Techno4K — CS2 career and clubs
The MongolZ · 21 years old · Mongolia
at the club since Apr 3, 2023 — 3.5 years
Sodbayar Munkhbold · Мөнхболдын Содбаяр
- born
- May 20, 2005
- debut
- Sep 12, 2020
The MongolZ
on the roster since Apr 3, 2023 — 3.5 years
17.9
age on joining The MongolZ
3rd youngest of 38 · median 21.4
58%
of his career at The MongolZ
12th of 40 · median 38%
Places are among the CS2 players on our season list: 38 with a known date of birth for the age, 40 for the career share.
The MongolZ’s only title of the season, Esports World Cup 2025, came with Techno4K on the roster (since Apr 3, 2023). Of the 3 players on The MongolZ’s current roster, he has the most prize money. He has been at The MongolZ since Apr 3, 2023, together with bLitz, 8th for time at the current club among the 40 players of this season’s teams.
All 3 players on the current The MongolZ roster are from Mongolia.
The MongolZ matches
Next club match: Alliance, , 1win Private Club #2 · all upcoming club matches
Every series The MongolZ played in the season (75) came with him on the roster: the club’s matches and maps are on the club page.
Facts and records
Of the 48 people in the directory, bLitz is the one Techno4K has played alongside the longest: 6.1 years together, at The MongolZ, IHC Esports and Checkmate. He is the 5th youngest among the 38 players of this season’s teams with a known date of birth (21 years old, shared by 6). Among the 5 season-team players from Mongolia, he has the most prize money — $563,374 and is the youngest.
Career
every roster spell, the current one first
3
roster spells
Transfers
2 entries in the transfer feed
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Techno4K has spent every one of his 6.1 years as a pro beside bLitz. He joined bLitz at Checkmate on September 12, 2020, and the two moved together to IHC Esports in March 2022 and to The MongolZ on April 3, 2023.
He arrived at The MongolZ at 17.9, the third-youngest age at joining among the 38 players with a known date of birth. At 21 he is the youngest of the five Mongolian players on this season’s teams and has the most prize money of them, $563,374.
The club’s one title of the season, the Esports World Cup 2025, came with him in the lineup, as did all 75 of its series. In September 2026 the roster around him shrank: DarkMeister moved to the inactive list on September 15 and tikuak left on September 27.