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Beaulo Rainbow Six Siege

Retired
Jason Doty · Born June 19, 2001 · United States · Retired

Jason “Beaulo” Doty is a former professional Rainbow Six Siege player. He can be found streaming on Twitch.tv regularly and has an active YouTube channel.

What are Beaulo's Rainbow Six Siege settings?

Beaulo plays at 800 DPI with a horizontal and vertical sensitivity of 34 on a 0.002 multiplier — an eDPI of 54.4, a notably low figure for a Siege fragger. He runs a Lamzu Maya X and is retired as of March 2025, so treat these numbers as the final competitive snapshot rather than live values.

DPI 800
Horizontal sensitivity 34
Vertical sensitivity 34
Sensitivity multiplier 0.002
eDPI 54.4
Mouse Lamzu Maya X Black
Status Retired (March 2025)
800
DPI
34
Horizontal sensitivity
54.4
eDPI
2000
Polling rate (Hz)
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Career snapshot

Professional matches only

A World Championship at 20, and the most-watched channel in Siege history

Jason 'Beaulo' Doty is the player who proved a content creator could beat the pros at their own game. He came up through viral YouTube and Twitch clips as a teenager, signed with TSM the day he turned 18, and four years later won the Six Invitational — Siege's world championship and its richest event.

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Mouse & sensitivity settings

DPI800
Horizontal sensitivity34
Vertical sensitivity34
Sensitivity multiplier0.002
eDPI54.4
ADS sensitivityAdvanced
ADS 1.0x58
ADS 2.5x100
ADS 3.5x110
ADS 5.0x105
ADS 12.0x161
Polling rate2000 Hz
Windows sensitivity6
Resolution2560×1440 · 4:3
Field of view90
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Beaulo's Rainbow Six Siege config

menu values reference
in-game menu values
// Beaulo — Rainbow Six Siege settings (verified September 2026) // ── Mouse ── DPI 800 Horizontal Sensitivity 34 Vertical Sensitivity 34 Sensitivity Multiplier 0.002 ADS Sensitivity Advanced 1.0x Magnification 58 2.5x Magnification 100 3.5x Magnification 110 5.0x Magnification 105 12.0x Magnification 161 Windows Sensitivity 6 Polling Rate 2000 Hz // ── Display ── Resolution 2560x1440 Aspect Ratio 4:3 Field of View 90 Display Mode Full Screen Refresh Rate 360 VSync Off Brightness 60 Widescreen Letterbox Off

R6 exposes these as in-game sliders rather than a pasteable config file, so this is a transcription of his published menu values, not an importable string.

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Career timeline

→ today
2023
First retirement
He stepped back in January 2023 to focus on content creation, one year after the world title.
2023–2024
The comeback with DarkZero
He returned to tier-one competition with DarkZero Esports in December 2023 and competed through the Year 9 international cycle, finishing top-six at Six Invitational 2024.
2025
Final retirement, full-time creator
On March 5, 2025, he announced his second and final retirement from professional play to focus on his newborn child and family, and now streams and uploads full-time.
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Trophy cabinet

6 first-place finishes tracked
Majors
EventTeamResult
Six Invitational 2022TSMChampion — Siege's world championship — 3:1 over Empire, $1,000,000 first prize
Six November 2020 MajorTSMChampion — North America division, 3:1 over SSG
DreamHack Montreal 2019TSMChampion — Won in his debut professional year
Tournament victories
EventYearTeamResult
Six Invitational 20222022TSM1st
NAL 2020 US Division - Finals2021TSM1st
Six November 2020 Major - North America2020TSM1st
Six Invitational 20202020TSM3rd
Six Invitational 20212021TSM4th
BLAST R6 Major Manchester 20242024DarkZero3rd–4th
Deep runs and runner-up finishes
EventResultNote
Six Invitational 2024Fifth–sixth in his comeback season after a year away from tier-one play
Esports World Cup 2024Fifth–eighth — the last deep run of his playing career
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Career statistics

1,317 maps tracked
MetricValueWhat it means
2019TSMTurned 18 in June and signed with TSM; won DreamHack Montreal 2019 in his debut year
2020TSMWon the Six November 2020 Major (North America) 3:1 over SSG; third at Six Invitational 2020
2021TSMFourth at Six Invitational 2021 and won the NAL 2020 US Division Finals
2022TSMWon Six Invitational 2022, 3:1 over Empire — $1,000,000, the biggest prize of his career
2023–2024DarkZeroBrief retirement in January 2023, returned with DarkZero in December; top-six at Six Invitational 2024
2025RetiredAnnounced his second and final retirement on March 5, 2025, citing family commitments

For a settings page the interesting part is the contrast: one of the most explosive entry players in the game ran a genuinely low 54.4 eDPI. Beaulo's edge was never raw sensitivity — it was crosshair placement built in thousands of hours of content grind before he ever had a pro contract.

