cobrazera Returns to The MongolZ Starting Five for FISSURE Playground 3

Anarbileg “cobrazera” Uuganbayar is returning to The MongolZ starting five for FISSURE Playground 3, less than two months after the 21-year-old was moved to the bench. The MongolZ named cobrazera alongside Garidmagnai “bLitz” Byambasuren, Usukhbayar “910” Banzragch, Zolbayar “tikuak” Chimedtseren and Dugarsuren “DarkMeister” Ireedui in their 3 September 2026 roster announcement.

We will participate in “FISSURE Playground 3” with the following roster: bLitz, 910, tikuak, DarkMeister, and cobrazera. pic.twitter.com/9r5AdhHGze

— The MongolZ (@1mongolz) September 3, 2026

Sodbayar “Techno” Munkhbold is the player dropping out of the five for the tournament in Suzhou. The organisation did not give a reason for his absence or announce whether the change extends beyond FISSURE Playground 3, so Techno’s longer-term position remains unchanged publicly.

cobrazera Returns Less Than Two Months After His Benching

cobrazera joined The MongolZ from The Huns in December 2025 after recording a 1.13 rating against predominantly regional and tier-two opposition. He arrived as the replacement for Azbayar “Senzu” Munkhbold, but his previous form did not carry fully into his first spell with the Mongolian side.

The rifler held a 1.02 rating before being benched in July. His return now puts him back alongside two of the roster’s established veterans, IGL bLitz and AWPer 910, while teenagers tikuak and DarkMeister complete the five.

Crucially, the announcement is specific to FISSURE Playground 3. The MongolZ have not said that Techno has been benched, released or permanently removed from the starting lineup, making cobrazera’s immediate status clearer than the longer-term shape of the roster.

The MongolZ Roster for FISSURE Playground 3

The five-player lineup brings cobrazera into a group otherwise built around bLitz, 910, tikuak and DarkMeister. Erdenedalai “maaRaa” Bayanbat remains the team’s coach.

Player	Role or Status
Garidmagnai “bLitz” Byambasuren	IGL
Usukhbayar “910” Banzragch	AWPer
Zolbayar “tikuak” Chimedtseren	Starter
Dugarsuren “DarkMeister” Ireedui	Starter
Anarbileg “cobrazera” Uuganbayar	Returning starter
Erdenedalai “maaRaa” Bayanbat	Coach

The lineup continues a period of roster turnover that has also included mzinho’s move to BC.Game and the introduction of tikuak and DarkMeister. Bringing cobrazera back gives The MongolZ another experienced option without reversing the places held by either teenager for the Suzhou event.

The MongolZ Have Fallen to 18th in the VRS

The change comes with The MongolZ sitting 18th in the Valve Regional Standings, their lowest position since May 2024. That is a sharp difference from 2025, when the team spent much of the year inside the top five and reached the number one position in September.

FISSURE Playground 3 therefore gives the revised five an immediate chance to add results before the Singapore Major invitation window closes. The ranking decline also provides concrete context for why another lineup adjustment is arriving only weeks after cobrazera’s initial benching.

FISSURE Playground 3 Begins on September 8

FISSURE Playground 3 will run from September 8-13 in Suzhou, China, with 16 teams competing. The tournament begins with a double-elimination group stage played as best-of-three series before moving into single-elimination playoffs.

The event will be cobrazera’s first tournament back in The MongolZ starting five since his July benching, with bLitz, 910, tikuak and DarkMeister completing the lineup when competition begins on September 8.