I recently just did a giveaway for Poker Night at the Inventory which is a $5. When making the giveaway it also said 5P so I thought I was giving a normal game. After the giveaway it say I only gifted $0.75 in value.
I never buy bundles, I only trade games for game items, trading cards etc.
So how can I check whether I am giving away a bundled or non-bundled game?

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https://steamgifts.com/bundle-games

Keep in mind that just 1 user keeps the list up to date, so a game not on the list might get retroactively bundled, if it has been in a bundle or is in a bundle at the moment. Also games with high discounts might get added to the list.
Search the forum for similar threads for more information.

Edit: Please keep also in mind that Steamgifts can not check if you have given a key or a gift.

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Another method - https://www.steamgifts.com/discussion/l6RDh/userscript-sg-game-tags-show-some-info-of-the-game-cards-achievement-bundled-etc/search?page=4

There's also enhanced Steam that sort of works - http://www.enhancedsteam.com/
It lists on the Steam store page if a game has been in a bundle. The thing is, sometimes games from the highest tier of Humble Bundles do not go on the bundle list here at SG, and sometimes games get bundled when they were never in one if they go on sale at too low a price. It also categorises things like IndieGameStand deals as bundles,when they don't tend to count as one here.

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Games being 90% or more off on steam & other official stores (not resellers) get on the bundle list, too.

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Note: games listed anywhere in the world for 90% off of the U.S. base price.
so if the Russian price is a lot lower, and there's a large sale in Russia, that can trigger it

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So if I giveaway a game that has been on sale for 90% it will be considered as a bundle game yet a game that has been on sale for 80% will not be considered a bundled game?

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There seem to be some debate over if it's 90 or 95%, but the discount is compared to the US store price, so if a game is really cheap in Russia, it will count as being bundled.

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If you stick to 80% or less discounts, you should be on the safe side most of the time.
As Fnord said, you have to compare worldwide prices against the US store price. You can use Enhanced Steam for example, or steamdb.info.

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…except if the game had a price glitch somewhere (amazon, a random store that practically nobody outside a small country heard of, some random Taiwanese hardware company handing out coupons or game keys if you register a purchased product…). Then it gets bundled even if Steam never had it lower than 33% off.

The easier way is to just treat everything as bundled and don't give a shit about CV. CV and levels are pretty much useless in practise over level 2 anyway, as there are next to no giveaways level-locked higher than that (way under 0.1%).

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Thanks for all the help guys really appreciate it
I guess I'll just give away games independent of their bundled/non-bundled status, I only go on this website a few times a week
Btw - make sure you join my current give away's

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