Next time someone crafts a badge for this particular game. Since every single game has its own Booster Pack drop eligibility, it is safe to consider Booster Pack drops for different games as separate lotteries, where outcome of one cannot affect outcome of any other lottery in any way.Ĥ. So at level 10 you will have 6 tickets, at level 20 - 7, at level 50 - 10 tickets, and so on. When you increase your Steam account level, every 10 levels you get 1 additional lottery ticket, or as Steam calls it "20% drop-rate increase". To make further calculations simple, let's consider these participants have 5 lottery tickets. Every eligible account with Steam account level below 10 gets equal chance of winning this lottery. Well, congratulations! You are a proud participant of Booster Pack lottery now. If you are not sure, go to you Badges page and click on "View my booster pack eligibility" button. ** - If you are like me and tend to leave your computer up and running 24/7, your account will still be considered active if you remained online for over a week, even if you technically didn't sign in to Steam within last week. * - There might be exceptions, such as "free to play" games, that have different card drop mechanics
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You have that particular game in your library (it doesn't have to be installed on your computer to remain eligible)Ģ*) You've earned all free card drops from that particular game already (it should have "No card drops remaining" status on your Badges page)ģ**) Your Steam account is active (you've been logged in to Steam at least once within last week) Your account is considered eligible for Booster Pack drops for any specific game if ALL requirements below are met. In order to better understand this guide you may need to possess basic math skills as well.įirst of all, in order to start getting free Booster Packs, you need to make sure you are eligible for them to begin with. If you are looking for explanation on what the Cards and Boosters are, I'm afraid you would need to look elsewhere. It may be, if you already have a basic understanding of what Steam Trading Cards and Booster Packs are, but still feel confused by drop-rates explanations provided by Steam. That means I may very well be wrong, so you are welcome to post your corrections in comments! All conclusions and assumptions made below are based on publicly available information.
I am not and never been affiliated with Valve in any way. I've got frustrated by inability to find a proper explanation of Steam Booster Pack drop-rates, so I ended up doing some research on my own, and thought I may help someone else by sharing what I have found here.
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