100 Thieves eliminate BC.Game from EWC 2026 qualifier despite s1mple heroics
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Meanwhile, Player statistics for the match // taken from HLTV Source: www.hltv.org BC.Game opened the series in convincing fashion on 100 Thieves' pick of Inferno. The European side controlled the map from start to finish and secured a comfortable 13-7 victory.
Notably, However, the momentum shifted dramatically on Nuke. 100 Thieves established an 11-8 advantage, but BC.Game recovered and forced the map into a close finish. Jack "Gizmy" von Spreckelsen then produced a crucial 1v3 clutch to send the game into overtime. 100 Thieves dominated the extra rounds and eventually closed Nuke 16-12, forcing the series onto Anubis.
As per the latest buzz, The deciding map remained extremely close. BC.Game started with a 4-1 advantage, while s1mple repeatedly kept his team alive in difficult rounds, including an important 4K. However, 100 Thieves gradually took control of the closing stages.
In further updates, At 11-11, Gizmy delivered another decisive clutch, winning a 1v2 against s1mple and mzinho after BC.Game had initially found themselves in a favorable situation. Håvard "rain" Nygaard then secured a triple kill in the following round to close Anubis 13-11 and complete the comeback.
On top of that, Photo Copyright by ESL Source: photos.eslgaming.com s1mple was the standout performer of the entire series despite BC.Game's defeat. The Ukrainian AWPer finished the three maps with a 1.34 rating, 64-44 K-D, 87.5 ADR and 76.4% KAST.
Gizmy led 100 Thieves with a 1.23 rating and played an especially important role in the decisive moments of the series. His clutches on Nuke and Anubis proved crucial in turning both maps in his team's favor.
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