CBLoL champions as well. they are dominating the BR e-sports scene.
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SENzombs [#2]just a question, how big is esports in brazil? I know a lot of people have mobile phones but what about console and computer gaming?
r6s exports in brazil strong (faze, w7m...)
capital_d_colon [#6]need a csgo team i reckon. theres alot of talent in brazil rn aswell
Isn’t Furia and MIBR the main orgs for CS brazil. I could be wrong it’s been a while since i’ve kept up on CS pro scene
SENzombs [#2]just a question, how big is esports in brazil? I know a lot of people have mobile phones but what about console and computer gaming?
Not as big as NA or EMEA , but we have really big community .
SENzombs [#2]just a question, how big is esports in brazil? I know a lot of people have mobile phones but what about console and computer gaming?
i think its pretty big, but we have never achieved anything in LoL tbf. though, if you want me to be honest, our league is self suficient. it's not that we don't care about international results, but CBLoL will always be a popular league independently.
idk about things today, but we used to dominate R6 esports, for example
blazennn [#8]Isn’t Furia and MIBR the main orgs for CS brazil. I could be wrong it’s been a while since i’ve kept up on CS pro scene
MIBR Was, right now is pure dog shit
blazennn [#8]Isn’t Furia and MIBR the main orgs for CS brazil. I could be wrong it’s been a while since i’ve kept up on CS pro scene
Imperial & 00Nation...
blazennn [#8]Isn’t Furia and MIBR the main orgs for CS brazil. I could be wrong it’s been a while since i’ve kept up on CS pro scene
Furia the top team rn but you got imperial which is "the last dance" roster of fallen/fer/boltz.
Mibr also still around .
Pain gaming too.
00Nation doing decent aswell.
0plano aswell.
those are the main ones
capital_d_colon [#6]need a csgo team i reckon. theres alot of talent in brazil rn aswell
true. but tbh it's a pretty hard task getting a good CSGO team nowdays. a lot of our stars are washed up players. the promising ones are expensive enough. they'll eventually get a CSGO roster, but they'll do that when it's opportune enough.
Fluxo, also a big org here, spent millions on a CSGO roster recently and they didn't even qualify to the Major (actually played badly)
1ucid [#12]they'll do something in the worlds
as a realistic brazilian, i think they won't.
but we can always dream, right?
Shidoh [#16]true. but tbh it's a pretty hard task getting a good CSGO team nowdays. a lot of our stars are washed up players. the promising ones are expensive enough. they'll eventually get a CSGO roster, but they'll do that when it's opportune enough.
Fluxo, also a big org here, spent millions on a CSGO roster recently and they didn't even qualify to the Major (actually played badly)
I was surprised fluxo didnt make it though rmr is tough.
In eu there were so many good teams that didnt make it.
Finest who are pretty good
Titans, BP5 , movistar yeah its tough.
I feel the only way would be the gambit way, get a young academy team going and give it a few years.
SENzombs [#2]just a question, how big is esports in brazil? I know a lot of people have mobile phones but what about console and computer gaming?
https://twitter.com/maisesportsbr/status/1566043132881522688
https://twitter.com/LeeonButcher/status/1566056322424094722
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