BC.Game climbs to No.2 in Asian VRS after ROG JOURNEY
BC.Game advanced from the ROG JOURNEY Autumn group stage and rose to second in the Asian VRS after five matches with new signing Tyson ‘asap’ Paterson following a region switch.
BC.Game won its ROG JOURNEY Autumn group and secured a direct berth to the quarterfinals after competing in five matches with new signing Tyson ‘asap’ Paterson. The team changed its regional alignment from Europe to the Asian VRS before the event.
The team’s results placed it second in the Asian VRS rankings. An invite simulation projects a 95.9% probability of the team qualifying for the Major.
The ROG JOURNEY Autumn group stage ended with twelve teams advancing to the single-elimination playoffs. Group winners move straight to the quarterfinals, while the second- and third-placed teams are set to meet in the opening round of the playoffs.
Other group outcomes included SINNERS topping a pool that featured 100 Thieves and Eternal Fire, Sangal collecting the most points in Group B, and JiJieHao completing Group C without a loss.
The first round of playoffs is scheduled for February 10, 2026, at 18:30. The matchups listed for that day are Ninjas in Pyjamas versus Johnny Speeds, FOKUS against BBL, Voca facing 100 Thieves, and Eternal Fire taking on BASEMENT BOYS. Winners will advance to play the group winners in the quarterfinals.
ROG JOURNEY Autumn advances teams from group play into a single-elimination bracket. Regional VRS placement and recent roster changes affected BC.Game’s standing and the team’s tournament seeding.
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