This item celebrates the 2018 FACEIT London CS:GO Championship. You can apply this sticker to any weapon in your collection, and it offers a unique feature that allows it to wear down over time. You have the ability to scrape the same sticker multiple times, gradually giving it a more weathered appearance until it is ultimately removed from the weapon. Additionally, 50% of the proceeds from this sticker's sale go towards supporting the featured players and organizations.

The Sticker | Rogue | London 2018 made its debut in CS2 six years ago, on September 3rd, 2018. This item was launched as part of the "FACEIT 2018 – Ways to Watch" update.

The Sticker | Rogue | London 2018 is exclusively available through other means and cannot be acquired by opening any containers. Additionally, this item is not associated with any collections.

Currently boasting a popularity rating of 55%, the Sticker | Rogue | London 2018 ranks among the most sought-after items in CS2. This popularity metric is derived from the daily sales volume and the item's current price.

The Sticker | Rogue | London 2018 is among a collection of 8,847 unique Sticker items. As a High Grade item, the Rogue | London 2018 boasts a relatively common drop rate, with an estimated chance of 79.92% for players to acquire it.

Priced at just $1.36, the Sticker | Rogue | London 2018 is an incredibly budget-friendly option. Fortunately, this item is currently in high supply and can be easily acquired from various markets.

This sticker was introduced during the 2018 FACEIT London CS:GO Championship and features the Rogue team. It is a valued collectible for CS:GO enthusiasts and fans of the event.

This sticker features a "Paper" finish, classifying it as a standard sticker without any special effects. Typically, paper stickers are more common and thus tend to be more affordable.

The Sticker | Rogue | London 2018 boasts an impressive 4.1K votes on CSGOSKINS.GG, earning it an outstanding average rating of 4.9 out of 5 stars. This popular item is currently owned by professional CS2 players, including mixwell, seang@res, and zywoo.