VCT Tokyo bundle “No Limits” revealed

Last UpdatedJune 6, 2023 at 07:22PM

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Riot Games have revealed the VCT Tokyo bundle that will be available on the market during the VCT 2023 - Masters Tokyo tournament. The bundle is named “NO LIMITS,” and it is expected to be available soon.

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VCT 2023 Tokyo bundle: “NO LIMITS”

According to @ValorLeaks on Twitter, the new VCT Tokyo bundle will be named “NO LIMITS.” The famous leaker also wrote that all of the skins change colors depending on Shadow/Light. As seen in the images, there are bright and darker versions of the upcoming skins. Riot Games decided to roll out the bundle under the “Deluxe Tier.” This means that “Weapon Skins cost 1275VP, 2550VP for the melee, and 5100VP for the bundle If there is no special pricing.” This information is still not official, and we might have to wait for Riot to announce the official prices.

Because we have never received a skin bundle special to any Masters tournaments, this is also expected to be a regular bundle. However, it will roll out with the tournament, and its codename is “Tokyo.”

“Remember we have never had a VCT masters bundle, this bundle is technically not a “Masters” bundle just released with the tournament. The codename of this bundle is “Tokyo.” This is just a regular bundle,” said ValorLeaks

VCT 2023 Masters Tokyo dates and teams

This year’s second international event, VCT 2023 Masters Tokyo, will start on June 11, and the winner will be set on June 25. Throughout the tournament, teams will battle against each other to win the title and take home a prize of $350,000. There are many favorites for this year's Masters trophy and we listed all of them for you to check out. You can also visit out VCT 2023 hub for more information about the event, teams, and players information.

Here are the teams that will compete in Tokyo:

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