The group already has its debut in competitions scheduled: On August 11th, the players will participate in the qualifying for the Fire League Brazil. The announcement was made at a press event this Tuesday (9), in São Paulo.
The expansion to a new modality shows the organization's potential within the eSports segment beyond just a franchise. “CS is over 20 years old and remains one of the most loved games by the public. Seeing Fluxo expanding its operations is a great achievement for us. The Fluxo family is growing and we are sure that the new team will represent,” celebrates Bruno “Nobru” Goes.
“We didn't want to stop at Free Fire. We studied a lot before joining CS:GO, precisely because our intention was always to have the best talents in Flow, and now we are confident with the new team and the strength they have. It is a new chapter for Fluxo and there is much more to come,” adds Lucio ‘Cerol’ Santos.
With the main sponsorship of EstrelaBet, the team was born mature and well structured, with partners that make the project work together with the team. "Being with Fluxo in its first expansion is an honor for us. We have designed a very robust partnership that aligns us to take EstrelaBet to a global level in the games market, now supporting one of the largest organizations in Brazil in its quest to conquer the world,” says Rafael Zanette - head of sponsorship at EstrelaBet.
The team will be concentrated during the next month for training at the Sheraton WTC Hotel and will use the R1 gamer structure in the same location and, then, the meetings will continue remotely, with occasional face-to-face meetings, considering specific preparations for the championships.
According to Matt Pereira, general manager of Fluxo, “CS:GO is a consolidated eSport that reaches different generations of players and offers many opportunities for organizations and professional players. We are happy for the new lineup of Fluxo in CS:GO, for collaborating with the growth of an important scenario for millions of Brazilians.”
Source: GMB
