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Spoit Rainbow Six Siege

Shopify Rebellion
William Löfstedt · Born April 11, 2004 · Sweden · Shopify Rebellion

William “Spoit” Löfstedt is a professional Rainbow Six Siege player. He can also be found streaming on Twitch.tv regularly and has an active YouTube channel.

What are Spoit's Rainbow Six Siege settings?

Spoit plays at 1600 DPI with a horizontal and vertical sensitivity of 55 on a 0.001 multiplier — an eDPI of 88. The unusual combination matters: his multiplier is a fifth of the game default, which is exactly why copying the raw 55 without the 0.001 gives a completely wrong picture.

DPI 1600
Horizontal sensitivity 55
Vertical sensitivity 55
Sensitivity multiplier 0.001
eDPI 88
Mouse Lamzu Inca Black
Polling rate 2000 Hz
Team Shopify Rebellion
1600
DPI
55
Horizontal sensitivity
88
eDPI
2000
Polling rate (Hz)
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Career snapshot

Professional matches only

A 2026 BLAST Major final and a $400,000 Gamers8 run — the young Swedish entry

William 'Spoit' Löfstedt is one of the youngest top-tier entry players in Siege. He came through GODSENT's academy system, broke out with KOI and M80, and now entries for Shopify Rebellion — with a 2026 BLAST Major final already on the résumé.

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Mouse & sensitivity settings

DPI1600
Horizontal sensitivity55
Vertical sensitivity55
Sensitivity multiplier0.001
eDPI88
ADS sensitivityAdvanced
ADS 1.0x35
ADS 2.5x65
ADS 3.5x75
ADS 5.0x85
ADS 12.0x90
Polling rate2000 Hz
Windows sensitivity6
Resolution1920×1080 · 3:2
Field of view89
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Spoit's Rainbow Six Siege config

menu values reference
in-game menu values
// Spoit — Rainbow Six Siege settings (verified September 2026) // ── Mouse ── DPI 1600 Horizontal Sensitivity 55 Vertical Sensitivity 55 Sensitivity Multiplier 0.001 ADS Sensitivity Advanced 1.0x Magnification 35 2.5x Magnification 65 3.5x Magnification 75 5.0x Magnification 85 12.0x Magnification 90 Windows Sensitivity 6 Polling Rate 2000 Hz // ── Display ── Resolution 1920x1080 Aspect Ratio 3:2 Field of View 89 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
M80 and a $400,000 final
Won the North America League 2023 Stage 1 (2:1 over DarkZero) and reached the Gamers8 2023 grand final, losing 0:3 to Team BDS in a $400,000 second-place finish.
2024–2025
The move to Shopify Rebellion
After a fifth–eighth at BLAST Manchester 2024 with M80, he joined Shopify Rebellion in April 2025 and reached the North America League 2025 Regional Finals.
2026
Major final, and the Invitational
Second at the BLAST R6 Major Salt Lake City 2026, losing the final 1:3 to DarkZero — the deepest international run of his career to date.
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Trophy cabinet

6 first-place finishes tracked
Majors
EventTeamResult
North America League 2023 - Stage 1M80Champion — 2:1 over DarkZero
BLAST R6 Major Salt Lake City 2026Shopify RebellionRunner-up — 1:3 to DarkZero in the final — $102,000
Gamers8 2023M80Runner-up — 0:3 to Team BDS in a $400,000 second-place finish
North America League 2024 - Stage 1M80Runner-up — 0:2 to beastcoast
Tournament victories
EventYearTeamResult
North America League 2023 - Stage 12023M801st
BLAST R6 Major Salt Lake City 20262026Shopify Rebellion2nd
Gamers8 20232023M802nd
North America League 2024 - Stage 12024M802nd
North America League 2025 - Regional Finals2025Shopify Rebellion2nd
Six Invitational 20232023KOI5th–6th
Deep runs and runner-up finishes
EventResultNote
Six Invitational 2026Ninth–twelfth — the Invitational remains the one trophy missing from his cabinet
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Career statistics

