How to deposit Rust skins

Depositing on CursedPot takes about a minute: sign in with Steam, choose skins, accept one trade offer.

Deposit skins

Before your first deposit

1. Sign in with Steam. We never see your password: Steam confirms who you are.
2. Make your Steam inventory public (Steam → Edit profile → Privacy settings), so the site can see your Rust skins.
3. Save your trade URL in your CursedPot profile. You find it on Steam under Inventory → Trade offers → Who can send me trade offers.
4. Use the Steam Mobile Authenticator. Without it, Steam puts trades on hold for days.

Depositing

1. Press Deposit skins on the Jackpot page, or create or join a flip on the Coinflip page.
2. Pick your skins. Each one shows its value; the minimum is $0.10 per skin. Rust stacks count as one skin per unit.
3. Our bot sends you a trade offer. Check that the security code matches the one on the site, then accept it on Steam.
4. As soon as the trade is accepted, your skins are in the game.

Why a skin can't be deposited

• It is on a Steam trade hold (recently bought or traded).
• It is worth less than $0.10.
• Its price is unstable (very few market listings, or the Steam and Skinport prices are far apart).

Getting your winnings

When you win, our bot sends the whole pot (minus the house fee) to your trade URL in one trade offer, usually within a minute. Accept it on Steam. If you miss it, you can ask the site to send it again. Skins you deposited that did not end up in a game go back to you the same way.

CursedPot is a Rust skin gambling site: Rust jackpot, Rust coinflip, giveaways and a weekly leaderboard. Every game is provably fair. Questions? Read the FAQ or join our Discord.