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Oct 4, 2026, 02:41 PM
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BC.Game Esports statistics at Journey Autumn 2026: Senzu — best player, Cache — strongest map

Alexey Mikhailov
Photo of the BC.Game Esports roster.

Journey Autumn 2026 concluded yesterday, with BC.Game Esports finishing in 5th–8th place. Below are the team’s key statistics from the VRS tournament.

BC.Game’s overall win rate at Journey Autumn 2026 was 62.5%. During the event, the team defeated Glitch Agency, Team Voca, BASEMENT BOYS, and Sashi Esport, but lost to Prestige Esport and BBL Esports. Azbayar “Senzu” Munkhbold was named the team’s best player, finishing the LAN tournament with a rating of 1.3. Ayush “mzinho” Batbold took second place (1.13), and Alexander “s1mple” Kostylev took third (1.12).

Cache turned out to be the most popular map in BC.Game Esports’ map pool—the team played three matches there with a 100% win rate. At the same time, the team failed to secure a single victory on Inferno, Nuke, or Ancient.

BC.Game earned 113 VRS points at the tournament—the second-best result among all participants. The team climbed 10 spots in the world rankings and now holds 49th place.

Read also: s1mple commented on BC.Game Esports’ elimination from Journey Autumn 2026

Journey Autumn 2026 took place October 2–3 in Södertälje, Sweden. The event featured 24 teams from three regions—Europe, Asia, and North America. Ninjas in Pyjamas claimed the tournament title, defeating Eternal Fire 2-0 in the final.

Photo: BC.Game Esports.

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