JiJieHao was founded in China in April 2019. The organization's founder and owner is Xu Yonghua. The team entered Counter-Strike: Global Offensive right away and continues to compete in CS2 today. Over the years, JiJieHao has gone from Chinese qualifiers to international events. Some of the organization's biggest results include a third-place finish at the Asian RMR for IEM Rio Major 2022, an appearance at Esports World Cup 2024, and a runner-up finish at Asian Champions League 2026.
Since late 2023, the organization has looked beyond Chinese players. JiJieHao's rosters have included players from the Middle East and Europe. That approach has given the team more chances to face strong opposition outside China.
JiJieHao achievements
JiJieHao have come close to reaching a Major several times, but the organization has yet to make the main stage of Counter-Strike's biggest events. Some of the team's standout results are listed below.
Tournament
City and dates
Placement
Prize money
IEM Road to Rio 2022: Asia-Pacific RMR
Melbourne, October 7-9, 2022
3rd
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Esports World Cup 2024
Riyadh, July 17-21, 2024
12th-15th
$10,000
Asian Champions League 2025
Yancheng and Shanghai, May 6-16, 2025
4th
$30,000
eXTREMESLAND 2025
Shanghai, December 18-21, 2025
2nd
$30,000
Zhi-Tech Elite Masters 2026
Beijing, January 23-25, 2026
2nd
$7,169.89
Asian Champions League 2026
Shanghai, May 11-17, 2026
2nd
$30,000
Prize money by year
JiJieHao's tournament earnings rose sharply after the organization moved to international rosters. The 2025 and 2026 seasons were especially productive. Prize money from the last few seasons breaks down as follows:
Year
Prize money
2023
$2,609.54
2024
$10,000
2025
$81,816.88
2026
$45,669.89
JiJieHao roster history
JiJieHao have fielded players from China, Russia, the Middle East, and Europe. In the early years, the organization mostly built Chinese rosters, occasionally adding players from the CIS. In 2022, JiJieHao launched a separate team called JiJieHao International, but the project ended that same year. In November 2023, the organization switched its main team to an international roster.
First roster achievements
One of JiJieHao's first lineups featured Chao "MAD" He, Igor "igorlight" Kanaev, Egor "killmatic" Storozhok, Yiyun "Wycloud" Wang, and Zhengjie "MarT1n" Zhuo. In 2019, the team finished second in the IEM Beijing Greater China Open Qualifier #1 before placing 5th-6th in the closed qualifier. JiJieHao also finished 5th-6th in the StarSeries i-League Season 8 Asia qualifier. Those were the new organization's first notable results on the regional scene.
2022 roster
Throughout 2022, neverland, St1ll, DarkHorse, fear1ess, KKE, Yolo267, Tikkkkkk, and other players represented the main Chinese roster. Singaporean Anthony "ImpressioN" Lim also joined for a short trial period.
At the same time, the organization launched JiJieHao International. The roster featured Mori "MOREE" Mizrahi, Tal "meztal" Hahiashvili, Maoz "BluePho3nix" Paz, Vadim "DavCost" Vasilyev, and Dmitriy "facecrack" Alekseyev. That five-man lineup won the Middle East qualifier for the Asia RMR ahead of IEM Rio Major 2022. At the RMR, JiJieHao beat Rare Atom but lost to IHC and Grayhound to finish third. They came one series short of a Major berth.