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mzinho
Coach Erdenedalai Bayanbat
Mongolia
Country
The MongolZ
Current team
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Firepower: Firepower: Measures a player’s raw fragging power - kills, damage, and multi-kills. It highlights those who consistently win aim duels or dominate fights. Survivability doesn’t count - this one’s all about impact and lethality.47/100
- Kills per round 0.66
- Kills per round win 0.89
- Damage per round 72.6
- Damage per round win 93.0
- Rounds with a kill 45%
- Rating 2.0 1.04
- Rounds with a multi-kill 15.9%
- Pistol round rating 1.13
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Entrying: Entrying: Gauges how often a player takes first contact to create space for teammates. High scores belong to those who push early or entry bombsites despite high risk. Based on traded deaths and survival support rate.53/100
- Saved by teammate per round 0.10
- Traded deaths per round 0.14
- Traded deaths percentage 21.2%
- Opening deaths traded percentage 27.3%
- Assists per round 0.18
- Support rounds 20.9%
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Trading: Trading: Evaluates how effectively a player trades teammates or avoids dying untraded. Core to consistent team play, this metric values reaction, positioning, and awareness.36/100
- Saved teammate per round 0.09
- Trade kills per round 0.13
- Trade kills percentage 18.9%
- Assisted kills percentage 24.1%
- Damage per kill 111
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Opening: Opening: Tracks early-round impact through opening duels. Players with high scores secure crucial first kills that tilt rounds 5v4. Based on opening attempts and success rate.37/100
- Opening kills per round 0.09
- Opening deaths per round 0.09
- Opening attempts 17.9%
- Opening success 47.8%
- Win% after opening kill 75.3%
- Attacks per round 2.52
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Clutching: Clutching: Measures late-round performance - 1vX wins, post-plant plays, and time alive. Top clutchers are those who stay calm and convert rounds under pressure.55/100
- Clutch points per round 0.03
- Last alive percentage 8.8%
- 1on1 win percentage 72.9%
- Time alive per round 66 s
- Saves per round loss 5.0%
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Sniping: Sniping: Represents performance with sniper rifles (AWP, SSG). High values mark dedicated AWPers; mid scores indicate hybrids, while low ones belong to riflers.1/100
- Sniper kills per round 0.01
- Sniper kills percentage 1.1%
- Rounds with sniper kills percentage 0.6%
- Sniper multi-kill rounds 0.0018
- Sniper opening kills per round 0.001
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Utility: Utility: Reflects a player’s effectiveness with grenades - flash assists, HE damage, and tactical utility use. High scorers consistently enable teammates and control map space.52/100
- Utility damage per round 4.31
- Utility kills per 100 rounds 0.71
- Flashes thrown per round 0.51
- Flash assists per round 0.04
- Time opponent flashed per round 2.33 s
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Firepower: Firepower: Measures a player’s raw fragging power - kills, damage, and multi-kills. It highlights those who consistently win aim duels or dominate fights. Survivability doesn’t count - this one’s all about impact and lethality.47/100
- Kills per round 0.68
- Kills per round win 0.91
- Damage per round 75.7
- Damage per round win 95.5
- Rounds with a kill 46.0%
- Rating 2.0 1.03
- Rounds with a multi-kill 17.1%
- Pistol round rating 1.06
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Entrying: Entrying: Gauges how often a player takes first contact to create space for teammates. High scores belong to those who push early or entry bombsites despite high risk. Based on traded deaths and survival support rate.47/100
- Saved by teammate per round 0.08
- Traded deaths per round 0.12
- Traded deaths percentage 19.1%
- Opening deaths traded percentage 22.8%
- Assists per round 0.19
- Support rounds 23.7%
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Trading: Trading: Evaluates how effectively a player trades teammates or avoids dying untraded. Core to consistent team play, this metric values reaction, positioning, and awareness.33/100
- Saved teammate per round 0.07
- Trade kills per round 0.11
- Trade kills percentage 15.7%
- Assisted kills percentage 25.1%
- Damage per kill 111
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Opening: Opening: Tracks early-round impact through opening duels. Players with high scores secure crucial first kills that tilt rounds 5v4. Based on opening attempts and success rate.33/100
- Opening kills per round 0.09
- Opening deaths per round 0.08
- Opening attempts 17.5%
- Opening success 52.2%
- Win% after opening kill 72.2%
- Attacks per round 2.70
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Clutching: Clutching: Measures late-round performance - 1vX wins, post-plant plays, and time alive. Top clutchers are those who stay calm and convert rounds under pressure.63/100
- Clutch points per round 0.02
- Last alive percentage 8.6%
- 1on1 win percentage 71.7%
- Time alive per round 65 s
- Saves per round loss 8.9%
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Sniping: Sniping: Represents performance with sniper rifles (AWP, SSG). High values mark dedicated AWPers; mid scores indicate hybrids, while low ones belong to riflers.1/100