1,317 maps tracked
MetricValueWhat it means
2019–2022GODSENTSigned with GODSENT in September 2019 at 15, moving through the academy and into a content-creator role before competing again
2022Rogue → KOIJoined Rogue in June 2022 and moved to KOI in December; fifth–sixth at Six Invitational 2023
2023M80Won the North America League 2023 Stage 1 and finished runner-up at Gamers8 2023 (0:3 to BDS, $400,000)
2024M80Second at the North America League 2024 Stage 1 and fifth–eighth at the BLAST Major Manchester
2025Shopify RebellionJoined in April 2025; runner-up at the North America League 2025 Regional Finals and fifth–eighth at the Esports World Cup
2026Shopify RebellionRunner-up at the BLAST R6 Major Salt Lake City 2026 (1:3 to DarkZero, $102,000)

For a settings page, Spoit is the clearest example of why R6's multiplier field matters. His horizontal sensitivity reads 55 — more than four times Shaiiko's — yet his effective eDPI is lower. Anyone reading the raw slider value without the multiplier would draw exactly the wrong conclusion.

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How Spoit plays

Spoit is a pure entry fragger: his job is to open rounds, and his numbers are built for that — high DPI for fast micro-corrections, a low multiplier to keep the effective sensitivity sane. He plays Deimos, Lion and Azami, a pool that mixes first-contact aggression with utility that survives the entry.

Entry as a specialism, not a phase
He has been the designated first man on every roster since Rogue. That role rewards pre-aim and reaction over spray control, which is why his profile leans fast-and-precise rather than low-and-stable.
The high-DPI, low-multiplier trick
1600 DPI with a 0.001 multiplier keeps his cursor travel smooth at the hardware level while the in-game result stays controlled. It is the opposite approach to running 400 DPI and a high slider value, and it changes how the inputs feel.
Utility that fits the entry
Deimos and Lion both give an entry player something to do besides peek first — information and pressure that make the first duel more favourable.
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Things worth knowing about Spoit

  • He was signed by GODSENT in September 2019 at the age of 15, and spent two years on their academy and creator roster before competing again.
  • His 0.001 sensitivity multiplier is one-twentieth of Siege's 0.02 default — the clearest example on this site of why the multiplier cannot be ignored.
  • He reached the Gamers8 2023 final with M80, losing 0:3 to Team BDS for a $400,000 second place.
  • He is Swedish but also lists Thailand as a country of origin.
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Frequently asked questions

9 answers
Biography2
Why was Spoit banned from Rainbow Six Siege?Biography

In January 2021 his account was hacked — someone else played on it and cheated, and Ubisoft issued a permanent ban. After he contacted support, the ban was rescinded and the account returned.

How old is Spoit?Biography

Spoit is William Löfstedt, born April 11, 2004 — 22 years old as of late 2026. He is Swedish with Thai roots, and GODSENT signed him at 15.

Career1
Did Spoit win a Major or a Six Invitational?Career

No international title yet. His biggest results: North America League 2023 Stage 1 champion with M80, runner-up at Gamers8 2023 (a $400,000 second place to BDS), and runner-up at the BLAST R6 Major Salt Lake City 2026 with Shopify Rebellion.

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Why is Spoit’s sensitivity so low?Settings

His raw numbers (55 horizontal and vertical) actually look high — but he plays on a 0.001 multiplier, one-twentieth of Siege's 0.02 default. Effective eDPI is 88. This is why raw sensitivity numbers can never be compared across players without checking the multiplier.

What are Spoit’s Rainbow Six Siege settings?Settings

1600 DPI, horizontal and vertical sensitivity both at 55, on a 0.001 multiplier — an eDPI of 88. FOV 89, 1920×1080 at 3:2, 360 Hz, brightness 60.

Team1
Who does Spoit play for?Team

Shopify Rebellion since late 2024, after GODSENT, Rogue, KOI and M80.

Gear2
What mouse does Spoit use?Gear

A Lamzu Inca Black at 2000 Hz. His keyboard is a Wooting 60HE v2 Silver (Split) and his mousepad an Artisan Type-99 Gray.

What monitor does Spoit use?Gear

A ZOWIE XL2566X+ at 360 Hz — the same panel Shaiiko runs, at a very different sensitivity.

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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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Keep reading

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 Spoit 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