PP-Bizon | High Roller (Factory New)

Skin overview

PP-Bizon | High Roller is a Classified custom paint job that gives the SMG a casino theme: poker chips, dice and a royal flush over a red base. In Factory New the red stays deep and even, and the thin line art on the white panel is fully crisp. The checkered drum magazine reads as a clean stack of chips from any angle.

Item type: smg. Classified is the second-rarest weapon tier, only Covert sits above it.

Custom Paint Job: hand-painted across the whole body; this is the type where wear shows most, the artwork rubs down to metal.

How the skin looks in Factory New

The receiver and handguard are painted red, with the ventilation slots outlined and card-suit symbols in black and white placed along the side. The rear of the receiver carries a white panel with thin black line art of playing cards and dice. The helical drum magazine under the barrel is covered with a red, white and black checkered pattern that resembles stacked poker chips. The grip stays dark, the folding stock is black with red accents, and the muzzle has light metal parts. On worn copies the paint goes first from the muzzle, the ends and lower edge of the drum and the sharp edges of the receiver, while the white panel darkens and loses its fine lines.

The finish is intact on every part: the red is uniform, the checkered drum has sharp borders between colours, and the white panel stays bright. The fine line art of cards and dice is fully visible up close. In game the gun reads as a clean red weapon with a striking chip-patterned magazine. Nothing on the receiver, drum or stock shows wear.

Factory New wear: float 0–0.07

The whole float range of PP-Bizon | High Roller is 0–1; Factory New takes the 0–0.07 segment (7% of the scale). The lower the float within the range, the cleaner the surface looks and the higher a copy is usually priced.

Origin of the skin

The skin’s collection is The Spectrum 2 Collection with 17 skins in total.

The source is Spectrum 2 Case.

What it costs in each quality

Taking Factory New as the baseline:

• Minimal Wear — 1.9× cheaper
• Field-Tested — 2× cheaper
• Well-Worn — 2.1× cheaper
• Battle-Scarred — 2.1× cheaper

Based on the cheapest SkinOut.gg listing of each quality, otherwise on the market reference.

StatTrak™ and Souvenir

There is also a the StatTrak™ version: the counter on the weapon tracks kills. Right now it is 1.9× dearer than the regular one. There is also a the Souvenir version with tournament stickers.

Which stickers suit it

Red, black and white stickers match the casino palette, and card, dice or gambling themed designs continue the artwork. They sit best on the red side of the receiver, leaving the white panel with the line art uncovered.

What to check before buying

• Check where the float sits within the wear range, since this skin covers the full range and copies of one grade can look quite different.
• Inspect the drum ends and the muzzle, as they lose paint first and set the overall impression.
• Look at the white panel with cards and dice, because its brightness and fine lines fade early.
• Note any stickers or name tag already applied, and remember that Souvenir copies come with stickers that cannot be chosen.

Who the Factory New quality suits

• Collectors who want the casino artwork with fully crisp line art and a bright white panel.
• Sticker crafters who need a clean base so red, black and white stickers stand out.
• The choice for those who want the skin exactly as designed.