
asap
Tyson Paterson · Australia
Joined 2026-09-22
- Rating 3.0
- 1.22
- Maps
- 199
- ADR
- 81.1
- KAST
- 75.1%
last 12 months
- Kills / round
- 0.75
- Deaths / round
- 0.63
- T rating
- 1.19
- CT rating
- 1.24
- Round swing
- +1.90%
last 12 months

Organization Dossier · Asia
BC.Game is an Emirati CS2 team built around s1mple, led by IGL Magisk and coach TaZ, qualified for PGL Major Singapore 2026.
Quick facts
Verified data
Interactive roster
5 starters on record for BC.Game, each card opening that player's profile. Stats are measured figures for one window per player (shown under the rating): rating, maps, ADR and KAST first, then kills, deaths and side ratings behind the toggle. Bench players and stand-ins are listed below; unpublished profiles stay listed but unlinked.

Tyson Paterson · Australia
Joined 2026-09-22
last 12 months
last 12 months

Azbayar Munkhbold · Mongolia
Joined 2026-06-23
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last 12 months

Oleksandr Kostyliev · Ukraine
Joined 2025-07-28
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Ayush Batbold · Mongolia
Joined 2026-07-09
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Emil Reif · Denmark
In-Game LeaderJoined 2026-06-30
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Rating bar scale: 1.10+ elite · 1.00–1.09 even · below 1.00 — Rating; each card states its version and window.
Unlinked strips await profile publication
Contract tenure map
One lane per player, one bar per status period, plotted from 2024 to today. Current members sit on top with open contracts running to the right edge; former players follow in reverse departure order. Colour marks the status each period was held in, and a gap in a lane is time away from the organisation. Service counts starter, stand-in and coach periods; bench time is shown separately and never added to it (open contracts on the active roster average 7m of service today). Hover a bar for that period's dates and, when recorded, its maps and the player's rating with BC.Game; tap a lane for the full contract record. The same moves appear in the transfer ledger below.
Bars are recorded roster periods: 34 closed, 8 open. A rating on this map is the player's rating with BC.Game for that period, not their current rating. Unpublished profiles stay listed without a profile link.
Map pool analytics & playstyle
Maps played since 10 August 2026(40 maps across 6 map names): rounds won after the opening kill on the left, per-map records with pick and ban rates on the right. Maps marked "not in Active Duty" are outside the current competitive pool.
Entry duel conversion · first blood
round data live
Rounds won after the opening kill: 70.5% on average across the 6 maps in the table, highest on Mirage at 75.8%.
5-axis tactical radar (aggression · utility damage · trade efficiency · post-plant · pistol rounds) renders once team telemetry is published.
| Map | Record | Win rate | Pick rate | Ban rate | Rounds won after first kill |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dust II | 6 wins, 1 loss | 85.7% | 21% of 14 | 6% of 33 | 73.8% |
| Nuke | 5 wins, 3 losses | 62.5% | 0% of 14 | 28% of 38 | 69.7% |
| Cache (not in Active Duty) | 5 wins, 4 losses | 55.6% | 50% of 16 | 16% of 30 | 71.6% |
| Mirage | 3 wins, 3 losses | 50% | 36% of 19 | 8% of 35 | 75.8% |
| Ancient | 2 wins, 5 losses | 28.6% | 0% of 9 | 59% of 37 | 72.2% |
| Inferno | 0 wins, 3 losses | 0% | 12% of 16 | 40% of 42 | 60% |
Map records · pick & ban rates
6 maps in window
strong ≥75% · competitive 50–74% · weak ≤49%
Among maps with at least 3 played, BC.Game's best record is Dust II at 85.7% (6-1) and the weakest is Inferno at 0% (0-3). In the veto, Cache has the highest pick rate (50% of 16) and Ancient the highest ban rate (59% of 37). asap is rated 1.22 (Rating 3.0, last 12 months, 199 maps).
Transfer ledger & standings
The 65 roster moves logged for BC.Game, newest first: [+] joins, [-] benches, [x] exits. The log may not list every move in the organisation's history. Roster periods are plotted in the contract tenure map above.
Tactical dossier
BC.Game is an Emirati esports organization, partnered with BC.Game Casino and owned by Kera Media, whose Counter-Strike 2 team entered the game on 25 June 2024. The current lineup is s1mple, Magisk (the in-game leader), asap, Senzu and mzinho, with Wiktor "TaZ" Wojtas as coach. The team is qualified for PGL Major Singapore 2026.
BC.Game Esports entered CS2 on 25 June 2024 by signing GuardiaN as coach. Over the following week it added anarkez (26 June), joel, and CacaNito from Apeks (27 June), and pr1metapz and Lekr0 (1 July). On 4 August 2024 joel was removed from the active lineup after an anti-cheat ban from Akros, and KWERTZZ was signed on 15 August.
The lineup kept changing. anarkez was benched on 17 October and left on 17 December, KWERTZZ departed on 27 October and jkaem signed the next day. On 19 November GuardiaN moved from coach to player, and cube joined as coach on a trial basis. The first trophies came at lower-tier online events: European Pro League Season 22: Division 2 in November 2024 and United21 Season 23 in December.
