DubsteP
Filipino esports player
About DubsteP
Jayvee Paguirigan, better known as DubsteP, is a Filipino former professional esports player. He is best known for his career in Valorant, where he competed for teams such as Bren Esports and Team Secret. Prior to switching to Valorant, Paguirigan competed professionally in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. He retired from competitive play in August 2024.
Early life and career Paguirigan grew up in Iligan, Philippines. During his youth, he was interested in basketball and played on his high school varsity team. He competed in CS:GO tournaments during his free time while supporting his family as a breadwinner. This victory qualified the team for the Valorant Masters Berlin tournament. However, due to travel document and visa complications, the team was unable to attend the event. Ultimately, he finished in the 5th–8th place bracket at the tournament, achieving the 8th highest Average Combat Score (ACS) of all players at the event. He finished the group stage with a 6–1 record and defeated Oasis Gaming 3–1 in the grand final. On September 19, 2023, Team Secret officially announced his departure. Paguirigan later stated in an interview that he was informed of his release through a Facebook call. On August 14, 2024, he officially announced his retirement from competitive Valorant. He stated that he had been competing for nine years and wished to focus on content creation and streaming. He was noted for his aggressive use of the Operator sniper rifle.
At the Valorant Champions 2021, he expressed excitement about facing Mehmet "cNed" İpek from team , citing him as an inspiration for his own playstyle. Paguirigan stated that he adjusted his playstyle based on cNed's transition from Sentinel agents to Jett. The award was decided by a panel of 20 judges consisting of casters and analysts.
During the VCT 2022 Philippines Challengers, Paguirigan was named the match MVP in a game against Oasis Gaming, where he recorded an 18–6–2 KDA on the map Split.
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