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- Quick Summary: All the best ways to spend R6 Credits in Rainbow Six Siege, from the 600-credit entry bundle to premium cosmetics and esports sets.
Like Robux to Roblox and V-Bucks in Fortnite, Rainbow Six Siege has its own virtual currency. Called R6 Credits, they come in bundles ranging from 600 to 15,000 and serve one simple purpose: buying in-game loot.
An easy concept, in theory, but knowing what to spend those Credits on is another story. Sure, the choice is ultimately yours, but this guide is here to point you toward some of the best deals and coolest items available right now in Rainbow Six Siege.
Stick with it, and you might save yourself the regret of blowing your hard-earned cash on something you didn’t really want.
What to Buy with 600 R6 Credits?
Since 600 is the smallest bundle of R6 Credits you can buy, costing about $4.99 (£3.99) without a discount.
At one stage, Ubisoft had the Munich Major 2025 Bundle, which included the Munich Major '25 Card Background and Munich Major '25 Drone Skin, available for just 600 Credits. However, this bundle has since been removed from the store. As a result, there are no items or bundles available for 600 Credits at the time of writing.
The minimum Credits you need to buy anything now is 720, which is a bit of a shame, especially if you do have some leftover currency to spend.
What to Buy with 1,200 R6 Credits?
By spending a little more (though not by much with the discount above), you unlock far more choice.
Investing in 1,200 R6 Credits opens up more doors for you to explore. However, there is one pathway that stands head and shoulders above the rest here:
Rainbow Six Siege Premium Pass
You get:
- Operator Remaster: Dokkaebi (if already owned - 600 R6 Credits)
- 3 Operator Bundles: Fuze, Aruni and Rauora
- 1 Signature Bundle
- 18 Weapon Skins
- 20 Delta Packs
- 10 Alpha Packs
- 2 Black Ice Packs
- Extra 600 R6 Credits
- 10% discount on all items from the in-game store
- 25 Battle Pass levels
- 7-day Renown Booster
Not only do you get new weapon skins and operator bundles, and discounts on other in-game items, but you also gain 600 R6 Credits back. You can then use those to buy other items at that 10% discount, or save up for even bigger rewards.
What to Buy with 3,300 R6 Credits or More?
With 3,300 R6 Credits, costing about $24.99 (£19.99), you could buy any of the following top-tier items:
- Lion Batou Bundle (2,160 Credits): Includes the Tachikoma charm, the Batou headgear, uniform, and operator portrait, the Section 9 Mandate weapon skin for the V308, plus the New Port City background.
- Azami the Major Bundle (2,160 Credits): Dress Azami as Motoko Kusanagi from Ghost in the Shell! Obtain the Major headgear, uniform, and operator portrait, the Seburo C-26A Alter weapon skin for the ACS12, the Laughing Man charm, and the Ghost Dive background.
- Smoke Psycho Mantis Bundle (2,350 Credits): A second chance to grab Smoke's Y11S1 Battle Pass, including the Psycho Mantis headgear, uniform, and portrait, the Mantis Artillery weapon skin for the M590A1, FMG-9, SMG-11, and more.
- Esports Legacy Sets (2,700 Credits): Get sets for Kaid and Deimos sporting memorable moments and quotes, as well as the exclusive Difficult Choices drone skin and the Point Of Contention background card.
However, if you were to spend a little more and go for 7,200 or even 15,000 R6 Credits, we would recommend investing in the Premium Pass and then spending your remaining Credits on some of the items above.
Final Thoughts
Whatever your budget, spending your R6 Credits wisely makes all the difference. Pick the bundles that give you the most value, grab the skins you love, and make every purchase count.
For more information about Rainbow Six Siege and its esports scene, make sure to check out Siege.gg.