Which CS2 Cases Have Bloodhound Gloves?

The Bloodhound Gloves have been in Counter-Strike for nearly ten years now, having been released in 2016 as part of the iconic Brothers in Arms update, where gloves were introduced to CS:GO for the very first time.

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As one of the oldest gloves in the game, the Bloodhound Gloves skins have developed a strong standing with the Counter-Strike community thanks to their history, budget friendliness, and unique design featuring the Operation Bloodhound logo, which is shown as a skull.

Glove Case

The Glove Case was arguably the biggest part of the Brothers in Arms update ten years ago, since it became the first-ever case to have gloves as the Rare Special Item, unlike others that came before it, which exclusively had knives.

Four finishes for the Bloodhound Gloves were released: Guerrilla, Bronzed, Snakebite, and Charred. The other gloves found inside the Glove Case are the Driver Gloves, Hand Wraps, Moto Gloves, Specialist Gloves, and Sport Gloves.

Operation Hydra Case

The Operation Hydra Case contained the exact same assortment of gloves as that of the Glove Case, and surprisingly didn’t serve as the debut collection for the Hydra Gloves either.

Between the two cases where Bloodhound Gloves skins can be found, the Glove Case is way cheaper at half the price of the Operation Hydra case and would be the better choice for anyone who wants to try their luck at unboxing.

The Operation Hydra Case costs around $40 to $50, while the Glove Case can be purchased for a bit less than $20.

How Much Are The CS2 Bloodhound Gloves Skins?

Bloodhound Gloves skins fall in the mid-to-high tier of CS2 cosmetics and are among the most valuable on the market. Battle-Scarred variants start at a minimum of $100 (even $160 for the Charred finish), and Factory New gloves easily reach $800.

The most expensive Bloodhound Gloves is the Bronzed in Factory New condition, but Charred has the steepest entry point at $160 for a Battle-Scarred pair. Field-Tested gloves for all four finishes are around the same range of $500 each, give or take.

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