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WAYGERCASE REGISTRY

CONTENT OPERATIONS

Case library

Independent registry
Sandbox by default · No connection to game accounts, balances or the engineers’ deployment. Integration stays with the engineering team.
CASE BUILD WORKFLOW
Turn a portfolio gap into a measured caseEach draft should carry the decision record from strategy through launch.
  1. 1 · Find the gapGame, audience, role and price band
  2. 2 · Set the promisePlayer reason to choose the case
  3. 3 · Review evidenceComparable demand and compositions
  4. 4 · Build the payoutSupport, anchor and chase skins
  5. 5 · Review riskRTP, typical result and fulfilment
  6. 6 · MeasureChoice, repeat use and contribution
Find a Wayger caseNarrow the portfolio by its strategic role, theme and economics.

DECISION SUPPORT

Use observed demand to choose what Wayger should test

This page ranks cases within one competitor and one captured measure. Use it to find recurring concepts, price points, names and skin combinations that deserve a Wayger test. It does not estimate unique players, future revenue or the probability that a Wayger case will succeed.

1 · Find a signalSelect a game, measure and source snapshot.
2 · Read the contextCheck creator, price, theme and captured skins.
3 · Form a hypothesisExplain what may be driving the observed activity.
4 · Test at WaygerBuild a draft and measure exposure, choice and repeat play.

Do: compare cases measured by the same source counter. Do not: compare raw opening counts between sites or treat visits × rank as player count.

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What the activity numbers mean

Research findings about each source and case type. Unknown scope remains unknown. These reviews supplement the original snapshots; they do not change captured values or qualify a player ranking.

Gathering priorities and coverage

Traffic determines research priority only. It never scales a case score into estimated players. Status describes inspected evidence, not the absence of a feature on the entire site.

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Case details

Research informing this design

References point to immutable observations. Add a reference from Case analytics and explain the design hypothesis; source popularity does not validate Wayger odds or returns.

New draft target: 84%–87.5%, initially 85.4%. Payout variance does not change RTP. Price is calculated from the table. Rounded effective RTP must remain at least 84% to release.

How rare skins, odds and RTP fit together

RTP is the sum of each item’s probability multiplied by its value, divided by case cost. A rarer, more valuable prize can increase payout variance while the average return stays the same.

Illustration: at a cost of 10, a 90% chance of 5 and 10% chance of 40 returns 8.5 on average. A 99% chance of 5 and 1% chance of 355 also returns 8.5. Both have 85% RTP, with very different payout experiences.

Choose the target RTP, then the items and probability rule. This tool calculates cost from that table; it does not silently change odds to meet a desired price. If you change the table, recalculate. Chase labels identify items for review and do not change their odds. Chase and other-item contributions add up to effective RTP.

Names cannot claim profit, rarity, return rate or official endorsement.

MARKETING

Marketing & launch brief

Turn the case concept into a clear customer promise and a simple learning plan. Odds and price remain controlled by the economics section.

1 · PositionWho is it for and why would they choose it?
2 · MeasureWhat customer and business result signals success?
3 · LearnWhat fair comparison will tell us what worked?

STARTING POINT

Find a starting collection

Generate a catalogue shortlist inside this draft, then review and adjust every skin before calculating.

The assistant reads current USD catalogue quotes and item types from this database. It marks the highest-value skin as the visual hero and groups supporting skins by kind or value. After calculation, the drop table also shows each skin’s win chance. Recommendations never invent odds, RTP or the final case price.

Drop table

Selected skins, roles and probabilities

Case economics

Price and player-value indicators calculated from the selected skins and probabilities.

Sandbox values use USD listing quotes as demonstration display units. This is not an approved cash-to-Chip conversion.

Payout shape and design review

Uploaded artwork

No card artwork
Build the case from catalogue skins

Pick the CS2 or Rust skins first. Their images, exact market names and current catalogue quotes will be connected to the drop table automatically.

Up to 8 MB. Art is supplied by your art team.

Connected skin database

Choose skins for this case

0 skins selected

Release review

Review the current candidate against the last release. A release permanently freezes its values, weights, rule and uploaded art.

RESEARCH ONLY · Competitor valuations and currencies are preserved. These records are never released to the game.
Find comparable competitor casesStart with the game and source, then narrow by evidence quality, composition and price.

Popularity ranks are within each source, not a cross-site league table. Traffic-weighted rank combines within-source position with estimated monthly site visits for research prioritization; it is not a player count. Unmeasured cases remain unranked.

Identity reconciliation

Record an evidenced link to a canonical item. Original research rows remain unchanged.

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Released definitions

Read-only exports for the engineering team. Import and activation remain with JP and Jose.

Production JSONSandbox JSONRelease events
Wayger Case Registry · Versioned data. Human release control.