
insani
Felipe Yuji · Brazil
Rifler / LurkerJoined 2023-01-17
- Rating 3.0
- 1.25
- Maps
- 193
- ADR
- 88.1
- KAST
- 74.7%
last 12 months
- Kills / round
- 0.78
- Deaths / round
- 0.67
- T rating
- 1.17
- CT rating
- 1.33
- Round swing
- +1.76%
last 12 months
Organization Dossier · Americas
MIBR, also known as Made in Brazil, is a Brazilian CS2 organisation ranked 14th in the world, with LNZ and venomzera on the roster since January 2026.
Quick facts
Verified data
Interactive roster
5 starters on record for MIBR, each card opening that player's profile. Stats are measured figures for one window per player (shown under the rating): rating, maps, ADR and KAST first, then kills, deaths and side ratings behind the toggle. Bench players and stand-ins are listed below; unpublished profiles stay listed but unlinked.

Felipe Yuji · Brazil
Rifler / LurkerJoined 2023-01-17
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Tomas Corna · Argentina
Rifler / LurkerJoined 2026-08-28
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Lucas Soares · Brazil
Main AWPerJoined 2026-06-26
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Carlos Eduardo · Brazil
Rifler / LurkerJoined 2026-01-13
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Linus Holtäng · Sweden
Rifler / LurkerJoined 2026-01-13
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Rating bar scale: 1.10+ elite · 1.00–1.09 even · below 1.00 — Rating; each card states its version and window.
Unlinked strips await profile publication
Contract tenure map
One lane per player, one bar per status period, plotted from 2018 to today. Current members sit on top with open contracts running to the right edge; former players follow in reverse departure order. Colour marks the status each period was held in, and a gap in a lane is time away from the organisation. Service counts starter, stand-in and coach periods; bench time is shown separately and never added to it (open contracts on the active roster average 1y 2m of service today). Hover a bar for that period's dates and, when recorded, its maps and the player's rating with MIBR; tap a lane for the full contract record. The same moves appear in the transfer ledger below.
Bars are recorded roster periods: 61 closed, 7 open. A rating on this map is the player's rating with MIBR for that period, not their current rating. Unpublished profiles stay listed without a profile link.
Map pool analytics & playstyle
Maps played since 18 July 2026(53 maps across 6 map names): the five-axis tactical radar on the left, per-map records with pick and ban rates on the right. Maps marked "not in Active Duty" are outside the current competitive pool.
Tactical radar · 5-axis
telemetry live
Rounds won after the opening kill: 72.7% on average across the 6 maps in the table, highest on Nuke at 79.5%.
| Map | Record | Win rate | Pick rate | Ban rate | Rounds won after first kill |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Inferno | 9 wins, 3 losses | 75% | 34% of 26 | 7% of 51 | 71.6% |
| Cache (not in Active Duty) | 5 wins, 2 losses | 71.4% | 6% of 16 | 37% of 40 | 73.6% |
| Nuke | 6 wins, 6 losses | 50% | 25% of 24 | 16% of 50 | 79.5% |
| Anubis | 1 win, 1 loss | 50% | 20% of 15 | 2% of 36 | 66.7% |
| Mirage | 5 wins, 6 losses | 45.5% | 37% of 24 | 15% of 51 | 76.6% |
| Ancient | 4 wins, 5 losses | 44.4% | 14% of 27 | 10% of 55 | 68% |
Map records · pick & ban rates
6 maps in window
strong ≥75% · competitive 50–74% · weak ≤49%
Among maps with at least 3 played, MIBR's best record is Inferno at 75% (9-3) and the weakest is Ancient at 44.4% (4-5). In the veto, Mirage has the highest pick rate (37% of 24) and Cache the highest ban rate (37% of 40). nqz (Main AWPer) is rated 1.10 (Rating 3.0, last 12 months, 160 maps).
Transfer ledger & standings
The 25 roster moves logged for MIBR, newest first: [+] joins, [-] benches, [x] exits. The log may not list every move in the organisation's history. Roster periods are plotted in the contract tenure map above.
Tactical dossier
MIBR, also known as Made in Brazil, is a Brazilian esports organisation owned by Spun Media. Its Counter-Strike 2 team holds a world ranking of 14 and a global Valve Regional Standings position of 20, with insani, LNZ and venomzera as riflers, nqz as awper and letn1 as coach.
