AK-47 | Bloodsport
Float Value & Price Guide

The Spectrum Collection's Signature Rifle

AK-47 Bloodsportarrived with the Spectrum Case in December 2017, timed alongside Operation Hydra. Its orange and blue hexagonal racing-stripe design was an instant hit, standing out sharply against the mostly camo and geometric AK skins that came before it. The Spectrum Collection also introduced AWP Asiimov's spiritual successors and USP-S Neo-Noir, but Bloodsport has aged into the collection's flagship item — consistently one of the highest-volume AK-47 skins traded on every major marketplace.

Why Field-Tested Dominates the Market

At $30–40 in Field-Tested, Bloodsport hits a price point that keeps it accessible while still looking sharp in-game. The jump to Minimal Wear ($38–48) buys noticeably cleaner hex edges, and Factory New ($50–65) is reserved for players and collectors who want the absolute cleanest orange saturation. Because the Spectrum Case still circulates in large volume, supply stays healthy across all wear tiers, which keeps spreads tight and Bloodsport easy to buy or sell quickly. Use our inspect tool to compare exact float values across listings before committing to a purchase.

How Float Changes the Hex Pattern

Bloodsport covers the full 0.00–1.00 float range, so the gap between a pristine Factory New and a beaten Battle-Scarred copy is significant. At low floats, the orange hexagons show deep, even saturation with crisp blue borders. Through Minimal Wear and Field-Tested, faint scuffing appears along the receiver and magazine well but the racing-stripe motif stays fully readable. By Well-Worn and Battle-Scarred, the paint breaks up into patchy sections, and the hex pattern loses its continuous flow. For the best balance of price and looks, anything under 0.25 float in Field-Tested delivers a clean result in-game. Always inspect before buying to confirm the exact float on any Bloodsport listing.