CSGO Site Owners: Who Runs the Biggest CS2 Gambling Sites (2026)

Updated October 2026 · 22 sites

Who actually runs the CS2 (CSGO) gambling sites you deposit skins on? Below we list the operating company, where it is registered, the licence it holds and – where they have said so publicly – the founders and executives behind each of the most popular sites we review.

Knowing the company and licence behind a site matters: it tells you which regulator, if any, you can turn to in a dispute and whether the operator is accountable for withdrawals.

This page uses public sources only: each site’s own terms and footer, public regulator registers and company registries, and statements people have made about themselves (interviews, conference talks, their own social profiles) or that reputable news outlets have reported. We do not use leaked or hacked data, and we only name people who are publicly associated with a site. Where ownership is not public, we say so instead of guessing. Profile links are marked nofollow.

Ownership and licences change. If you represent one of these sites and something is out of date, tell us via our contact page and we will review it.

Who owns most CSGO gambling sites?

Most CS2/CSGO gambling sites are run by small private companies registered offshore, often in Cyprus, Curaçao or other low-tax jurisdictions, and many founders choose not to identify themselves publicly. Our table lists the operator and licence for each site where this is public.

How can I check who runs a gambling site?

Look at the site's Terms and Conditions or footer for the operating company and licence number, then check that number on the regulator's public register (for example the Curaçao Gaming Authority register).

Does a licence make a CSGO gambling site safe?

A licence means a regulator can be contacted in a dispute, but standards differ widely between regulators. Combine the licence check with the site's track record, withdrawal terms and our Trust Score.

Why are some owners listed as not publicly disclosed?

We only name people who have publicly identified themselves or who reputable news outlets have reported on. If a site's owners have not done so, we do not speculate.