BC.Game Sign mzinho From The MongolZ To Complete New CS2 Roster

Ayush “mzinho” Batbold has joined BC.Game as the final piece of the organisation’s rebuilt Counter-Strike 2 roster, reuniting the 19-year-old rifler with Azbayar “Senzu” Munkhbold. BC.Game confirmed the signing on 10 July 2026, a day after their interest in the player was first reported.

The wait is finally over… You know what’s better than 1 Mongol? 🇲🇳

Today we welcome one of the most exciting young talents in the scene! Already a Major playoffs regular at just 19, there’s no slowing him down – yes, it’s @Mzinhocs ❤️ pic.twitter.com/V5knfF0ogp

— BC Game Esports (@BCGameEsports) July 9, 2026

The move closes out an aggressive rebuild that has stacked the roster with Major winners and established stars, built around CEO Ali Muhanned’s stated target of reaching the world’s top five by the end of the year.

mzinho Reunites With Senzu After Shock MongolZ Benching

The signing brings mzinho back alongside Senzu, whom he has called his “lifetime friend”, after The MongolZ benched Senzu in a shock move in October 2025. Speaking on Muhanned’s stream, mzinho said Senzu “did a lot of convincing” to get him to join, and confirmed he would relocate to Europe to play with the team.

It marks mzinho’s first international team after a career spent entirely in the Mongolian scene. Playing outside home territory means communicating in English and adapting to a mixed lineup that includes Oleksandr “s1mple” Kostyliev and Emil “Magisk” Reif.

mzinho’s Record At The MongolZ

mzinho broke out with The MongolZ in 2024 and played five Majors across a three-year tenure with the org. He finished as a runner-up at the BLAST.tv Austin Major and won a historic first Big Event trophy for Mongolia at Esports World Cup 2025.

His exit lands as a heavy blow to The MongolZ, who had already been struggling for results since losing Senzu and now face limited replacement options within Mongolia.

BC.Game’s Completed Roster

With mzinho in, BC.Game finalise a lineup assembled around Senzu’s permanent move from The MongolZ and the arrival of Magisk as the team’s new in-game leader.

Zero VRS Points Leave A Long Road To The Top Five

Despite the concentration of Major winners and stars, BC.Game start from an awkward position with zero VRS points. Building the roster around an entirely new core means the team must grind the open circuit to climb back into invite range for the larger events, so Muhanned’s top-five goal by year’s end depends on rebuilding that standing from scratch.