Counter-Strike player · streamer · strategist

Jordan “ph1re” Petit

A personal portal for everything under the ph1re alias: Counter-Strike history, live stream, social links, playbook work, recent wins, and the projects built around competitive gaming.

Biography

Built around Counter-Strike.

ph1re is the gaming identity of Jordan Petit, an American Counter-Strike player from South Carolina whose competitive path spans CS 1.6, CS:S, CS:GO, and now CS2. The portal is meant to be the central hub for the persona: where people can find the stream, Steam profile, stats, clips, playbook projects, and contact links without digging through separate sites.

01

Early CS roots

1.6 / Source era, pugging, teams, scrims, league seasons, and the foundation of the ph1re alias.

02

League era

CAL, CEVO, and ESEA experience with team play, strat calling, demos, and role refinement.

03

CS2 rebuild

Modern focus on sharper mechanics, cleaner systems, coaching content, stream identity, and data-backed playbooks.

Live hub

Stream, status, and recent activity.

Open Twitch →
Twitch embed

Stats cockpit

Live-ready wins and profile metrics.

Recent winsmanual / API
Data sourceseditable

This section is intentionally wired so the frontend can stay static while live services feed JSON into the page.

Social portal

One place for every ph1re link.

Portfolio

Gaming projects and creator output.

CS2 Systems

ph1re Playbook

A practical CS2 stratbook built for simple pug calling, map-specific plans, and eventually data-backed round recommendations.

Open /playbook/ →
Stream

Clips & VODs

Best rounds, AWP moments, live reviews, coaching snippets, and personality-driven content from the ph1re stream.

Watch on Twitch →
Performance

CS2 Lab

Mouse feel, frametime tuning, PC optimization, settings discipline, and the chase for smooth, repeatable aim.

Ask about setup →
Coaching

Lessons

Demo review, positioning, role logic, clutch habits, utility fundamentals, and cleaner round-to-round decision making.

Request lessons →

Contact

Connect with ph1re.

Use this for lessons, stream collabs, playbook feedback, team projects, or anything CS-related.

Static form: it creates a pre-filled email. Add Formspree, Netlify Forms, or a backend later if you want direct submissions.