There’s finally a reason to use Bing - to get free Overwatch 2 skins

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I can’t believe it’s finally come to this — I’m using Bing to build up enough points to get Overwatch 2 coins and finally purchase one of the new skins. But I’m not the only one who can benefit from this; you can too. 

Overwatch 2 skins just became more accessible thanks to Microsoft Rewards(opens in new tab). You can use Bing and a few other methods to earn Microsoft Points towards prizes like gift cards, sweepstakes, and now Overwatch 2 coins. 

All you have to do is log into your Microsoft account and access your points. If you’ve been using Bing for a while and haven’t redeemed your points, there’s a good chance you’ll have quite a few. 

After finding out how many points you have, head to the store's redeem section and search for ‘Overwatch 2’. Here you’ll find a couple of options, but the one you want is the Overwatch Coins Digital Code. Once you select the number of coins, you will be sent a digital code to your Microsoft email, which you can redeem on Battle.net(opens in new tab). 

Let’s break down the numbers of these reward points.

You can select 200 coins for 1,800 points, 500 coins for 5,000 points, or 1,000 coins for 10,000 points. Therefore, you can get the new Star Sheep Orisa bundle that costs 1,900 Overwatch coins for around 20,000 points. You can also purchase the new Street Runner Genji Bundle worth 1,500 Overwatch coins for 15,000 points. 

However, if you really want to save on points, it may be more sensible to go for 200 coins and build up from there. Selecting 200 coins is better value for money, with the Orisa skin only costing you 17,100 points and the Genji skin needing 13,500 points if you use this technique and only get 200 coins at a time. While this is a great way to make the most of your Microsoft