Do I have to pay taxes on CSGO Roulette?

Question

Law in IT

Good day!
I thought about similar roulettes in many directions, and I was interested in the question of the need to pay taxes if:
1. The roulette does not have a payment aggregator and only skins are used that you sell, for example, to buyers and receive money on your debit card.
2. Roulette has a payment aggregator and its own local currency as an equivalent (many say that the aggregator pays the tax itself).
I understand that a toaster is hardly suitable for such questions, but I don’t really trust users of “school” forums of any kind, even thematic ones.

Answer 1

I don’t know what a roulette is, and it has nothing to do with tax.
With tax, everything is very simple - it is paid from income.
Got an income? - It must be declared and tax paid.
Where you got it from is a secondary question in this context.

I understand that a toaster is hardly suitable for such questions, but I don’t really trust users of all “school” forums, even thematic ones.

Quite right.
Here you need a specialized specialist, and even a specialized specialist will not tell you anything sensible on the forum.
Contact a firm professionally engaged in accounting outsourcing - as a rule, they provide such services, and can, having considered your specific situation, offer legal options to minimize costs.