No, you cannot directly gift cases in CS:GO. The game does not have a built-in feature that allows players to send cases directly to each other as gifts. However, there are alternative ways to share cases with friends or other players.

The main method to transfer cases between players is through Steam's trading system. Here's how you can effectively trade cases with other players:

1. Both players need to be Steam friends
2. Your Steam account must have Steam Guard Mobile Authenticator enabled for at least 15 days
3. Your account must be in good standing (no trade bans or restrictions)
4. The cases must be tradable (newly acquired cases often have a 7-day trade hold)

To initiate a trade:

1. Open your Steam inventory
2. Select the cases you want to trade
3. Click on the 'Trade' button
4. Choose the player you want to trade with
5. Complete the trade offer

It's important to note that while you can't gift cases directly, you can:

• Buy cases from the Steam Community Market and trade them
• Trade cases for other items
• Sell cases on the market and give the proceeds to someone to buy their own cases

When trading cases, always be cautious of potential scams. Only trade with people you trust and verify all trade offers carefully before accepting them. Remember that legitimate trades will always happen through Steam's official trading system.

For maximum security when trading cases, I recommend:

• Double-checking the recipient's Steam profile
• Verifying the trade details before confirming
• Never clicking on external links sent by traders
• Using Steam's built-in trade offer system exclusively

If you want to give cases to someone, the safest approach is to trade them directly through Steam's official trading interface. This ensures both parties are protected by Steam's trading safeguards and policies.

Remember that some newly acquired cases may have trading restrictions. These restrictions typically last for 7 days from the date of acquisition, whether the case was obtained through drops, purchases, or trades.

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