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How Beaulo plays

Beaulo is the archetype of the mechanically gifted flex: he could hold a site on a support operator or take the first duel on Ash with equal comfort, which made him hard to plan a round against. What separated him was the sheer volume of repetitions behind his aim — years of content grind before the pro contract.

Content hours as practice
He built his mechanics as a teenage creator, playing thousands of hours on stream before competing. That is the honest answer to 'how do I get his aim' — he had a multi-year head start.
Flex, not a fixed role
TSM used him across the utility spectrum (Ash, Zofia, Goyo, Jackal). A player who can be plugged into any gap is worth more than a specialist, and it kept his operator pool deep.
The low-sens outlier
54.4 eDPI is low even for a flex player. It suits hold-heavy angles and long-range pixel peeks rather than hyper-aggressive entry tempo — a useful reminder that a low number does not mean a passive player.
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Things worth knowing about Beaulo

  • His Six Invitational 2022 title carried a $1,000,000 first prize — the richest single result in Siege at the time.
  • He signed with TSM in June 2019 the moment he turned 18, having risen to prominence as a teenage content creator.
  • He retired twice: briefly in January 2023, then permanently on March 5, 2025, citing his newborn child and family.
  • His comeback between the two retirements ran through DarkZero Esports and the Year 9 international cycle.
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Frequently asked questions

9 answers
Biography4
Why did Beaulo retire?Biography

He retired twice: briefly in January 2023 to focus on content creation, then permanently on March 5, 2025, citing his newborn child and family. Between the two he made a competitive comeback through DarkZero Esports.

Does Beaulo still play Siege?Biography

Not competitively — he retired in March 2025. He still streams Rainbow Six Siege regularly on Twitch and runs an active YouTube channel.

How old is Beaulo?Biography

Beaulo is Jason Doty, born June 19, 2001 in the United States — 25 years old as of late 2026.

Who is Beaulo?Biography

He rose to prominence as a teenage content creator through gameplay clips on YouTube and Twitch; TSM signed him in June 2019 the moment he turned 18.

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What did Beaulo win?Career

The Six Invitational 2022 with TSM — a 3:1 grand final over Empire for a $1,000,000 first prize, the richest single result in Siege at the time. He also took the Six November 2020 Major.

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What are Beaulo’s Rainbow Six Siege settings?Settings

800 DPI, horizontal and vertical sensitivity both at 34, on a 0.002 multiplier — an eDPI of 54.4. FOV 90, 2560×1440 at 4:3, 360 Hz.

Gear2
What mouse does Beaulo use?Gear

A Lamzu Maya X Black at 2000 Hz polling. His keyboard is a Wooting 80HE Black and his headset a Razer BlackShark V2 Pro White.

What monitor does Beaulo use?Gear

An Alienware AW2524H running at 360 Hz on 2560×1440 — one of the few pros on our records who plays Siege above 1080p.

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How current and reliable are these numbers?Data

Everything on this page was verified in September 2026 against the ProAiming professional player database. Pro settings drift as players experiment — check the verified date, and treat these numbers as a snapshot, not gospel.

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How this page is built. Every setting on this page comes from ProAiming's own professional player database, cross-checked against tournament broadcast overlays, player-streamed configs and published rosters. Settings are re-verified on a rolling basis and the date at the top of this page reflects the last check for Beaulo specifically.
  • Settings and gear: September 23, 2026 snapshot.
  • Career results, trophies and the official circuit rankings: aggregated from public tournament records through September 2026.
  • Performance statistics: professional matches only — the current sample is 1,317 maps tracked.
  • Prize money: approximate. Individual trackers disagree because they count different event tiers.
  • Where sources conflict, both values are shown rather than one being picked. Default peripheral choices reflect the most recent verified setup.
Last updated: September 23, 2026 · All players · Mouse database