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CS2 Budapest Major Stickers to Leave Store on March 15

Valve has officially announced the removal of StarLadder Budapest 2025 items. With the 75% off sale ending, skin investors are bracing for a supply squeeze. Here is everything you need to know before the March 15 deadline.

Counter-Strike 2 players have until Sunday, March 15, to collect the StarLadder Budapest Major 2025 stickers before they are removed from the in-game store for good. An official announcement from Counter-Strike on X has alerted players to collect limited-time items celebrating the 2025 Budapest Major.

The Budapest Major stickers, with team logos, player autographs, and gold editions of teams like FaZe Clan, G2 Esports, and MOUZ, were released as part of the Viewer Pass for the Budapest Major event in November 2025. New features for the event were the introduction of bordered “embroidered”-style stickers and Sticker Slabs, charms for displaying stickers without applying them to weapons. In January 2026, a flash sale dropped capsule prices by 75% to $0.25.

This announcement created trader craze because of stable, low prices, ranging from $0.02 for standard high-grade stickers to $1.84-$4.18 for golds. Several skin investors are showing a sense of urgency, as fans discuss the potential of investing in the stickers as they are running out of supply.

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These CS2 stickers commemorate StarLadder’s historic event in Budapest. After March 15, only available inventory will be traded on the Steam Market, but no new capsules will be available. Missing this deadline in CS2’s active in-game economy means paying a premium price later. Go to the Store and then to Budapest 2025, as time is running out.

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Aritra Patra
Aritra Patra
Aritra leads the editorial team at TalkEsport, covering the latest developments across esports, gaming, and the competitive gaming industry. With a sharp eye for stories and a focus on credible, well-researched reporting, he helps shape TalkEsport’s editorial voice and coverage. Outside of deadlines and the newsroom, Aritra is an avid gamer who spends his time playing CS2, VALORANT, and, occasionally, EA FC.

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