CATEGORY REFERENCE

Counter Strike Markets, Map By Map

Mirage, Inferno, Nuke, Ancient and Dust II — every CS2 series we price is broken down map by map, with round markets that stay open while the action...

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What Our Counter Strike Lobby Holds

Our Counter Strike desk follows the circuits Pakistani fans watch closely — ESL Pro League season play, IEM Katowice and Cologne stops, PGL Major runs and BLAST group stages. Pricing opens at the map veto and carries through to round winner, first-blood, total rounds and pistol-round results. Series are listed as single-map, three-map and five-map formats, and every map gets its own

board, so a tight Ancient decider can be followed without waiting for the whole series to settle.

Veto-Start Pricing
Round Winner
First Blood
Map Handicap
Series Winner

MATCH DAY CORNERS

Three Counter Strike Corners We Keep Ready

Every week we rotate what sits on the Counter Strike front of the lobby, and these three boards are the ones you will find there most often. One...

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Featured Map

Mirage Map Board

The map we open most often, with round-winner markets, mid-round live pricing and pistol-round lines that refresh as soon as the first kills land on the server.

New Room

Fresh Tournament Desk

Newly listed events appear here before the veto, so you can look over the squads, check recent map records and set positions while the opening series is still warming up.

Major Corner

Group Stage Hub

Group-stage play from the Majors lives on this board, with every match from a single day lined up together so you can follow several series without switching screens.

zc7777 is designed as a fast, mobile-first gaming information hub with clear local payment context and safer access notes.

— zc7777 platform team

POCKET CS2

Counter Strike On Your Phone

The Counter Strike side of zc7777 was built for a phone screen first. Map boards stack vertically, round markets move into a swipeable strip, and the veto timer sits high...

Portrait map boards

Swipe round markets

Veto start alerts

JazzCash funding

Google Play App Store

WHILE YOU WAIT

Help During A Counter Strike Series

Counter Strike throws up the odd snag — a tournament technical pause, a map replayed after a server crash, a veto that...

HOW WE RUN IT

Keeping Counter Strike Markets Straight

Every Counter Strike market on zc7777 settles against recorded match data rather than a single feed. When a result looks wrong — an overturned round, a map restarted...

Settlement Terms

Round markets, map winners and series results each carry written terms you can open before taking a position, covering voids...

Result Verification

We settle from recorded scoreboards and cross-check against a second source, which matters on maps decided by a single overtime...

Roster Checks

Stand-in announcements and roster changes are looked at before a series starts, because a late substitution can shift how a...

Account Security

Two-step sign-in, session alerts and a locked withdrawal address keep your account and your rupee balance tied to your own...

Withdrawal Checks

Rupee withdrawals to JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay or Raast are matched against your account history before release, usually inside a few...

Handling Exceptions

Market terms are visible inside every Counter Strike board, so the way we treat a coach disconnect or a server...

WHY SWITCH OVER

Our Counter Strike Desk Versus Elsewhere

Most places you look at Counter Strike offer a match winner and little else. We list the veto, the round markets and the pistol round separately, keep balances in rupees, and fund...

Map-Level Boards

We price each map of a series on its own board instead of wrapping everything into one match winner, so a Mirage pick can be followed apart from Inferno.

Round Markets Open Longer

Round-winner pricing stays live through the buy phase rather than closing at the first whistle, giving you room to react to an early pistol-round result.

Rupee Balances

Your account runs in rupees from the moment you fund it, so no currency conversion sits between a JazzCash payment and the map you want to follow.

Local Funding Rails

JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay and Raast are all supported for funding and withdrawals, which keeps the money side familiar while you focus on the series.

Pause Handling

Long technical pauses do not lock your markets. We keep the board readable and explain in your activity feed what happens to the affected rounds.

Mobile-First Boards

The Counter Strike layout is built to be read on a phone, with round markets you can swipe and map tabs that stay where you left them.

Evening Support

Our desk is staffed through Pakistan evening hours when most CS2 series run, so a query about a late settlement does not sit until morning.

SIX THINGS TO KNOW

What Shapes Our Counter Strike Lobby

Six pieces make our Counter Strike offering what it is: pricing that starts at the veto, round markets that stay open mid-action, pistol-round lines, map-level boards for every...

Veto Start Pricing Markets open as soon as teams begin the map veto...

Map-Level Boards Each map in a series gets a separate board with...

Pistol Round Lines Opening rounds are priced on their own, which matters because...

Rupee Settlement Everything on your account sits in rupees, so a result...

Tournament Calendar Group stages and playoff days from the circuits we follow...

Readable Terms Every board links to the terms behind it, covering replays...

Counter Strike Questions, Answered

Pricing covers the active pool — Mirage, Inferno, Nuke, Ancient, Anubis, Vertigo and Dust II whenever the rotation includes it. Each one gets its own board during a series.

Round winner, first-blood, total rounds in a half and pistol-round results are the four we run most, and they stay open through the buy phase on most maps.

Boards go live once the veto begins, usually a short while before the scheduled start. If a series is delayed, we keep the board open and flag the new start time.

Affected round markets are voided and settled again from the recorded result. A line in your account activity explains the change, usually within the hour.

Yes. Portrait map boards, swipeable round markets and start alerts are all part of the mobile layout, and your rupee balance stays visible as you move between matches.

Fund with JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay or Raast and the money lands in your rupee balance. Withdrawals go back through the same rails after a routine check.

We list group stages and playoff days from the circuits Pakistani fans follow most, including ESL Pro League season play, IEM stops and PGL Major runs, subject to each event's schedule.