BC.Game finished first in Group D at ROG JOURNEY Autumn 2026 with a 4-1 record and advanced to the playoffs. Their five group-stage matches also placed the new lineup at No. 2 in the Asian VRS with 1,329 Valve points.
The team now sits eight points behind TYLOO and five ahead of The MongolZ, the former organization of Azbayar “Senzu” Munkhbold and Ayush “mzinho” Batbold.
BC.Game finish Group D with four wins
BC.Game completed the group stage with four victories from five matches and a +28 round difference, the best result in Group D.
- BC.Game 13:11 Sashi
- BC.Game 13:2 BASEMENT BOYS
- BC.Game 13:6 Voca
- BC.Game 14:16 Prestige
- BC.Game 13:3 Glitch
Their only defeat came against Prestige in overtime. BC.Game still finished ahead of Voca, who also recorded a 4-1 result but ended the group with a +21 round difference.
The first-place finish secured BC.Game a spot in the playoffs of the $20,000 LAN event in Skövde, Sweden.
BC.Game reach No. 2 in Asian VRS
The five group-stage matches were enough for BC.Game’s new lineup to appear in the Asian Valve Regional Standings.
BC.Game entered the live ranking at No. 2 with 1,329 Valve points:
- TYLOO — 1,337 points
- BC.Game — 1,329 points
- The MongolZ — 1,324 points
BC.Game are therefore eight points behind regional leaders TYLOO and five points ahead of The MongolZ.
The ranking also puts Senzu and mzinho above their former team, The MongolZ, following their move to BC.Game.
BC.Game advance to the playoffs in Sweden
ROG JOURNEY Autumn 2026 is being played in Skövde, Sweden, with 24 teams competing for a $20,000 prize pool.
After topping Group D, BC.Game move on to the playoff stage and remain in contention for the title.
