PGL has announced a set of competitive-name changes for four teams at the upcoming PGL Major Singapore 2026, driven by Singapore's licensing restrictions on the organisations' core sponsors. The event opens November 24.
The four changes
- BC.Game → GOSH. The team will play under the name of a live-streaming platform BC.Game "recently partnered" with, and will use an entirely new logo.
- 1win → THE ONE. Also an entirely new logo for the Major.
- BETBOOM → BB Team. The organisation's usual logo is kept.
- PARIVISION → PVISION. Usual logo kept.
Why the rebrands
PGL stated the changes are required because the companies behind the four teams "are not licensed to operate in the country." BC.Game and 1win are both online-betting-adjacent brands; BETBOOM and PARIVISION operate in regulated markets that overlap with Singapore's licence framework. The compromise mirrors arrangements used at other Asian LAN events in recent years.
Players and lineups unchanged
The rebrands are strictly about names and, in two cases, logos. The player rosters as submitted stand — BC.Game's lineup (under GOSH) still includes Hansel "BnTeT" Ferdinand as a registered substitute, and 1win keep K27 loanee Aleksey "xeedo" Mikulich on their bench. BB Team and PVISION list their standard active rosters.
What to expect on the broadcast
Expect caster callouts and bracket overlays to use GOSH, THE ONE, BB Team, and PVISION for the duration of the event. Social-media handles may continue to post under the primary brand where local law allows, but the broadcast and official PGL communications will carry the alternative names.
Three previous CS Majors in Asia have used similar workarounds for individual teams, but Singapore is the first to require four simultaneous rebrands at the roster-reveal stage.
Source: HLTV /news/45947, "PGL announces name changes for four teams at Singapore Major," 9 November 2026.
