Stéphane “Shaiiko” Lebleu is a French Rainbow Six Siege entry fragger and one of the most decorated players in the game's history. He has won the Esports World Cup 2024 and back-to-back Gamers8 titles with Team BDS, and reached the Six Invitational grand final in 2025. His career includes a two-year ESL ban in 2017 that he served and returned from before rebuilding himself into a championship-calibre fragger. He joined G2 Esports in March 2026.
Shaiiko plays at 400 DPI with a horizontal and vertical sensitivity of 12, using the standard 0.02 sensitivity multiplier — an eDPI of 96, which sits around the middle of the pro field. He runs 2000 Hz polling on a Logitech G Pro X2 SUPERSTRIKE and plays 1920×1080 at 4:3 with an 84 FOV. His ADS is on Standard mode at 28.
Two Gamers8 titles, an Esports World Cup crown, and a Six Invitational final — all after a two-year ban
Shaiiko's career divides cleanly in two. Before the ban he was a promising French fragger; after it he became one of the most consistent entries in the game, anchoring Team BDS through the era when Siege's prize pools exploded.
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.
What matters for a settings page: his numbers barely moved while his results did. He has run 400 DPI with a mid-range sensitivity across every roster change — the consistency is in the setup as much as in the aim.
Shaiiko is the archetype of the patient aggressive entry: he takes first contact on his own terms rather than off a drone, and his reputation rests on winning duels that most entries are expected to lose. His movement between angles is deliberate rather than flashy — the mechanical edge is in crosshair placement before the fight starts.
In October 2017, ESL banned him for two years after a macro-use investigation in a Pro League match against PENTA Sports. The ban was lifted in April 2019 — he signed with Team BDS the following month and spent six years there.
Shaiiko is Stéphane Lebleu, born December 15, 1998 in France — 27 years old as of late 2026.
No — the Invitational is the one title missing from his cabinet; his best finish is runner-up at Six Invitational 2025. He has won Siege's two richest events instead: Gamers8 2023 and the Esports World Cup 2024, both with Team BDS and both by 3–0 sweeps.
He has the strongest claim among active players: back-to-back championships at Siege's two richest events (Gamers8 2023, Esports World Cup 2024), each a 3–0 grand final. The counter-argument is the missing Six Invitational title.
G2 Esports. Before G2 he spent six years on Team BDS (May 2019 – March 2025), then a one-year stop at Falcons.
Stretched 4:3 makes player models wider on screen at the cost of horizontal FOV — a trade Siege entry fraggers make for cleaner pixel peeks. He pairs it with 84 FOV, the lowest common pro value.
400 DPI, horizontal and vertical sensitivity both at 12, on the 0.02 multiplier — an eDPI of 96. ADS mode is Standard at 28, polling rate 2000 Hz, Windows sensitivity 6.
A ZOWIE XL2566X+ at 360 Hz, 1920×1080 · 4:3, FOV 84, brightness 51, VSync off, fullscreen.
A Logitech G Pro X2 SUPERSTRIKE Lunar Eclipse (400 DPI, 2000 Hz) and a Wooting 60HE v2 Silver. His mousepad is an Artisan Ninja FX Zero Soft.
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.
