PGL has unveiled the alternative team names and logos for betting-sponsored teams at the PGL Singapore Counter-Strike Major 2026.
The changes were mandated by PGL in order to adhere to local gambling restrictions, affecting four team names and five team logos in total.
Team Names and Logos changed for PGL Singapore Major 2026
The changes come after PGL advised all teams with name and logo sponsorships to change their names, logos, and stickers for the PGL Singapore Major 2026.
The requirement for alternative names and logos is a result of local regulations in Singapore, which prohibit the use of brands that direct towards any form of gambling that is not directly licensed in Singapore.
As the sponsors of the teams do not hold the relevant licenses, they have been required to change their team names, logos, and stickers to adhere to the restrictions.
The teams affected and their PGL Singapore Major 2026 brands, are:
- BC.Game > GOSH*
- 1win > The One
- BetBoom > BB Team
- Parvision > P Vision
*GOSH is a, as yet unlaunched, streaming and social media platform.
Imperial will also play with their previous logo instead of their official logo, which is a sponsored logo evoking the gambling/casino site Gamdom. The same change was made to Imperial’s logo for the StarLadder Budapest 2025 Major.
100 Thieves officially compete as 100 Thieves Roobet, but only compete using the Roobet name and logo in territories where the sponsorship is allowed; therefore, it is unlikely that the org was asked to change their name or logo in this instance.
Eagle-eyed fans have already noticed a striking similarity between 1win’s ‘The One’ logo and the former Titan logo, with the 2014 Katowice Titan Holo being the most expensive sticker in Counter-Strike.
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Darragh is an Esports Journalist for Insider Gaming specialising in Counter-Strike. He loves to explore how esports teams work, or why they very often do not.
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