I am still new to all of this, as you can see I been here for about 2-3 weeks now. I noticed that I can't seem to be able to figure out how people get some of the prices for their trades. Some seem to use G2A, some have a tier list, some are using steam. I admit, I personally don't like using G2A for pricing, but I am new so maybe if someone could point me in the right direction/. Whats the most common method to use, so you don't screw your self.

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I usually check trading sites (steamgifts, tf2outpost, csgolounge, etc.) and key sites like G2A, but the most important thing is that I adjust the price in order to get at least a nice profit of 1-2 euros (sometimes, I'm even getting a small profit like 0,5 euros).

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Will do thanks

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Thanks

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Go to barter and see the [Tradables] and [Wishlisted] and compare, if a game is worth 20$ and has 200[T] and 10[W] and another is 5$ 10[T] and 200[W], the 5$ one is worth a lot more in the moment, obviously things chance ( if the 5$ gets bundled and the 20$ doesn't get bundled for some time the numbers beggin to move as supply decreases and demand increases )
The thing is if a 20$ game is so much common(lot of tradables) and have so few people that wanted(wishlisted) nobody will trade the game for 20$, if nobody wants it or few people want it its gonna decrease massively in value.
That and G2A/Kinguin but the price changes due to bundles/sales too.
My "rule" is if a game is unbundled i would trade it ASAP, if a game is bundled or trade in the first hours that it gets or wait some time after the bundle ends and pray to the gods it doesn't get bundled again sometime soon.

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Nice, thanks for the advice.

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