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The MongolZ confidently defeat BC.Game at the start of PGL Bucharest 2026

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At the start of PGL Bucharest 2026, the matchup between BC.Game and The MongolZ did not deliver a major upset, but it clearly highlighted the current form of both teams. The European squad featuring Oleksandr Kostyliev tried to challenge the фаворит, but The MongolZ showed a confident and disciplined performance, controlling the flow of the series. As a result, the Mongolian team closed out the match in two maps and started their campaign strong.

Map veto:

  1. BC.Game removed Mirage
  2. The MongolZ removed Anubis
  3. BC.Game picked Dust2
  4. The MongolZ picked Ancient
  5. The MongolZ removed Overpass
  6. BC.Game removed Inferno
  7. Nuke was left over

Dust2 (13:3 The MongolZ)

BC.Game did not perform at their best on their own map pick. In the first half, The MongolZ took control and secured a dominant 9:3 lead. The second half was short, as The MongolZ confidently closed out Dust2 13:3.

Ancient (13:11 The MongolZ)

On their own pick, The MongolZ faced a stronger challenge from BC.Game. The first half was evenly contested, with both teams trading rounds and ending it 6:6. In the second half, the Mongolian side took control and reached match point. However, s1mple and his teammates mounted a comeback, bringing the score to 11:12. Just one round separated BC.Game from overtime, but it wasn’t meant to be — The MongolZ closed out Ancient 13:11.

MVP of the match

The best player of the series was mzinho, who finished with an ADR of 101.4 and a 1.5 rating.

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BC.Game failed to create an upset and now drop to the 0–1 bracket. Meanwhile, The MongolZ confidently move forward in the 1–0 pool. PGL Bucharest 2026 takes place from April 4 to April 11, where 16 teams compete for a $625,000 prize pool.

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