Jee

CS2 Players

China

Jee, real name Duncai Ji, is a Chinese professional Counter-Strike 2 player. During his career,...

GAMER INFORMATION

Name Ji Dongkai

Team

TyLoo

Age / DOB December 21, 2004

MOUSE SETTINGS

Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 Black

DPI 400

Sensitivity 2

eDPI 800

Zoom Sensitivity 1

Hz 2000

Windows Sensitivity 6

VIEWMODEL SETTINGS

FOV 68

Offset X 2.5

Offset Z -1.5

Presetpos 2

CONFIG

HOW TO INSTALL CONFIG

1. Drop the cfg file along the path: Steam\steamapps\common\Counter-Strike Global Offensive\csgo\cfg
2. Launch CS:GO!!!
3. Open the console "~" We write
4. exec Jee.cfg
5. Done

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VIDEO SETTINGS

Resolution 1280x960

Aspect Ratio 4:3

Scaling Mode Stretched

Brightness 130%

Display Mode Stretched

GEAR

ZOWIE XL2586X+

Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 Black

Wooting 80HE Frost

HyperX Cloud II Wireless

SteelSeries QcK Heavy

Jee, real name Duncai Ji, is a Chinese professional Counter-Strike 2 player. During his career, he has played about 170 official matches and earned about $25,000 in prize money. His gaming path is associated with participation in major international tournaments, including the ESL Pro League and BLAST Rising. Jee has established himself as a stable and confident player who knows how to take responsibility at crucial moments. His track record includes not only first places in individual championships, but also regular inclusion in the top 5 of the strongest team competitions.

Career and teams

Jee began his professional career in 2021 as part of Newhappy (NH), debuting at the Huya DarkHorse League Season 8 tournament. Even then, he showed himself to be a promising shooter, and the team took second place. Along with players such as kelele, StarBlank, Daniel and Navygo, Jee gained his first experience on the scene and established himself in professional CS. Over the course of several years, he managed to play in four teams, but his greatest successes came during his time in Lynn Vision Gaming (LVG) and TyLoo (TYL). In these teams, he played over 150 matches, demonstrating high stability and efficiency. At the moment, Jee has participated in about 36 tournaments, where he won:

5 gold medals,
4 silver,
1 bronze.

Among his recent achievements are the second place at ESL Challenger League Season 49, as well as performances at BLAST Rising Spring 2025 and ESL Pro League Season 21. Even if the tournaments did not always end in victory, Jee invariably demonstrates a professional level and a desire to develop.

Teams Jee

TyLoo (TYL) — since 2023, 90+ matches, ~$22K in prize money.
Lynn Vision Gaming (LVG) — until April 2024, 77 matches, ~$20K in prize money.
Team Max (TMA) — 2023, 6 matches.
Newhappy (NH) — career start in 2021, 14 matches, ~$1K in prize money.

Achievements

PWC Challenge S1 — Win, August 2024
XPL Season 2 — Win, August 2024
ESL Challenger League S49 — Second Place, May 2025
eXTREMESLAND 2024 — Third Place, January 2024
Participation in IEM Cologne 2025, BLAST.tv Austin Major 2025, EWC 2025 and other significant tournaments

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