Zellsis

Jordan “Zellsis” Montemurro is a professional Valorant player from the United States, widely recognized for his sharp aim, flexible roleplay, and competitive background in CS:GO. Before becoming a household name in Valorant esports, he was already a familiar face in the Counter-Strike scene, playing for organizations like Cloud9 (as a trial player), Swole Patrol, and Team Singularity.

Zellsis transitioned to Valorant in late 2020, and his experience and in-game intelligence quickly made him one of the most respected players in the scene. Whether you’re looking for Zellsis Valorant settings, his crosshair, or just curious about his age or background, we’ve got you covered.

Quick Facts About Zellsis

• Full Name: Jordan Montemurro
• In-Game Name: Zellsis
• Nationality: American
• Date of Birth: March 2, 1998
• Age: 27 (as of 2025)
• Current Game: Valorant
• Previous Game: CS:GO
• Former Teams: Cloud9 (C9), Swole Patrol, Team Singularity
• Known For: Explosive duelist plays, adaptive team support, and strong leadership

Zellsis Valorant Settings (Crosshair, Sensitivity & More)

If you’re searching for the exact Zellsis Valorant settings, here’s what he’s currently using (subject to team updates and patches):

• Crosshair Color – Green
• Crosshair Style – Dynamic
• Sensitivity (DPI) – 800 DPI / 0.4 Sensitivity
• Scoped Sensitivity – 1.0
• Aspect Ratio Method – Letterbox (preferred method)
• Resolution – 1280×960 (Stretched)
• Raw Input Buffer – On

Looking for how to turn off or use the aspect ratio method in Valorant like Zellsis? Many pro players, including Zellsis, use custom resolutions and aspect ratios to improve focus and visibility. It’s worth experimenting to find what works for you.

Career Highlights

• CS:GO Veteran: Gained notoriety with Swole Patrol and was briefly on Cloud9’s roster in CS:GO.
• Valorant Standout: Transitioned to Valorant and consistently competed at high levels.
• Known Alias Misspellings: Fans often search for him as Zelsis, Zelssis, or even Zellsiss — but it’s Zellsis with two “L”s!