- Sniper kills per round 0.01
- Sniper kills percentage 1.5%
- Rounds with sniper kills percentage 0.8%
- Sniper multi-kill rounds 0.003
- Sniper opening kills per round 0.001
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Utility: Utility: Reflects a player’s effectiveness with grenades - flash assists, HE damage, and tactical utility use. High scorers consistently enable teammates and control map space.51/100
- Utility damage per round 4.82
- Utility kills per 100 rounds 0.69
- Flashes thrown per round 0.43
- Flash assists per round 0.04
- Time opponent flashed per round 2.49 s
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Firepower: Firepower: Measures a player’s raw fragging power - kills, damage, and multi-kills. It highlights those who consistently win aim duels or dominate fights. Survivability doesn’t count - this one’s all about impact and lethality.47/100
- Kills per round 0.63
- Kills per round win 0.86
- Damage per round 69.5
- Damage per round win 90.4
- Rounds with a kill 43.0%
- Rating 2.0 1.05
- Rounds with a multi-kill 14.7%
- Pistol round rating 1.19
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Entrying: Entrying: Gauges how often a player takes first contact to create space for teammates. High scores belong to those who push early or entry bombsites despite high risk. Based on traded deaths and survival support rate.58/100
- Saved by teammate per round 0.12
- Traded deaths per round 0.16
- Traded deaths percentage 23.2%
- Opening deaths traded percentage 31.7%
- Assists per round 0.17
- Support rounds 18.0%
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Trading: Trading: Evaluates how effectively a player trades teammates or avoids dying untraded. Core to consistent team play, this metric values reaction, positioning, and awareness.39/100
- Saved teammate per round 0.11
- Trade kills per round 0.14
- Trade kills percentage 22.1%
- Assisted kills percentage 23.1%
- Damage per kill 111
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Opening: Opening: Tracks early-round impact through opening duels. Players with high scores secure crucial first kills that tilt rounds 5v4. Based on opening attempts and success rate.40/100
- Opening kills per round 0.08
- Opening deaths per round 0.10
- Opening attempts 18.3%
- Opening success 43.4%
- Win% after opening kill 78.3%
- Attacks per round 2.34
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Clutching: Clutching: Measures late-round performance - 1vX wins, post-plant plays, and time alive. Top clutchers are those who stay calm and convert rounds under pressure.47/100
- Clutch points per round 0.03
- Last alive percentage 8.9%
- 1on1 win percentage 74.1%
- Time alive per round 66 s
- Saves per round loss 1.0%
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Sniping: Sniping: Represents performance with sniper rifles (AWP, SSG). High values mark dedicated AWPers; mid scores indicate hybrids, while low ones belong to riflers.0/100
- Sniper kills per round 0.00
- Sniper kills percentage 0.6%
- Rounds with sniper kills percentage 0.4%
- Sniper multi-kill rounds 0.0005
- Sniper opening kills per round 0.0
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Utility: Utility: Reflects a player’s effectiveness with grenades - flash assists, HE damage, and tactical utility use. High scorers consistently enable teammates and control map space.53/100
- Utility damage per round 3.79
- Utility kills per 100 rounds 0.72
- Flashes thrown per round 0.58
- Flash assists per round 0.04
- Time opponent flashed per round 2.17 s
- Total kills 7320
- Headshot % 64.8%
- Total deaths 7486
- K/D Ratio 0.98
- Damage / Round 72.5
- Grenade dmg / Round 4.3
- Maps played 491
- Rounds played 11179
- Kills / Round 0.65
- Assists / Round 0.18
- Deaths / Round 0.67
- Saved by teammate / Round 0.10
- Saved teammates / Round 0.09
- Rating 2.0 1.03
- eDPI 400
- Sensitivity 2
- DPI 800
- Zoom Sensitivity 1
- Hz 2000
- Windows Sensitivity 6
- Center Dot No
- Length 2
- Gap -3
- Thickness 0
- Outline No
- Outline Thickness 0
- Red 0
- Green 255
- Blue 0
- Alpha Enabled Yes
- Alpha 200
- T Style No
- Deployed Weapon Gap No
- Sniper Width 1
- Style Classic Static
- Color Cyan
- Follow Recoil No
- Split Distance 7
- Fixed Gap 3
- Inner Split Alpha 1
- Outer Split Alpha 0.5
- Split Size Ratio 1
- FOV 60
- Offset X 2.5
- Offset Y -2
- Offset Z 1.5
- Preset Pos 0
- Resolution 1280x1024
- Aspect Ratio 5:4
- Display Mode Fullscreen
- Scaling Mode Stretched
- Boost Player Contrast Enabled
- V-Sync Disabled
- NVIDIA Reflex Low Latency Enabled
- NVIDIA G Sync Disabled
- Maximum FPS In Game 400
- Multisampling Anti Aliasing Mode 4x MSAA
- Global Shadow Quality High
- Dynamic Shadows All
- Model Texture Detail High
- Texture Filtering Mode Anisotropic 4x
- Shader Detail High
- Particle Detail High
- Ambient Occlusion Medium
- High Dynamic Range Quality
- Fidelity FX Super Resolution Disabled (Highest Quality)
Team
Private: maaRaa
Coach
Ayush “mzinho” Batbold Overview
Mzinho CS2 player is one of the youngest Tier-1 team members in 2025. Born on June 28, 2005, in Mongolia, he has already earned a reputation among fans for his excellent play, as well as his amusing nicknames and good sense of humor. Having started his CS career at the age of 13, Ayush Batbold is now not only one of the best players in the Asian scene but also a true Mongolian national hero. In the new MelBet Pick’em review, we’ll explore every stage of the career of TMZ’s youngest member.
