The most popular PP-Bizon skins in CS2 are High Roller, Judgement of Anubis, Space Cat, Runic and Fuel Rod. Judgement of Anubis is the most expensive at about $110 to $120 in almost any wear, High Roller costs around $10 to $20, while Space Cat, Runic and Fuel Rod sell for a dollar or two, or even less (approximate LIS-SKINS prices).
The PP-Bizon is a submachine gun available to both teams. Compared to other guns in its class, it has lower damage and accuracy, but it is cheap, so it often shows up in early rounds, where a kill with it pays $600. At short range it can handle even several enemies. The game has almost forty Bizon skins in total; below are five of the most notable.
PP-Bizon High Roller
PP-Bizon | High Roller is one of the most striking skins for this SMG. The body shows playing cards and dice on a dark red background, and the helical magazine carries a red and black geometric design that turns it into a stack of poker chips lying on its side. If you believe that luck matters in CS2 as much as skill, this skin is an easy fit.
This Classified skin came with the Spectrum 2 Case in 2017 and exists in all five wears. Most copies cost around $10, Factory New about $20, and a StatTrak Factory New around $35.
PP-Bizon Judgement of Anubis
The most valuable skin in this list, PP-Bizon | Judgement of Anubis, was added to the game in 2016 with the Chroma 3 Case. Its design draws on ancient Egyptian mythology, with black and gold as the main colors. The front of the body and the magazine are covered in a gray and blue pattern with a few red accents, and the rear shows the head of the Egyptian god Anubis.
It is a Covert skin, the highest rarity for a case weapon. It currently sells for about $110 to $120, with almost no difference between wears, and StatTrak copies cost about the same. That is a notable sum for an SMG, but the detailed artwork justifies it.
PP-Bizon Space Cat
A bright Bizon skin does not have to be expensive, though. One of the most popular designs for this gun is still PP-Bizon | Space Cat from the 2022 Dreams & Nightmares Case. Against a black starry sky, it shows an unusual creature that looks like both a cat and a space monster, and its sharp claws leave no doubt about its intentions. The designers went beyond two colors and added several bright purple details that follow the shape of the weapon.
Most copies cost under a dollar, Factory New about $1, and a StatTrak Factory New about $2. For more budget options with a kill counter, see our list of the cheapest StatTrak skins.
PP-Bizon Runic
Fans of more realistic designs should look at PP-Bizon | Runic from the 2020 Fracture Case. Most of the body is painted in dark tones, and the surface reproduces the textures of worn metal and natural wood. Its most notable detail is the insert with a bright orange runic inscription in the middle of the body.
As a Mil-Spec skin, it is one of the cheapest Bizon finishes: under a dollar in any wear, StatTrak included. Similar budget finds are collected in 10 cheap CS2 skins.
PP-Bizon Fuel Rod
Some Bizon skins make use of the gun's unusual magazine, and PP-Bizon | Fuel Rod is a good example. Most of the surface is painted in shades of black and gray, while the magazine stands out sharply: it is acid green and looks like a flask filled with radioactive material, with a radiation hazard sign above it.
This Restricted skin from the 2015 Revolver Case costs about $1 in most wears, around $4 in Factory New and about $8 as a StatTrak Factory New. Prices for skins like this shift over time; we explain why in why some skins get more expensive while others get cheaper. If you want to build a full budget loadout, check our picks of the best skins under $10.