The MIBR brand was revived by Immortals on 7 June 2018, and the organisation was created that same month. On 23 June 2018 MIBR acquired the SK Gaming roster of FalleN, fer, coldzera, boltz and Stewie2K, with Swani joining as an analyst. In July 2018 boltz was benched on 14 July and tarik was signed as his replacement, Swani parted ways with the team on 15 July, and YNk was signed as coach on 1 August.
boltz was released on 30 November 2018. On 21 December 2018 MIBR traded Stewie2K to Team Liquid for TACO and zews, the same day YNk was benched, and YNk was released at the end of the year.
On 12 January 2019 tarik was benched and felps was acquired from INTZ eSports as his replacement. tarik was acquired by NRG Esports on 28 February 2019. On 25 June 2019 felps was traded to Luminosity Gaming for LUCAS1 on loan, and on 12 July coldzera was benched. kNgV- was acquired from INTZ eSports on 5 September, and LUCAS1 was signed on a permanent basis on 12 September when Luminosity Gaming released its team. coldzera left for FaZe Clan later that month.
On 11 December 2019 MIBR parted ways with LUCAS1 and acquired meyern from Sharks Esports. On 19 May 2020 meyern was benched and trk was acquired from Team oNe eSports. meyern was acquired by 9z Team on 28 June, and felps was acquired by BOOM Esports on 6 August. cogu was signed as the team's coach and manager on 21 October 2020. On 23 October LUCAS1 was signed, and leo_drk and v$m were acquired on loan from Sharks Esports and DETONA Gaming. On 31 December 2020 MIBR parted ways with cogu, LUCAS1, v$m and leo_drk as their contracts and loans expired.
On 8 January 2021 kNgV- and trk were benched by mutual agreement, and TACO was released when his contract expired. FalleN was acquired by Team Liquid on 9 January 2021. nak was signed as strategic coach and content creator on 14 January, and on 15 January MIBR signed danoco and acquired the BOOM Esports roster of boltz, shz, chelo, yel, with Apoka as coach. exit was acquired from Sharks Esports on 30 March 2021, and kNgV- and trk parted ways with the team on 1 May 2021.
Moves during 2022 are dated less fully than in other years. chelo, shz, yel and wood7 were among the riflers listed across 2021 and 2022, and bit was listed as coach from 2 April 2022 until 18 April 2024. hen1 played as awper from 10 August 2022 until 27 June 2023.
insani was signed as a rifler on 17 January 2023. saffee and drop joined as awper and rifler on 30 June 2023. jnt was listed as coach from 13 March 2025 until 31 December 2025.
On 19 February 2025 brnz4n was moved back to the active lineup, and drop was benched the same day. saffee was benched on 25 August 2025, and kl1m joined on 26 August 2025. qikert joined on 8 September 2025 and left on 1 January 2026. nicks left on 27 October 2025, and jnt left on 31 December 2025.
The current starting five is insani, LNZ, venomzera, nqz and tomaszin, with letn1 as coach. insani has been a rifler since 17 January 2023 and has 789 maps in tenure. LNZ and venomzera joined as riflers on 13 January 2026, with 164 maps each. nqz joined as awper on 26 June 2026 and has 53 maps. tomaszin arrived as a rifler on 28 August 2026 with 31 maps, and letn1 has been coach since 21 January 2026, with 145 maps. brnz4n, a rifler with 814 maps, was benched on 25 August 2026. The average player age on the roster is 22.6 years.
The 2026 changes came in order. exit left on 4 January, and LNZ and venomzera arrived on 13 January. letn1 joined as coach on 21 January, saffee left on 22 April, and kl1m left on 26 June, the same day nqz arrived. tomaszin followed on 28 August.
MIBR is 14th in the world ranking and 20th in the global Valve Regional Standings. The team has spent 37 weeks in the top 30 of the world ranking. The organisation is listed in the Americas region, and the staff listed for the organisation includes Roberta Coelho as CEO and Augusto Nobre as manager.
FAQ · MIBR Organization
MIBR is 14th in the world ranking and 20th in the global Valve Regional Standings. The team has spent 37 weeks in the top 30.
letn1 has been MIBR's coach since 21 January 2026, when he joined the team as coach.
MIBR, also known as Made in Brazil, is owned by Spun Media. The organisation was created on 7 June 2018 after the MIBR brand was revived by Immortals.
kl1m left and nqz arrived on 26 June 2026, brnz4n was benched on 25 August 2026, and tomaszin joined on 28 August 2026.
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