Posts from VALORANT influencers attending Anime Expo in Los Angeles suggest that the VCT Champions 2023 bundle will be made public on July 31.
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With the upcoming release of the next Champions-themed bundle, a significant infusion of cash is expected to enter the accounts of some of the 30 VALORANT organizations that are partners. Posts from VALORANT influencers attending Anime Expo in Los Angeles suggest that the VCT Champions 2023 bundle will be made public on July 31.
At a press conference on the occasion, there was reportedly also a brief teaser for the Champions 2023 music video. If you need more information about VALORANT’s new Champions skin bundle: which has partners hoping for a substantial payout in the future, then read carefully, and don’t forget to share with your friends.
The bundle will reportedly cost around 6,200 VALORANT points, or roughly $60, but the contents of the bundle are currently unknown. This falls in line with the price of the previous two bundles; the Champions 2021 bundle featured an upgradable Vandal and Karambit knife, plus player cards and a title. The Champions 2022 bundle featured an upgradable Phantom and butterfly knife, plus a player card, spray, and gun buddy.
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Riot Games and the 16 teams that participated in and competed in the inaugural VCT Champions event in December 2021 split the revenue equally. Regardless of how they finished, the $9.36 million had been divided equally among all the competing teams.
Given the price, something like the Operator would make the most sense if the bundle is another single gun skin. If not, then two to three skins would be appropriate for some of the smaller arms, such as pistols, submachine guns, or shotguns.
The Champions 2023 bundle is another promised revenue source that has historically generated a sizable amount of income for the partnered VALORANT organizations. Each participating team earned an estimated $585,000 from the 2022 bundle, which reportedly brought in $18.7 million. Around $10 million was earned by teams from the VCT LOCK/IN bundle earlier this year.
Although all 30 partnered teams participated in some form of competition, they all split the LOCK/IN bundle equally. Even though more than half of the partnered teams won’t be taking part in Champions 2023, it is not yet known whether or not they will receive a portion of the bundle.
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