BanKs on BC.Game Esports: “I’m not laughing at this organization anymore. Its new roster has potential.”

Analyst Jonathan “Devilwalk” Lundberg and host James “BanKs” BanKs discussed MOUZ’s victory at BLAST Bounty Summer 2026 and the tournament’s MVP award in the latest episode of the All About Counter-Strike podcast, and also shared their thoughts on the current BC.Game Esports roster.
On MOUZ’s victory at BLAST Bounty Summer 2026
Devilwalk: This victory instills confidence in the revamped MOUZ project. The organization made the right decision by signing xelex and PR. No one in the community should dispute this choice. MOUZ has proven that it can now compete on equal footing with the world’s strongest teams—Spirit, Vitality, and Falcons. It has a real chance to establish itself among the best and become another consistent contender for trophies.
On the tournament’s MVP
BanKs: I believe torzsi deserved the MVP award. The HLTV editorial team focused too much on the final. Obviously, Spinx had an incredible match against Team Spirit with a rating of 1.54. However, without torzsi’s outstanding play throughout the entire playoffs, MOUZ would have been eliminated by either 3DMAX or Astralis. You can’t deny the sniper’s impact, even if it wasn’t as significant in the final as Spinx’s.
About BC.Game Esports
BanKs: BC.Game won the Elisa BreakOut Series #1. This is a very important result for the team, especially since they recently dropped in the rankings. I watched the tournament final and saw how hard it was for BC.Game to beat ENCE, led by allu. I can say that the team is currently in a formative phase. Their teamplay, communication, and other processes are gradually coming together. This victory is a good sign for BC.Game. I’m not laughing at this organization anymore. Its new roster has potential worth paying attention to.
Earlier on the podcast, James “BanKs” Banks and Jonathan “Devilwalk” Lundberg discussed the recent BLAST Bounty Summer 2026 final between MOUZ and Team Spirit, and highlighted the strengths and weaknesses of both teams.
Photo by Sebastian Pandelache, PGL.


