Scammers exploit interest in Counter-Strike 2. Valve warned of danger to accounts

Interest in Counter-Strike 2 is quite high, so the emergence of shady entrepreneurs was only a matter of time

Valve is conducting a limited test of Counter-Strike 2, sending invitations to players. Not everyone was lucky enough to receive the coveted notification, but the demand is high.

Various scammers responded to this, offering access to Counter-Strike 2. The issue quickly began to gain momentum, and Valve had to issue a statement.

The Counter-Strike franchise account wrote: “Beware of scams. The only way to check for Limited Test access is to launch CS:GO through Steam and check the Main Menu.

Do not log into third party sites claiming to check your Steam account for access or offering Limited Test access or keys; there are no Limited Test keys”.

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