The MongolZ Turn to cobrazera as VRS Ranking Slides to 18th

Rafał Kończyk Rafał Kończyk

Published: Sep 4, 2026

The MongolZ have restored Anarbileg ‘cobrazera’ Uuganbayar to their starting five for FISSURE Playground 3, with the 21-year-old replacing Sodbayar ‘Techno’ Munkhbold ahead of the tournament’s September 8 opener in Suzhou, China.

cobrazera joined The MongolZ in December 2025 from The Huns, where he posted a 1.13 rating against mostly regional and tier-two opposition. He struggled to carry that form onto bigger stages, sliding to a 1.02 rating before being benched in July – a stretch of roster turbulence detailed in The MongolZ’s rebuild around tikuak and DarkMeister. His reinstatement comes with the team sitting 18th in the VRS, its lowest point since May 2024.

The Suzhou Lineup

The MongolZ will field the following roster at FISSURE Playground 3:

Erdenedalai ‘maaRaa’ Bayanbat remains in the coaching role. bLitz and 910 anchor the lineup as the veteran presence alongside teenagers DarkMeister and tikuak, with Techno left out of the starting five for this event, as the tournament field continues to take shape following FUT Esports’ withdrawal from FISSURE Playground 3.

A Steep Drop From 2025 Form

The MongolZ spent much of 2025 inside the top five, even peaking at No. 1 in September of that year. The current 18th-place VRS standing marks a sharp reversal from that run, and Suzhou offers the reshuffled lineup its first real chance to arrest the slide – a stretch of form worth weighing against the team’s recent competitive stretch heading into the back half of the year.

FISSURE Playground 3 begins September 8 in Suzhou, China, where The MongolZ will deploy bLitz, 910, DarkMeister, tikuak and cobrazera as their confirmed five.

Rafał Kończyk
Rafał Kończyk

Since: June 3, 2026

Rafał Kończyk has been following competitive gaming since the early days of StarCraft II and League of Legends, back when esports betting was barely a footnote in the broader gambling conversation. Growing up in Wrocław, Poland, he developed a sharp eye for team dynamics and meta shifts that most casual fans overlook, and that analytical instinct eventually pulled him toward the betting side of the scene. He approaches every matchup the way a statistician would, but writes about it the way a fan would, which tends to resonate with readers who are tired of surface-level picks and gut-feel predictions.

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