Bankroll
The amount of money or skin value a bettor sets aside for betting. SkinBetHub treats bankroll as risk capital, not money needed for bills or savings.
CS2 betting definitions
CS2 betting glossary for safer research
Definitions used across SkinBetHub guides, tools, partner checks, and daily CS2 pick notes. Each term links to the most relevant guide or calculator so crawlers and readers can follow the topic cluster.
Closing line value
A comparison between the price taken and the final market price before the match starts. It can show whether the bettor regularly beats market movement, but it does not guarantee profit.
Map veto
The process teams use to remove and select maps before a CS2 match. Veto context can change a pick because teams have different strengths across maps.
No-edge skip
A decision to avoid betting when price, team context, data quality, or risk is not strong enough. SkinBetHub treats skip calls as part of the research process.
No-vig probability
An estimated fair probability after removing bookmaker margin from the market. It helps compare a quoted price against a cleaner baseline.
Prediction market price
A market-implied probability from a contract price. CS2 prediction-market prices can be useful research signals, but liquidity, spread, and settlement rules matter.
Rollover
The amount of wagering required before a bonus or promo balance can become withdrawable. Rollover terms should be checked before claiming any offer.
Skin value risk
The risk that CS2 skins used for deposits, wagers, or withdrawals may change in market value, carry trade friction, or become difficult to liquidate.
Tipster record
A public history of picks, odds, stakes, confidence notes, and results. A useful record includes losses and skipped bets, not only wins.
Withdrawal friction
Anything that makes withdrawing funds or skins harder, including KYC delays, unclear limits, excluded payment rails, country restrictions, or bonus lockups.