How do I know how much money I've spent in CS:GO? A way to check your spending stats
Elen StelmakhIt's not easy to keep track of your spending, especially when it comes to any game that is distributed on a free-to-play model. CS:GO is one of those games that seems to be available to everyone, but you have to part with your hard-earned money to buy Prime status and nice skins. Of course, if you bought the game a few years ago, you won't remember exactly how much you spent on knives, gloves and skins. Fortunately in Steam you can look at the total amount of expenses on CS:GO and roughly understand how much Gabe Newell has purchased from you.
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Interestingly, this method works not only with CS:GO, but also with other popular games that require investments to purchase items. Dota 2, for example, pumps just as much money out of players.
How do I know how much money I have spent in CS:GO? The working method
First, we need to open Steam and log into the system by logging into your account. Now, we open our profile via a footnote in the top right corner.
Next you need to find the tab "Icons", which is located on the right hand side of your profile.
In the Badges tab, you'll find a "How to Get More" pointer. This will bring up the amount of money we've spent so far playing CS:GO.
As soon as we click on the pointer, a special window will open in front of us where the amount of money spent.
As a result, we were able to find out how much money has been spent on CS:GO. However, it is important to understand that the statistics takes into account only the purchases made through the Steam trading platform. It turns out that all the spending on third-party platforms and sites will not be counted in the column provided.
The only caveat regarding expenditure is that the calculation given does not include the profit or money made from the sale of any skin. This means that if someone bought and sold the same skin over and over again, they didn't actually spend any money, however Steam will show a repeat purchase of that skin.
It is also important to note that the amount displayed may be slightly inaccurate and is not an absolute or true value, as it takes into account all the transactions that the player has made through a particular account. Therefore, even though there may be an error in some cases, this is the most direct and safest method of calculating the amount you have spent in CS:GO.
There are other ways to find out the total value of your CS:GO inventory through third-party websites. However, these can hardly be called perfect, as they only inform the user of the value of their inventory.
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