | Operation Broken Fang Case, Snakebite Case, Recoil Case |
| Sealed Dead Hand Terminal gloves pool | Driver Gloves, Specialist Gloves, Sport Gloves | Sealed Dead Hand Terminal |
Glove types and prices
Glove prices span a wide range: the cheapest pair on the market today is the ★ Hydra Gloves | Rattler at $44.89, the most expensive the ★ Sport Gloves | Hedge Maze at $1,874.38. 13 of 94 priced glove finishes sell for more than $1,000. Gloves stay visible in first person whatever weapon you hold, and their price depends heavily on wear; the float values guide explains how wear is decided.
| Glove type | Finishes | Price range | Cases | Cheapest average unboxing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bloodhound Gloves | 4 | $329.51 – $433.17 | 2 | $50,515.38 (Glove Case) |
| Broken Fang Gloves | 4 | $71.15 – $115.60 | 3 | $6,876.92 (Recoil Case) |
| Driver Gloves | 20 | $46.25 – $1,760.25 | 8 | $1,365.57 (Sealed Dead Hand Terminal) |
| Hand Wraps | 12 | $62.55 – $1,033.64 | 7 | $6,646.15 (Revolution Case) |
| Hydra Gloves | 4 | $44.89 – $93.79 | 2 | $6,646.15 (Revolution Case) |
| Moto Gloves | 12 | $57.00 – $1,834.70 | 7 | $6,646.15 (Revolution Case) |
| Specialist Gloves | 19 | $71.36 – $1,860.21 | 8 | $1,560.65 (Sealed Dead Hand Terminal) |
| Sport Gloves | 19 | $136.58 – $1,874.38 | 8 | $1,560.65 (Sealed Dead Hand Terminal) |
Before opening a glove case
The average cost per pair is far above the price of most gloves on the market, because every opening also pays for a key and returns, most of the time, a Mil-Spec skin worth a fraction of it. A glove case is a lottery on the 0.26% gold slot, and the expected value of every case is listed on the best cases ranking. To see how long a pair actually takes, open a glove case in the simulator: same odds, same pool, no money involved. The case odds guide explains why one player in 6 still has no gold item after 700 openings, and the gloves hub lists every finish by wear. For knives instead, see which case drops each knife.
Frequently asked questions
- What cases have gloves in CS2?
- 7 weapon cases: Glove Case, Operation Hydra Case, Clutch Case, Operation Broken Fang Case, Snakebite Case, Recoil Case, Revolution Case. Outside weapon cases, the Sealed Dead Hand Terminal also drops gloves.
- What are the odds of getting gloves from a case?
- 0.26% per opening (1 in 385) in a glove case, the same gold rate as knives. Glove cases contain no knives, so every gold drop is a pair of gloves.
- What is the cheapest case to get gloves?
- The Sealed Dead Hand Terminal on average: $1.27 per opening, about $496.57 per pair of gloves unboxed. Prices move daily.
- Can gloves be StatTrak?
- No. Gloves have no StatTrak™ version, so the 10% StatTrak roll never applies to them.
- Can you get gloves from a souvenir package or a sticker capsule?
- No. Souvenir packages and capsules have no gloves. Besides weapon cases, only the Sealed Dead Hand Terminal drops gloves, with estimated odds.
- How much do CS2 gloves cost?
- From about $44.89 (★ Hydra Gloves | Rattler) to $1,874.38 (★ Sport Gloves | Hedge Maze) at their representative wear on the Steam Community Market.