The Brazilian team is currently in Mexico city to participate in the CGS Region 2 Championship.

Despite the team's lack of practice, Made in Brazil has high chances of being drafted, as Paulo Velloso, CEO of Made in Brazil, was the General Manager appointed for Rio de Janeiro.

If Made in Brazil is drafted, the team will stop playing Counter-Strike: 1.6 to solely focus on the tournament's game, Counter-Strike: Source.

Made in Brazil will then engage in talks with other Brazilian players in order to create a new Counter-Strike: 1.6 team.

"If we are selected in the draft, we will become a CGS team and play Counter-Strike: Source, and we will create a new Counter-Strike: 1.6 team with other players," Leandro "chataum" Loiola, manager of Made in Brazil, told GotFrag.com.

Although the team does not discard the idea of signing foreign players, Made in Brazil plans on targetting Brazilian talents.

The team should be led by Bruno "bit" Lima, who saw himself unable to attend the CGS Championship due to age restriction.