How to Watch the Made in Brazil (MiBR) CS:GO Team Reveal Stream
By Nicholas Barth ·
Saturday, June 23rd will see the official reveal of the new MiBR Counter-Strike: Global Offensive team, and we have all of the viewing details for the MiBR CS:GO team reveal stream covered for you.

The official reveal of the new CS:GO roster that will be at the forefront of the revival of the Made in Brazil (MiBR) brand by the North American esports organization of Immortals is set to take place on Saturday, June 23rd with a livestream of the official CS:GO announcement.
However, the reveal is not expected to be a grand surprise to the CS:GO community, as numerous reports in recent months and a recently leaked photo point to the (former) SK Gaming CS:GO team of Gabriel "Fallen" Toledo, Fernando "fer" Alvarenga, Marcelo "coldzera" David, Ricardo "boltz" Prass and Jacky "Stewie2K" Yip as being the members of the new CS:GO roster for the Brazilian esports brand.
MiBR will be livestreaming the reveal of the new MiBR CS:GO team in English and Portuguese/Brazilian on its two separate Twitch channels that we have embedded below for you to view.
MiBR CS:GO Team Reveal Streams
English
Portuguese/Brazilian
The MiBR reveal event will begin at 5:00 PM BRT and will feature two showcase matches. These showcase matches will see the new MiBR CS:GO team compete against a team comprised of former MiBR players and a team made up of five players who were selected through an online qualifier. The Transamerica Expo Center in Sao Paulo, Brazil will be the venue where the event will be taking place at.
With the expected reveal of the (former) SK Gaming roster as the new team, today will mark a major point in the history of the professional scene for Valve's first person shooter, as the legendary roster that captured multiple championships while apart of the SK Gaming organization is expected to begin the next stage of their careers with the revival of one of the most storied brands in Brazil esports.
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(cover photo courtesy of Reddit)