КАК РАБОТАЮТ СКРИПТЫ НА CASE-BATTLE ПРОВЕРКА САЙТА С 100 РУБЛЕЙ ДО НОЖА НА КЕЙС-БАТЛ

Storyline / Context

• The video is a live-style case-opening and balance testing session in “Case Battle” focused on the project “Red Wine.”
• The creator tests how scripts/automation (or system behavior) perform when opening multiple cases, while tracking payouts over many caps/hats on an alt account.

Gameplay Highlights (What Happens in the Run)

• The creator adds 125 caps to the Red Wine project balance on a second alt account named “Gandaler.”
• They experience very bad drop chances overall, but still unlock/collect enough value through repeated opens.
• They open cases in sequence, watching the game “load” slowly, then return items/payouts.
• Notable moments:
  • A “glitch paint” item appears and results in a double increase (a better payout than expected).
  • They accumulate a large number of opens, reaching around 200, then 400+, and later up to a stated maximum around 600 (and higher on the alt).
  • They check whether different “suitcases” (case types) are suitable for their price tier, aiming to choose the right one.

Key Gameplay Mechanics / Strategies Mentioned

• Choose a suitcase appropriate to the price category. Avoid opening a random high-tier case if you can’t match its value.
• Open cases, then move on to the upgrade/shop system after receiving items.
• They repeatedly test different case types (including hunting for a “secret,” trying “Ronin,” and “Eye of Athena”).
• They suggest there may not be major “complex tactics” for Red Wine beyond consistent opening + correct case selection, though they personally believe they’re following the right approach.

Numbers / Progression (Approximate)

• Start: 125 caps added
• After some openings: around 136 hats
• Later: around 200 hats (a point in the run)
• Then: 400+ hats, with confusion about thresholds (thinking it might be 299 vs 400)
• They reference a max payout on the alt account of about 712 (spelled “Cshe(k)”)
• A separate suitcase/test gives a maximum of about ~600 hats, then ends the run’s payout cycle
• Final smaller attempt: ~161 hats, resulting in no meaningful additional payout

End Result / Takeaway

• Payouts can swing heavily—often “deplorable” luck, but occasionally helped by glitches/double payouts.
• There’s no claimed guaranteed method; it’s more about system behavior + trial.
• The creator stops after completing the testing.

Gamers / Sources Featured

• Llekr (speaker/creator)
• Khaliksar (mentioned in the outro)
• Gandaler (the alt account referenced)