Add 'Reject' option to the Giveaway won page

that could be usefull but one small change its should be accept and reject option b4 you can see the key to avoid people gaining a game with keeping ratio high

https://www.steamgifts.com/discussion/jpTHD/allow-a-winner-to-ask-for-a-reroll-instantly
Kinda same discussion.

I can just imagine the support to tickets now... "plz halp, i acciendtly clicked reject on a FO4 GA. Can I pleaseeeeee get my key back"
It could be fixed with a reminder like when you click it "are you sure you would like to reject this gift?" or something but I'm not sure if it is worth it. Just talk to the creator and get it rerolled

I think it's useful....including the mentioned "before the key shows" and "are you sure confirmation-button" suggestions.

The winner dont have to wait 7 days, i had rerolls on my giveaways just a few hours after the winner said i could reroll since he already had the game or dint wanted it.

It's very simple if you dont want the game all you ahve to do is say:"Hello i win, but i dont want it, reroll please."
Them the giveaway creator can send support a ticket for reroll and link to the giveaway.

I agree - it is a practical solution, but to avoid all the drama, it should only work for the giveaways with more than 50 entries.

I think it would be OK, but:
-grant it if you buy a bundle BEFORE you win a game AND
-you don't get your points back.

I think it would be useful to have 2 buttons after winning: Accept and reject. Only when acceptin it shows you the key, otherwise you reject and the system automatically rerolls you and you will never see the key.

Only if the rejecting winner gets a punishment like loosing a slot or loosing a CV etc. Otherwise it is exploitable just for the thrill of winning and rejecting every game not interested without any valid excuse. Currently support oversees both parties explanations and grants reroll based on conditions. The winner is solely responsible when entering a GA. Although your why's seem reasonable you don't foresee the other consequences it will bring. Besides it will burden cg for more coding.

I just had a winner who immediately rejected a gift after a multiple win. The only difference is that the giveaway creator has to create the ticket, but it gets approved based on the winner's comment.

I'd be happier if someone who doesn't want a game would actually say it all the time instead of just waiting silently and not answering anything I send them.

As long as there's a system to prevent clicking on Reject accidentally, e.g Confirmation box or something, I'm fine with it.

Automating things by system is always good, as it saves human's efforts and power, but you need to make sure both sides are adequately covered.

That is an awesome idea, but trust would be a major issue. What if the giver already revealed the key? For all they know, the winner may have given it to a friend before denying the game.

So, to add-on to your idea, I think that when you win a game, you should be greeted with two options: one to accept the game, and one to deny it. If the game is in key form, the key will be blacked out, and hitting "accept" will reveal the key. If the giveaway was a giftable item, the giver will receive a notification that the winner choose to accept the game, and they're clear to send it.
If you choose to deny the gift, the site generates a new winner automatically. This would also be a good way to reduce support tickets, so that'd be really good for the mods q: