MIBR

MIBR (Made in Brazil) is one of the most iconic esports organizations in Brazil and South America, with a storied history spanning multiple competitive titles. Originally founded as a Counter-Strike team in 2001, MIBR has evolved into a multi-game esports powerhouse that has consistently represented Brazilian gaming on the global stage.

The organization experienced its golden era in the mid-2000s when the original Brazilian core, featuring players like Gabriel 'FalleN' Toledo and Marcelo 'coldzera' David, dominated international competition. MIBR became the first non-European team to win a Major championship in CS:GO, cementing their legacy as pioneers for South American esports.

After a period of transition and roster changes, MIBR has maintained relevance across multiple competitive titles. The organization fields teams in Counter-Strike 2, VALORANT, and other competitive games, with a particular focus on developing Brazilian talent. Their CS2 roster has consistently ranked among the top teams in South America, competing in international tournaments and qualifiers.

In VALORANT, MIBR has established itself as a formidable competitor in the Americas region. The team has participated in numerous international tournaments, including VALORANT Champions events, and has built a reputation for their aggressive playstyle and strategic innovation. Their roster has featured both established veterans and promising young talent from Brazil's thriving competitive scene.

Beyond competitive success, MIBR has become a cultural institution in Brazilian esports, representing national pride and the potential for South American teams to compete at the highest levels of international gaming. The organization's iconic logo and branding have made them instantly recognizable to esports fans worldwide.

The team has undergone significant ownership changes in recent years, including acquisition by Spun Mídia in 2025, which launched the EZOR brand house to expand their esports operations. This investment has allowed MIBR to continue competing at elite levels while maintaining their commitment to developing Brazilian talent and representing their home region on the global stage.