Leaked Photo of Made in Brazil (MiBR) Team Shows SK Gaming CS:GO Roster

By Nicholas Barth ·

A photo showing off the current SK Gaming Counter-Strike: Global Offensive roster in MiBR jerseys and other apparel has been leaked ahead of the official reveal of the official MiBR CS:GO roster.

Leaked Photo of Made in Brazil (MiBR) Team Shows SK Gaming CS:GO Roster

The CS:GO roster of SK Gaming has been one of the most dominant teams in the professional CS:GO scene for years. However, tensions between the roster of Gabriel "Fallen" Toledo, Fernando "fer" Alvarenga, Marcelo "coldzera" David, Ricardo "boltz" Prass and Jacky "Stewie2K" Yip and the SK Gaming organization have risen in recent months that have caused speculation of a separation between the two parties that has been supported by numerous reports. 

These reports have pointed to the SK Gaming roster becoming apart of the storied Made in Brazil (MiBR) organization that had a very strong run in professional CS:GO from 2003 to 2012 and is set to be revived by the North American esports organization of Immortals, who currently owns the MiBR brand and the Los Angeles Valiant Overwatch League team. 

Now a recently leaked image has surfaced that shows the SK Gaming roster having made the move to the MiBR brand, while also showing off the official jerseys of the unannounced CS:GO team that will have Betway as a sponsor of the team. 

(Source: Reddit)
(Source: Reddit)

The official reveal of the new team is scheduled to take place Today, Saturday, June 23rd, and according to a report by DBLTAP, the reveal is set to take place Transamerica Expo Center in Sao Paulo, Brazil and will feature two showmatches. These showmatches will pit the the new MiBR CS:GO lineup against former members of MIBR and a team made up of five players that have been determined through an online qualifier.

With numerous reports being made and now the above leaked image making its way into the public eye, the CS:GO community will be very surprised to see anyone else besides the (former) SK Gaming CS:GO roster being officially announced as the next iteration of the MiBR brand in the professional scene of the popular first person shooter.

(cover photo courtesy of MiBR)