GuardiaN was benched on 24 January 2025 and nawwk signed the next day. On 3 February CacaNito and Lekr0 were benched and nexa and CYPHER signed. GuardiaN was released on 4 March as he retired from competitive play.
The new group won CCT Season 2 European Series #19 in March 2025, beating Fnatic 2-0 in the final, two weeks after finishing second to B8 in Series #18 in February. In April it placed 12th-14th in the European Regional Qualifier for BLAST.tv Austin Major 2025, and in May it played IEM Dallas 2025, finishing 13th-16th. Lekr0 was released on 3 April, jkaem was benched by mutual agreement on 25 April and cube left on 15 June.
On 28 July 2025 BC.Game acquired s1mple from Natus Vincere and brought CacaNito back into the starting lineup; nawwk was released the same day. aNdu and emi, the latter as coach, joined on a trial basis on 30 July. The first event win with s1mple came in September 2025, when the team beat Alliance in the final of ESL Challenger League Season 50: Europe - Cup #2.
pr1metapz stepped down from the starting lineup for personal reasons on 3 October 2025, and electroNic was acquired from Virtus.pro on 18 October. In December nexa left (13 December), emi left (14 December) and CacaNito was benched (16 December).
On 3 January 2026 BC.Game benched aNdu and acquired MUTiRiS, krazy and aragornN from SAW. TaZ joined as coach on 5 January. The new team started with a 13th-16th finish in the IEM Rio 2026 Global Qualifier, then beat Legacy and NIP in IEM Kraków 2026 Stage 1 before going out to FaZe in Stage 2 and placing 13th-16th.
The spring was harder. BC.Game withdrew from ROG JOURNEY Spring 2026 in March, saying its focus was fixing its chemistry, and placed 12th-14th at PGL Bucharest 2026 after a loss to FOKUS. IEM Atlanta 2026 and CS Asia Championships 2026 both ended 13th-16th. MUTiRiS and aragornN were benched on 14 April, and krazy followed on 15 June.
Senzu joined on loan on 27 April 2026 and signed permanently from The MongolZ on 23 June. Magisk signed on 30 June as in-game leader. mzinho arrived from The MongolZ on 9 July to complete the roster, and the new lineup won Elisa BreakOut Series #1 on 1 August 2026, beating ENCE 2-0 in the final.
The last change so far came on 22 September 2026, when electroNic was benched and asap signed from THUNDER dOWNUNDER as his replacement. electroNic is listed as inactive. s1mple has played 189 maps for BC.Game since joining.
As of November 2026 the starting five are s1mple (Ukraine), Magisk (Denmark), asap (Australia), Senzu (Mongolia) and mzinho (Mongolia). Magisk is the in-game leader.
TaZ (Wiktor Wojtas, Poland) has coached the team since 5 January 2026. Oskar "oskarish" Stenborowski joined as assistant coach and analyst on 21 September 2026. Niklas "Willkey" Ojalainen (17 June 2026) and Dylan "spiroo" Lo Vetere (30 August 2026) are team managers, and Ali "Ako" Muhanned, from Sweden, is owner and CEO. Earlier coaches were GuardiaN, cube and emi.
Reports tied the team's switch from the European to the Asian Valve Regional Standings to the signing of the Australian asap. On 2 October 2026 BC.Game was reported in the top two of the Asian standings after the ROG JOURNEY Autumn 2026 groups. Valve adjusted its rules for region swaps on 6 October, and on 7 October it issued an exception that let BC.Game qualify for PGL Major Singapore 2026 through Asia. Invites were set on 2 November.
The Major begins on 24 November 2026 with Stage 1, where BC.Game is listed. On 6 November the team's CEO confirmed a name change for the event, and on 9 November PGL announced name changes for four teams. Reports linked the changes to Singapore's gambling advertising rules.
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BC.Game was knocked out of the Esports World Cup 2026 qualifier, losing 1-2 in the playoffs on 9 August. Since asap arrived it placed 5th-8th at ROG JOURNEY Autumn 2026, 9th-12th at Stake Pulse Beat III, 4th at Digital Crusade DraculaN Season 7, where it beat FaZe 2-0 on 22 October, and 9th-12th at HyperX Retake Season 13, which ended on 1 November.
On 10 November 2026 BC.Game is #46 in the Valve ranking, third in Asia, and #47 in the world ranking.
FAQ · BC.Game Organization
As of November 2026, BC.Game's starting five are s1mple (Ukraine), Magisk (Denmark, in-game leader), asap (Australia), Senzu (Mongolia) and mzinho (Mongolia), coached by TaZ. s1mple joined from Natus Vincere on 28 July 2025, and asap replaced electroNic on 22 September 2026.
Wiktor "TaZ" Wojtas, from Poland, has been BC.Game's coach since 5 January 2026. Oskar "oskarish" Stenborowski joined as assistant coach and analyst on 21 September 2026.
Magisk, from Denmark, is BC.Game's in-game leader. He signed with the team on 30 June 2026.
BC.Game's most recent title is Elisa BreakOut Series #1, won on 1 August 2026 with a 2-0 final against ENCE. In 2025 it won CCT Season 2 European Series #19 and ESL Challenger League Season 50: Europe - Cup #2, and in 2024 European Pro League Season 22: Division 2 and United21 Season 23.
Yes. BC.Game qualified through Asia after Valve issued an exception on 7 October 2026, and it is listed in Stage 1, which begins on 24 November 2026.
On 10 November 2026 BC.Game is #46 in the Valve ranking, third in Asia, and #47 in the world ranking.
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