SUMMARY
Gods Reign (GDR) Coach Robin SA revealed on his stream that the Korean teams are “grinding hard” in the BMIC 2025 hotel rest area, a tactic he suggests might be psychological pressure. He also noted the international teams’ serious professional structure, confirming they have a head coach, an assistant coach, and an analyst. Robin SA emphasized that while Indian teams are prepared for the “mind games,” the Korean squads are looking incredibly strong and disciplined.
INDIA – As all 16 teams settle in for the BMIC 2025, Gods Reign (GDR) Coach Robin SA has made a stark observation about the differences in preparation between the Indian and Korean contingents, warning that the international squads are operating at a different level of professionalism.
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Psychological Pressure or Pure Dedication?
Speaking on his live stream, Robin SA revealed that the Korean teams who arrived in Delhi on October 26th are not treating the pre-tournament period as a vacation:
“He mentioned that the korean teams were grinding hard in the rest area… practicing in the rest area of hotel…”
Robin SA speculated this highly visible grind might be a deliberate “indication for home teams to show that we grind a lot,” a form of “psychological pressure.” However, he was quick to assure his audience that the Indian teams are “already prepared for that.”
A Full Support Staff
Beyond the grind, Robin SA highlighted the serious, professional infrastructure accompanying the foreign teams. He confirmed that the Korean squads traveled with a full support system:
“He also mentioned on his live stream that the teams have a headcoach, an assistant coach and an analyst along with 4 players, so korean teams are looking strong.”
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This level of professional staffing—which includes multiple layers of strategic analysis and coaching—contrasts with the more relaxed approach noted by K9 Slug, who claimed Indian teams were “roaming around.”
Robin SA’s observations confirm that the Korean teams are treating the BMIC 2025 with intense focus, bringing a full-scale professional operation to Delhi in their bid to win the championship and secure the PMGC slots.
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