TYLOO — a CS2 esports team

TYLOO is a Chinese esports organization founded in 2007. The club entered Counter-Strike in 2009 and, over time, became one of the biggest names on the Asian scene. In Chinese CS, the TYLOO name has meant a lot for years, and the team is often called one of the pioneers of the local pro scene.

Over the years, TYLOO has played hundreds of matches and tournaments, from regional leagues to big international events. The team has not always stayed close to the world’s top sides, but it has almost always remained an important force in Asia. Then, in the summer of 2025, the roster won FISSURE Playground #1, which became TYLOO’s first big LAN trophy outside Asia.

TYLOO Achievements

TYLOO is a team with a long history. The club had strong runs in older versions of Counter-Strike, in CS:GO, and now in CS2 as well. Below are the team’s main results, which best show its journey through the pro scene.

How much they earned by year

The team’s earnings over the last three years are shown in the table below.

History of TYLOO lineups

TYLOO has been around for a long time, and plenty of strong players have gone through the main roster. Some helped the team lock down its place in Asia, while others pushed it to a new level at international events. If you look at TYLOO’s lineup history, the very first roster and the 2019-2022 period stand out the most.

Achievements of the first roster

The first TYLOO roster included players such as captainMo, KingZ, Rita, HZ, and 2 DD. These players won the first trophies in the organization’s history. They took titles at IEM V Global Challenge Shanghai, IEF 2010, K1 League 2012 Season 1, World Cyber Games 2012, K1 League 2013 Season 3 and 4, and Counter Strike Online World Championship 2013. They also picked up silver medals at K1 League 2012 Season 2.

The 2019-2022 roster

During that stretch, the team fielded Somebody, Dank1ng, Slowly, Summer, Attacker, and BnTeT. These players were no less successful than the lineup before them and brought the organization plenty more trophies. The biggest results were championship wins at Huya Asia Championships, eXTREMESLAND 2019, Perfect World Asia League Summer 2020, and 5E Arena Asia Cup 2022, along with runner-up finishes at Asia Minor Championship - Berlin 2019, Perfect World League Season 1, and ESL Challenger League Season 40: Asia-Pacific.