jL CS2 Settings

jL plays with one of the smallest crosshairs on the pro scene — a tiny mint-green reticle with lines of just 1 in length and 0 in thickness, pulled tight by a -2.7 gap. The custom color (0 red, 255 green, 160 blue) sits between green and cyan, which keeps it visible against almost every surface on every map.

Unlike many pros who run dotless setups, jL keeps the center dot turned on, giving him a precise reference point for head-level placement. The result is a crosshair that barely covers any screen space — perfect for a rifler who built his reputation on clutch aim duels. One note on import codes: older versions of jL's crosshair floating around the web render without the dot, so the code below is the one that matches his current dot-on setup.

jL uses a classic middle-of-the-road pro sensitivity — 800 DPI at 1.00 in-game for an even 800 eDPI. It gives him enough speed for fast flicks while keeping micro-adjustments smooth. He pairs it with a 4000 Hz polling rate on his Razer DeathAdder V4 Pro White, so the sensor reports to the PC four times more often than a standard mouse.

jL runs the highest viewmodel FOV allowed in CS2, pushing the weapon model toward the edge of the screen so it blocks as little vision as possible. The offsets center the gun slightly while keeping it low, a setup most professionals treat as the default standard. Copy it exactly with the console commands below.

Like most pros, jL plays on 1280x960 stretched — player models look wider, and the game feels faster. A couple of details make his config stand out. He keeps Boost Player Contrast disabled, going against the near-universal pro habit, and caps his frame rate at the oddly specific 503 FPS instead of leaving it uncapped.

His quality settings also lean slightly prettier than the all-low meta: 2x MSAA smooths the jagged edges that stretched resolutions create, Model/Texture Detail sits at Medium, and shadows stay on High with Dynamic Shadows set to All so enemy shadows are always visible. NVIDIA Reflex stays enabled to keep input lag low.

jL does not use any launch options in CS2 — trackers list an empty field, which is common among pros since most useful commands have moved into the in-game settings menu. If you want to experiment with your own, a simple starting point is an FPS cap:

jL is one of the biggest skin collectors in professional CS2. A May 2025 Dexerto feature valued his inventory at roughly $99,000 — the fourth-richest among pro players at the time — and the crown jewels are his gloves. He has owned five different high-end pairs, including Hedge Maze, Vice, Emerald Web, Superconductor, and the purple Sport Gloves Pandora's Box, a collection worth over $30,000 on its own.

The rest of the inventory reads like a wishlist. There is an AWP Gungnir, the icy Norse Collection sniper that starts around $12,000 in Factory New, plus a Karambit Doppler Black Pearl — the dark, shimmering phase that rarely drops. Add an AK-47 Hydroponic, two Glock Fades, and a Butterfly Case Hardened Blue Gem, and you get a loadout worth more than most cars. As with any pro, borrowed or traded items are common, so treat the list as a snapshot rather than a permanent collection. Prices are as of August 2026.

jL (Gold) | Copenhagen 2024 — around $6
jL (Gold, Champion) | Copenhagen 2024 — around $4-8
jL (Gold) | Paris 2023 — around $2
jL (Gold) | Austin 2025 — around $6

jL's autograph stickers tell his whole career for pocket change. The standout is the jL (Gold, Champion) from Copenhagen 2024 — the autograph capsule released after NaVi's title win, celebrating his Major MVP run. Thanks to an enormous supply, a Major MVP's champion gold costs just a few dollars, making it one of the best value stickers in the game.

The rest of the line is just as affordable. His Paris 2023 gold, from the underdog Apeks semifinal run that put him on the map, sells for around $2, while the Austin 2025 gold — his last Major with NaVi — sits near $6. A full four-sticker craft of jL golds costs less than most single autographs from bigger names. Prices are as of August 2026.

Justinas Lekavicius was born on September 29, 1999, in Lithuania, a country with almost no tier-one Counter-Strike pedigree. He ground through the Baltic scene for years before Apeks gave him a shot, and he made it count — at the BLAST.tv Paris Major 2023, the Norwegian underdogs stormed to the semifinals with jL as their emotional engine. Natus Vincere signed him that summer, and the move changed both sides. In March 2024, NaVi won the PGL Major Copenhagen 2024, beating FaZe Clan 2-1 in the grand final, and jL was named Major MVP — the first Lithuanian to ever win a Major. NaVi collected four big trophies in 2024, including the Esports World Cup and IEM Rio, and jL finished the year as HLTV's #5 player and its Closer of the Year.

The magic faded in 2025, and jL stepped away from NaVi's active roster for a voluntary break. His 2026 has been a journeyman's tour: a short loan to Liquid for the Roman Imperium Cup, then a month with MOUZ that produced third-place finishes at PGL Astana 2026 and the CS Asia Championship 2026 on a solid 1.04 rating. He hit free agency on July 1, and on August 4, Team Vitality announced him as their stand-in for BLAST Open Porto and PGL Masters Bucharest, covering for mezii and apEX during their paternity leaves. From stand-in to Major MVP and back to stand-in — jL keeps proving he belongs anywhere.