Player
Dongkai “Jee” Ji is a Counter-Strike 2 player for TYLOO and a 2025 FISSURE Playground 1 champion.
Role
Pro Player · AWPer
HLTV identified Jee as TYLOO’s AWPer during the 2025 FISSURE Playground 1 playoffs.[5]
Affiliation
Signature achievement
FISSURE Playground 1 champion · 2025
TYLOO beat Astralis 3–1; Jee returned for the semifinal after missing the opening matches.[3][5]
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Dongkai Ji, known as Jee, is a Counter-Strike 2 AWPer on TYLOO’s roster. He joined TYLOO in June 2024 after a March 2023–May 2024 stint with Lynn Vision Gaming.[1][2][4]
Jee missed TYLOO’s first three matches at FISSURE Playground 1 in July 2025 while resolving visa delays, then returned for the semifinal against SAW. TYLOO went on to beat Astralis 3–1 in the final; that title is a team achievement rather than an individual award.[3][5]
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