Senzu lashes out at Sashi after Major ruling: "They should be making sushi instead of playing CS"
Azbayar "Senzu" Munkhbold is far from happy after BC.Game was barred from competing at the PGL Singapore Major. Following Valve's crackdown on teams switching regions to secure easier Major qualification routes, the Mongolian star took to social media to direct his frustration toward Sashi.
The disqualification marks a significant setback for BC.Game, who had effectively secured their spot in Singapore following their debut with Tyson "asap" Paterson at ROG JOURNEY Autumn 2026. While BC.Game were the first to attempt a regional switch, BIG co-founder Tom J. Lemke alleged that Sashi's attempt to do the same was the catalyst that forced Valve to take action.
This revelation prompted Senzu to vent on X. While encouraging fans to stay hopeful and promising to work ten times harder to prepare for Stake Pulse Beat III, he didn't hold back on his detractors. He criticized the "bots" and suggested they should be making sushi instead of playing Counter-Strike 2—a clear wordplay on the name Sashi that highlights his disdain for the Danish side.
BC.Game manager Dylan "spiroo" Lo also weighed in, attempting to differentiate his team's actions from those of Sashi. He noted that BC.Game signed three top regional players to long-term contracts, whereas other teams were making sudden moves just a month before Major invitations. The BC.Game organization echoed this sentiment by retweeting Lemke, claiming that Valve punished the wrong team.
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