FlyQuest at the PGL Singapore Major 2026

Updated 2026-11-11 · Majors & Esports

FlyQuest are one of five Asian invites and start Singapore near the bottom of the Stage 1 seeding, with a model chance of roughly one in four to advance.

FlyQuest are one of the five teams invited from Valve's Asia region for the PGL Singapore Major. Valve's November 2 standings put them 48th in the world with 1318 points, which makes them the 14th of 16 seeds in Stage 1. Their invite is confirmed. They played the last Major too: at IEM Cologne in June 2026 they got out of Stage 1.

Roster and invite

Playersjks, aliStair, INS, Vexite, nettik
CoachAZR
RegionAsia
Valve ranking (Nov 2)#48 global, 1318 points
Starts inStage 1 (November 24-27)
InviteConfirmed (no declines before PGL's November 6 deadline)

The roster above is the one HLTV listed when the invites were set on November 2. PGL has not published official Major rosters yet, so a late change is still possible.

Model odds

FlyQuest are seed 14 of 16 in Stage 1 (November 24-27). Chances from our model:

OutcomeChance
3-0 in Stage 14.3%
Advance from Stage 1 (3-0, 3-1 or 3-2)26%
0-3 in Stage 124%
Reach the playoffs (top 8)<1%
Win the Major<1%

The model plays the event 20,000 times with Valve's Swiss pairing rules; each map win chance comes only from VRS points (Valve's expected-score formula, softened), so it knows nothing about form, maps or roster news. It is not a betting tip. Calculated November 8, 2026. Play it out yourself in the Major simulator.

Form going into Singapore

We could not confirm FlyQuest's results from August to early November 2026 in sources we trust, so this section only lists what we could check. We would rather leave a gap than guess.

  • October-November 2026, Valve Regional Standings: HLTV's live tracker of the race for Singapore listed FlyQuest among the five Asian teams expected to secure invites (with BC.Game, The MongolZ, Chinggis Warriors and Lynn Vision), and the November 2 standings confirmed it.
  • June 2026, IEM Cologne Major Stage 1: qualified for Stage 2. They sealed it on the final day of Stage 1 with a 2-0 win over Team Liquid (13-2 on Anubis, 13-7 on Inferno), which sent Liquid home.

Strengths

  • They have done this before. The same Stage 1 path worked at Cologne: FlyQuest beat Liquid 2-0 in a best-of-three to reach Stage 2. Liquid start Stage 1 in Singapore too, as the 5th seed.
  • Experience in elimination matches. The Cologne qualifier came in a 2-2 decider, the kind of best-of-three a lower seed has to win to get through a Swiss stage.

Weaknesses

  • Low seed. At #48 in the world, FlyQuest are 14th of the 16 Stage 1 teams. Only Chinggis Warriors (#55) and Lynn Vision (#56) are ranked lower, so most of their possible opponents are ranked well above them.
  • Little recent proof. We found no verified autumn result of note against the European or American teams they will meet in Stage 1, which is why the model, which only knows VRS points, is the main guide here.

Pick'Em verdict

Leave FlyQuest out of the 3-0 and advance slots. The model gives them about a 4% chance to go 3-0 and about 26% to advance from Stage 1. Their 0-3 chance (about 24%) is the third highest in the stage, just behind Lynn Vision and Chinggis Warriors, who are the two 0-3 picks in our model Pick'Em. If you do not trust one of those two, FlyQuest are the next 0-3 candidate, but the Cologne win over Liquid is a reminder that they can steal a best-of-three. You can test how a 0-3 pick on FlyQuest changes your odds in the Major simulator; dates and the full field are on the Singapore Major hub.

Sources: EsportNow: all 32 Singapore invites (updated Nov 6), HLTV: live updates from the race for PGL Major Singapore, Players.com.ua: final day of Cologne Major Stage 1, Valve Regional Standings (November 2, 2026). Updated November 8, 2026.

Frequently asked questions

Who plays for FlyQuest at the Singapore Major?

The invited roster is jks, aliStair, INS, Vexite and nettik, with AZR as coach, as listed in HLTV's November 2 invite list. PGL has not published official Major rosters yet.

What are FlyQuest's chances at the Singapore Major?

In our 20,000-run simulation based on Valve's rankings, FlyQuest get out of Stage 1 about 26% of the time, go 0-3 about 24% of the time and reach the playoffs well under 1% of the time.

Should I pick FlyQuest in the Singapore Major Pick'Em?

Not in a 3-0 or advance slot. They have the third-highest 0-3 chance in Stage 1, behind Lynn Vision and Chinggis Warriors, so they are a reasonable alternative 0-3 pick, but the model's two 0-3 picks are those two teams.