The MongolZ Win 1win Private Club Season 2 and Become Asia’s No. 1 Team in VRS

The MongolZ have won 1win Private Club Season 2 after comfortably defeating PARIVISION 3:0 in the grand final. The result not only gave the Mongolian team its first trophy in 14 months but also moved it into first place in the Asian Valve Regional Standings.

The tournament was also the debut event for The MongolZ’s updated roster featuring Yesuntumur "nin9" Gantulga and the returning Anarbileg "cobrazera" Uuganbayar.

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The MongolZ Sweep PARIVISION in the Final

In the deciding match, The MongolZ were in complete control of the series and closed out the grand final in three maps.

Final score:

• Ancient — 13:6

• Mirage — 13:11

• Dust2 — 13:4

Mirage was the only relatively close map. The MongolZ led 12:4 but allowed PARIVISION to narrow the gap. Even so, the Mongolian team eventually secured the map and completed the 3:0 sweep.

The standout player of the final was nin9. The roster newcomer posted a 1.56 rating and finished the series with a 53-32 record. bLitz and 910 also delivered strong performances, recording ratings of 1.32 and 1.29 respectively.

For The MongolZ, this was their first title since winning the Esports World Cup 2025.

The MongolZ Came Through the Lower Bracket

The team’s path to the trophy was not straightforward. After opening the tournament with a victory over Alliance, The MongolZ lost 0:2 to BIG and dropped into the lower bracket.

They then defeated magic and PRIVATE before getting a chance to take revenge on BIG in the lower bracket final.

The MongolZ lost Cache 4:13 but completely turned the series around, winning Inferno 13:3 and Mirage 13:7. 910 was the best player of the match with a 1.60 rating.

The MongolZ Overtake BC.Game in the VRS

Winning 1win Private Club Season 2 earned The MongolZ 281 VRS points. As a result, the team moved into first place in the Asian ranking and also improved its position in the global standings.

BC.Game dropped to second place. The team lost the top spot following a poor performance at DraculaN #7, where it was eliminated after losing to JiJieHao in the lower bracket.

The MongolZ are now in a stronger position ahead of the invitation distribution for PGL Major Singapore 2026.

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The MongolZ Strengthen Their Position Ahead of the Major

The MongolZ have already secured a place at PGL Major Singapore 2026 and now have a strong chance of starting the tournament directly from Stage 2.

BC.Game are likely to receive an invitation to Stage 1. Asia will have five teams at the Major in total, with four of them beginning their run from the opening stage.

PGL Major Singapore 2026 will take place from November 25 to December 13. The teams will compete for a $1.25 million prize pool.

For The MongolZ, the victory at 1win Private Club Season 2 was an important sign after an inconsistent period and roster changes. The team not only returned to winning trophies but also strengthened its VRS position ahead of the biggest tournament at the end of the year.