BC.Game once again failed to advance past the first stage of open qualifiers. In the opening round of a Swedish LAN tournament with an $80,000 prize pool, the team lost to Xcity, 8–13. The loss came immediately after a two-week boot camp, which was intended to help the roster improve their coordination and teamwork.
The first half was a closely contested battle: the teams took turns winning rounds, and the sides switched sides with the score tied at 6–6.
After the break, Xcity seized the initiative. Led by tuzon, the team conceded only two rounds on defense and closed out the map with a score of 13:8.
On the BC.Game side, only Senzu posted positive stats—18 kills and a rating of 1.36. The other players’ results were as follows:
- Magisk — 10–13 (rating 0.97)
- s1mple — 15–16 (rating 0.92)
- mzinho — 11–13 (rating 0.78)
- electroNic — 9–14 (rating 0.76)
The loss marked yet another setback for BC.Game. Since signing s1mple in July 2025, the roster has been under constant scrutiny from the Counter-Strike community. The organization brought together three Major champions—s1mple, electroNic, and Magisk—and complemented them with young players. However, the team has yet to achieve the desired results.
Among BC.Game’s most recent unsuccessful qualifiers are:
- Esports World Cup 2026 Open Qualifier
- IEM Beijing 2026: Global Open Qualifier
- STAKE Pulse Beat II: Open Qualifier #1 та #2
- PGL Masters Bucharest 2026 Open Qualifier #1 та #2
- STAKE Pulse Beat III: Open Qualifier #1