Player Information
Name
Yesuntumur Gantulga
Nationality
Mongolia
Born
03.04.1998
Status
Active
Role
In-game leader
Team
Approx. Total Winnings
$48,841
Mouse Settings
Mouse
Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro
eDPI
800
DPI
400
Polling Rate
-
Sensitivity Zoom
2
Raw Input
1
Hardware
Mouse
Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro
Mousepad
SteelSeries QcK Heavy
Keyboard
SteelSeries Apex
Headset
HyperX Cloud Core II
Monitor Settings
Refresh Rate
400 Hz
Scaling
Black Bars
Crosshair Settings
Style
4
Size
1
Thickness
1
Gap
-2.5
Color
Green (1)
Outline
No
Biography
Yesuntumur “nin9” Gantulga (born April 3, 1998) is a Mongolian professional Counter-Strike 2 (CS2) player currently competing for the organisation The Huns. With roots in the Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO) era, nin9 has established his reputation across the Asia-Pacific region and represents a significant figure in Mongolia’s competitive Counter-Strike landscape.
Nin9’s esports career began in 2017, entering the professional arena with Mongolian rosters and gradually rising through teams such as Born in Mongolia and The MongolZ before moving to Storm Rider and others. Over time, he developed his skills as a rifler and team player, demonstrating solid mechanical fundamentals, reliable trade-ability and mature game sense. He transitioned into CS2 with his team, adapting effectively to the new environment and maintaining competitive relevance.
Joining The Huns roster marked an important milestone in nin9’s career, giving him a platform at international qualifiers and regional championships. Throughout his career, nin9 has participated in over 300 professional matches and earned approximately USD 30,000 in prize money, reflecting his steady presence in the professional circuit. His versatility, dedication to improvement and consistent performance under pressure make him an asset to his team and a strong representative of Mongolian Counter-Strike talent.
Selected Achievements
Multiple first-place and top-three finishes in Asia-Pacific regional CS2 and CS:GO tournaments.
Career prize-earnings in the region of USD 30,000, showcasing his competitive footprint.
Competitor in global and regional qualifiers, including those for CS2 major events with his team.
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