CSGO drops reset every Wednesday at 00:00 GMT (Greenwich Mean Time). This weekly reset applies to all players globally, regardless of their location or time zone. For players in different regions, you'll need to convert this time to your local timezone to know exactly when to expect new drops.

During each weekly reset period, you can earn up to 3 non-prime drops through casual gameplay and 1 weapon case if you're a Prime Status member. These drops are randomly distributed throughout your playtime until you reach your weekly limit.

To maximize your chances of receiving drops, I recommend playing on official Valve servers rather than community servers. The most efficient game modes for farming drops are Deathmatch, Casual, and Competitive matches, as these consistently register your playtime for drop eligibility.

It's important to note that your drop count resets automatically - you don't need to perform any special actions. Simply wait for the weekly reset time, and your drop eligibility will refresh automatically. Any unused drop opportunities from the previous week don't carry over to the next week.

For Prime Status users, the weapon case drop is particularly valuable as these cases can be sold on the Steam Community Market. Regular non-prime drops typically include basic weapon skins from existing collections.

Remember that you need to rank up or receive enough XP in-game to be eligible for drops. There's no minimum playtime requirement per session, but you do need to complete matches to have a chance at receiving items.

If you're unsure about your current drop status, unfortunately there's no official way to check how many drops you've received in the current week. The best practice is to keep track of your drops manually or assume you've reached the limit if you haven't received any drops after extended playtime.

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