Sticker | snow (Holo) | Austin 2025
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About This Skin
Description
Introducing the Sticker | snow (Holo) | Austin 2025, a commemorative item from the BLAST.tv Austin 2025 CS2 Major Championship. Apply this sticker to any weapon you own and explore its unique scrapping feature, which allows you to create a worn look by scraping it multiple times before removal. This holographic sticker features the autograph of professional player João Vinicius Bueno Filho from paiN Gaming, adding even more value to your collection. Enhance your gameplay with the Sticker | snow (Holo) | Austin 2025 today!
History
The Sticker | snow (Holo) | Austin 2025 debuted in CS2 on May 22, 2025. It was launched with the Austin 2025 Challengers Autograph Capsule, as part of the "Austin 2025 Stickers" update.
Origin
The Sticker | snow (Holo) | Austin 2025 is available by opening the Austin 2025 Challengers Autograph Capsule. This item is unique and does not belong to any collections.
Popularity
The Sticker | snow (Holo) | Austin 2025 has a popularity rating of 40%, making it an average item in CS2. This rating reflects daily sales volume and price trends for the sticker.
Rarity
The Sticker | snow (Holo) | Austin 2025 is one of 8,847 collectible stickers. With its Exotic rarity, the snow (Holo) | Austin 2025 is a rare find, boasting an estimated drop chance of just 3.2%.
Availability
The Sticker | snow (Holo) | Austin 2025 is priced at just $0.47, making it an affordable choice. It's readily available for purchase across various marketplaces.
Tournament
Introducing the Sticker | snow (Holo) | Austin 2025, released during the 2025 BLAST Austin CS2 Championship. This exclusive sticker represents the paiN Gaming team and honors player snow (João Vinicius Bueno Filho).
Film
The Sticker | snow (Holo) | Austin 2025 features a unique "Holo" film that adds a holographic effect. While Holo stickers are generally not extremely rare, their popularity can drive up their price.
