Get a free demo review from Karrigan on Skin.Club

William Davis Published 17/03/2023

Skin.Club, one of the biggest Counter-Strike: Global Offensive case opening sites worldwide, has partnered with FaZe Clan captain and newly-awarded IGL of the Year Finn “Karrigan” Andersen.

The skin website has announced the relaunch of Karrigan Reviews, a contest where fans can earn a demo review from one of CSGO’s most decorated players. Two winners can submit a gameplay demo for Karrigan to watch every month. He provides feedback and advice, making it a great way to improve your gameplay with advice from a pro who has earned more than $1.4 million from tournaments.

The contest is completely free to join. Players need to register with   Skin.Club and submit a demo for review. At the end of the month, the winners are chosen randomly. The contest has already received over 360 CSGO demos as submissions, with more than 10,000 rounds spread across 17,500 minutes of CSGO gameplay.

In its launch month, the two lucky winners were Tsunderay and Ivezam, who both submitted demos for review. Finn and his team analyzed their demos to provide valuable advice on where and how to improve in CSGO. There’s no doubt having your gameplay analyzed by one of the greatest names in the game is one of the best ways to improve it.

To join the contest, all you need to do is sign up on Skin.Club, upload your CSGO demo and pray to the RNG gods. There will be a total of 5 Karrigan Reviews episodes with the first one going live by the 10th of March, and the finishing episode will be posted in July.

In addition to potentially winning a coaching session with Karrigan, eight more lucky winners will get $200 added to their this Skin.Club account. That’s enough cash to open many cases and improve your cosmetic game. Players who aren’t chosen are always free to try again next month, so get another demo ready and pray that the RNG falls in your favor.

Join Karrigan and thousands of other players on Skin.Club to get your skill and inventory to the next level.

Disclaimer: This article is sponsored by Skin.Club.

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