Everything included in the 2023 Paris Major Viewer Pass

William Davis Published 05/05/2023

The Blast.TV Paris Major is starting soon, featuring 24 teams competing for the title. These Counter-Strike: Global Offensive squads are not the only ones who can win, you can get rewards for watching with everything the 2023 Paris Major Viewer Pass.

The Paris Major Viewer Pass is the best way to support your favorite teams and also get rewarded for tuning in to the event. There are two tiers available, the basic Paris 2023 Viewer Pass and the Paris Viewer Pass + 3 Souvenir Tokens. Fifty percent of proceeds go to players, teams, and organizations in the event.

What is included in the Paris Major Viewer Pass?

The Paris Major Viewer Pass is available for purchase in the game and through the Steam Store. The Paris 2023 Viewer Pass is available for $10 USD, while the Paris 2023 Viewer Pass + 3 Souvenir Tokens sells for $18.

Regardless of the option chosen, the Paris Major Viewer Pass includes:

• Upgradable Paris 2023 Event Coin
• Access to Paris Pick’Em Challenge
• Unlimited team graffiti for the duration of the event (May 8 through May 21)
• Steam.tv team flair
• Access to Paris 2023 Souvenir Packages
• Team stickers and player autographs available for purchase

In the first stage of the Pick’Em Challenge, players have the opportunity to make three different predictions. The first prediction is what team will advance undefeated with a 3-0 score. The second prediction is the opposite, what team will go home early with a 0-3 score. The third prediction is which seven teams are advancing to the next stage.

The Souvenir Tokens can be redeemed for a souvenir from the match of their choice. Upgrading the Paris 2023 Event Coin grants additional Souvenir Tokens. The Event Coin gets upgraded every time a player completes a Pick’Em challenge, there are nine challenges in total. Each challenge completed grants a Souvenir Token. The tokens are also available for purchase.

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