📍 Pley.gg at BLAST Rivals Season 1 in Copenhagen.
Wildcard’s BLAST Rivals Season 1 run came to a disappointing end last night, as the North American side was swept aside by Danil “donk” Kryshkovets and a dominant Spirit.
Following the elimination in Copenhagen, we caught up with Wildcard captain Peter “stanislaw” Jarguz, who didn’t hold back when reflecting on the team’s struggles – and his own performance.
– It’s the worst version of our team, but also the worst version of myself to be honest. I have never put up numbers this low. So, I got to get back to work and find a different way to have more impact in this team. Because I’m letting my team down.
The 31-year-old in-game leader has averaged a 0.87 rating across 2025, and was at the bottom of the scoreboard against Spirit with a 0.34 rating.
– It feels really disappointing. I don’t know what more I can do. I have to just change up my routine or something because I’m playing as much as I possibly can. I’m exhausted – Maybe that’s what it is. I’m feeling a little bit burnt out, so maybe I need some rest.
Wildcard’s results BLAST Rivals
“The team is capable”
Despite the tough losses and clear frustration, stanislaw assures that he still believes in the squad and the project.
– But when you hit a point like this, where you’re having really bad losses, it’s good to start fresh. We will go back home, where we have a lot of time to practice finally. I still believe in my team and players, it’s just about the ways I’ve been setting us up. I know my team is definitely capable, I just feel responsible for letting us down to be honest.
Wildcard’s next challenge will be the BLAST Major in Austin next month.
You can watch the full interview with stanislaw below.
