Stack Question

[KobeBryan]

This is the board state. I have 1 bitterblossom in play, a jitte with 2 counters. and I am down to 1 life.

At my upkeep, I use a jitte counter. In response, my opponent uses a lightning bolt, Then I say in response, I use a jitte counter.

My opponent said i'm dead because as the stack resolves, After my last jitte counter removal, I will be down to 3, and he bolts me. But I still have another jitte counter on the stack that could bring my life to 2.

So am i dead as the opponent said?

[Water_Wizard]

Yes, you are dead. Your second Jitte counter would resolve, bringing your life to 3. Opponent's lightning bolt would kill you with the first Jitte counter on the stack.

[Koby]

This is the board state. I have 1 bitterblossom in play, a jitte with 2 counters. and I am down to 1 life.

At my upkeep, I use a jitte counter. In response, my opponent uses a lightning bolt, Then I say in response, I use a jitte counter.

My opponent said i'm dead because as the stack resolves, After my last jitte counter removal, I will be down to 3, and he bolts me. But I still have another jitte counter on the stack that could bring my life to 2.

So am i dead as the opponent said?

The cost for activating a Jitte ability is removing the counter. The way you described the actions would leave a stack like this:

4. Jitte +2 life
3. Lightning Bolt
2. Jitte +2 life
1. Bitterblossom

Resolve the stack top down.

After an item resolves from the stack, both players are given priority. Whenever priority would be passed to a player, the game checks for the state of various things. One of those is lethal damage to creatures and players.