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Night Market VALORANT
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When is the next Night Market in VALORANT? All dates

The best deals are made at night.

While players have access to different VALORANT skin bundles through the store and the battle pass, the most economical but frustrating method of getting new skins is through the Night Market.

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The Night Market is a limited-time event in the VALORANT store when six randomized skins you don’t own go on sale. While players typically access skins they missed out on through the store page, they would have to pay full price, but Night Market offers a discount.

Opening and sharing your Night Market packs has become a trend within the VALORANT community, with the lucky celebrating the arrival of a lauded over skin. But most players, especially those with an already robust skin collection, are usually left disappointed. Even though you won’t be able to reroll any of the items, you might be able to get a second chance at the skin you want since the VALORANT Night Market is an event that returns once every Act.

Looking for a Recon Phantom, a Reaver Vandal, or maybe a Prime Karambit? Here’s when you can look forward to seeing the Night Market make its return.

When is VALORANT’s next Night Market? 

The next VALORANT Night Market is a mystery at the time of writing. But the last Night Market ended on June 12.

During the Night Market, your normal store will refresh every day as usual with each skin’s standard pricing. Based on the spacing between Night Market openings, the next will likely open in late July.

We’ll update this article when we get details on the next Night Market.

All skin collections eligible for VALORANT’s next Night Market

Unfortunately, the newest skins in the game are not eligible for the Night Market right after they’ve been released—they are added to the pool after two Acts. In addition, Exclusive and Ultra tier skins are not eligible for the Night Market, nor are limited-time bundles like the Arcane or VCT Champions skins, for example.

So, you can only cross your fingers that the skins you want will appear for your most-used weapons. Here are all the eligible weapon collections:

Select Skins

  • Convex
  • Galleria
  • Sensation
  • Prism II
  • Endeavor
  • Infantry
  • Reverie
  • Smite
  • Luxe 
  • Rush
  • Daydreams
  • Intergrade

Deluxe Skins

  • Abyssal
  • Kohaku & Matsuba
  • Sakura
  • Tigris
  • Titanmail
  • Sarmad
  • Luna
  • Aristocrat
  • Minima
  • Silvanus
  • Wasteland
  • Avalanche
  • Horizon
  • Nunca Olvidados
  • Prism (Prism Reloaded Outlaw skin excluded)
  • Team Ace
  • Snowfall
  • Winterwunderland
  • NO LIMITS
  • Altitude
  • Chromedek
  • Orion
  • Emberclad (New)
  • MK.VII Liberty (New)

Premium Skins

  • Celestial
  • Gravitational Uranium Neuroblaster
  • Spline
  • Origin
  • Prime
  • Prime//2.0 
  • Tethered Realms
  • Crimsonbeast
  • Undercity
  • Cryostasis
  • Doodle Buds
  • Ion
  • Radiant Crisis 001
  • VALORANT Go! Vol. One
  • VALORANT Go! Vol. Two
  • Ego (Ego Reloaded Outlaw skin excluded)
  • Magepunk
  • Reaver
  • Forsaken
  • Sovereign (Episode One collection only)
  • Nebula
  • Xenohunter
  • Recon
  • Gaia’s Vengeance
  • Neptune
  • Soulstrife
  • Oni
  • Black.Market
  • Valiant Hero
  • XERØFANG (New)

Any knife skins that cost 4,350 VALORANT Points (VP) or up are not eligible for the Night Market pool.

How does Night Market in VALORANT work?

A screenshot of a new Night Market, with each skin still hidden behind a reveal card.
Six skins are up for grabs in the Night Market. Screenshot by Dot Esports

Once the Night Market begins, you’ll see a black, rectangular box on the top-right of the game’s screen. Click on it, and you’ll be presented with six color-coded cards, each hiding a gun/knife skin and a corresponding discounted price. Interact with the cards to reveal the offers you earned.

Night Market hosts skins at discounts ranging from 10 to 49 percent, unlike the Daily Store, which offers skins at their usual base price. The discounts vary and may not always impress you. Every player gets a different Night Market.

You can distinguish the type of skin behind the card before revealing it by the card’s color: blue is for Select Edition gun skins, green is for Deluxe Edition gun skins, pink is for Premium Edition gun skins, and yellow is for any melee skins.

An opened Night Market collection, with five different skins for various weapons on display.
Sometimes maybe good, sometimes maybe sh—not so good. Screenshot by Dot Esports

You can usually expect at least two knives or Premium Edition skins in a Night Market collection. Only a maximum of two skins for the same weapon can appear, but this rule does not apply to skins from the same bundle.

You cannot reroll Night Market skins. If you don’t unveil the skins of your choice, you can only wait for the next Night Market or continue to check your store every day. It’s all a game of luck.


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