Mzinho Path to Esports
Ayush’s story is quite unique in esports. Mzinho CS2 player isn’t lying when he says he wouldn’t have achieved anything without his family. He has an older brother, Baatarkhuu “Bart4k” Batbold, three years his senior, who is also a successful professional player in the Mongolian CS scene. It was their shared interest in Counter-Strike (along with their shared competitive spirit) that propelled both Bart4k and mzinho to the top tier of global players.
But family support didn’t stop with his brother. Ayush Batbold grew up in a middle-income family, but his relatives always tried to support the young CS fan in any way they could. It was his grandmother who bought Ayush his first computer, using a loan, after much persuasion from his youngest grandson. Before that, he simply didn’t have a PC capable of playing competitively in tournaments.
Mzinho Professional Career
It’s believed that mzinho’s entry into esports was eased by the path blazed by his older brother. However, he didn’t arrive with everything ready — like all of his current teammates, he struggled to find his dream team. His career began on way2Champion when he was just 13 years old (where he even won his first $200 prize money). He then spent two months trying out for The Black Company and The SHINE, before finally landing a probationary stint with TMZ in 2022. However, he failed to secure a spot there.
But a year later, their paths crossed again — and this time, Ayush earned a permanent spot on a top national team. Incredibly and controversially, mzinho replaced his older brother, Bart4k, on The MongolZ, who had transferred from IHC two months earlier. Bart4k had been removed due to “disappointing performance”. The final straw was TMZ’s failure at the BLAST Paris Major 2023, which finally convinced the team’s management of the need for an update.
Mzinho Current Team & Role
In MongolZ mzinho received a position on May 23, 2023. Captain bLitz and coach maaRaa saw potential in the young esports player and decided to give him a chance. Batbold took over as the supporting riffler. Despite his young age, he is one of the most resilient players on the team. At the same time, when necessary, he can also play aggressively – playing as an entry fragger and breaking down the opponent’s defense. Mzinho is known for his strategic thinking, and many see him as a promising leader.
Along with his teammates, Ayush won YaLLa Compass 2024 and Thunderpick World Championship 2024. This not only elevated Mongolian esports to the global spotlight but also brought attention back to the entire Asian scene, which had been overshadowed by Europe for many years. And in the summer of 2025, Batbold and the other four became true national heroes when all of Mongolia watched with bated breath the BLAST.tv CS2 Major in Austin, from where the team ultimately returned with silver.
Mzinho Records & Awards
Mzinho MongolZ player has made the top five of the HLTV All Stars tournament four times — more than anyone else on his team. He’s also been named the top Anchor player three times and the best Closer player once.
FAQ
Mzinho CS2 player’s real name is Ayush Batbold. He is the younger brother of Baatarkhuu “Bart4k” Batbold.
MongolZ mzinho age is 18 years (as of 2025). He was born on June 28, 2005, and is the team’s youngest player.
Ayush “mzinho” Batbold is from Ulaanbaatar, the capital of Mongolia.
Mzinho MongolZ player is the team’s riffler, primarily serving as a support. He has been repeatedly noted as a top-notch Anchor.
According to HLTV data as of autumn 2025, mzinho CS2 player’s total prize money is over $450,000. Almost all of this money came from playing for his current team.
From May 2023 to the present day, Batbold has been playing in The MongolZ team. In the MongolZ Mzinho also played as a trial player for a time. This was in 2022, but he did not receive a permanent position then.
Ayush’s CS:GO career began in 2021 with way2Champion, a Mongolian Tier-3 team. Having moved to the MongolZ mzinho made the transition to CS2 with them.
