1win And BC.Game Promise Rolls-Royces For Singapore Major
Two betting-backed Counter-Strike 2 organisations have started a public bidding war over the PGL Major Singapore. The owner of 1win promised each of his players a Rolls-Royce if they win the Major, and the chief executive of BC.Game matched the offer within hours.
It is a vivid example of how betting and casino brands use esports sponsorship and ownership to stay in the headlines. The 1win offer came on November 3, 2026, one day after Valve's rankings confirmed the team would play in Singapore. The owner, who posts publicly as Owner 1win, told the players on Telegram and X that each of them would receive a Rolls-Royce if the team wins the Major, according to TalkEsport.
The same report says he opened the message by saying he had just given UFC fighter Petr Yan a Rolls-Royce Cullinan, and that he keeps his word. BC.Game chief executive Ali "Ako" Muhanned replied the same evening on X. He wrote that he had seen the other casino offering a Rolls-Royce to each player, and that he would match it and add jewellery and one wish each for his players.
His post did not name 1win or set out what the BC.Game roster would need to achieve to collect. Pley.gg notes that neither post gives a car model or value, and that the Major itself pays $1,250,000 in total.
How The Teams Got Here
1win's current roster joined the organisation on August 1, when it signed the former TDK lineup. TalkEsport reports that the team won a LAN event in Moscow on November 1, beating HOTU in the final, and that Valve's November 2 standings placed 1win tenth in Europe with 1,598 points.
That was enough for a place in Stage 2. The owner had also announced a $100,000 bonus on October 6 after the team beat Team Spirit 2-0 at ESL Pro League Season 24.
BC.Game finished second in Asia in the same standings, and its roster includes Oleksandr "s1mple" Kostyliev. TalkEsport expects it to begin in Stage 1, which means the two squads could meet on the road to the playoffs. Muhanned took over as BC.Game CEO in late October, as reported by Pley.gg.
What The Singapore Major Offers
PGL confirmed in an April announcement that the Major runs from November 24 to December 13 with 32 teams and a $1,250,000 prize pool. It is the first CS2 Major held in Southeast Asia, and the final four days are played at the Singapore Indoor Stadium.
The event also adds a third-place decider before the best-of-five Grand Final for the first time. PGL fills all 32 places from the Valve Regional Standings published on November 2, so both teams' places were settled before the car offers appeared.
A Note On Incentives
Team owners often reward players with bonuses, and the offers here are promises made on social media rather than signed contracts. Both are conditional on results that remain uncertain. Neither post sets out the car models or their value.
For readers who bet on CS2, a publicity offer is not a betting signal, so any wager should rest on your own research and stay within limits you set.
