Brazilian organization MIBR have just announced that they are signing up and coming player Exit for their CS:GO lineup. Here is their announcement:
Who is Exit?
24-year-old Raphael “exit” Lacerda is a professional CS:GO player from Brazil. He started his career in 2016 with Dai Dai Gaming, and slowly evolved as a player, playing for multiple teams. His longest stay with a team was actually his recent, with Sharks Esports. He joined the organization in the middle of 2017 and has now left them to join the prestigious organization of MIBR. His approximate total of Esports winnings is $28,031 and is looking to increase that number with his new team.
Here are some of Exit’s best achievements in CS:GO:
- 9th-12th at ESL Pro League Season 8 Finals – 6th December 2018 – $22,000
- 13th-16th in ESL Pro League Season 7 Finals – 15th May 2018 – $20,000
- 3rd-4th at DreamHack Open Rio de Janeiro 2019 – 21st April 2019 – $10,000
- 2nd in DreamHack Open March 2021: South America – 14th March 2021 – $8,000
Why are MIBR signing Exit for CS:GO lineup?
As stated in the main announcement, Exit will be joining the lineup as their 6th-man on the team. In the video, head coach of MIBR, Apoka, explains that they will use Exit as one of their main players for the coming weeks, replacing Danoco. After a couple of days, the MIBR management will decide who will be the main player for the roster.
What’s next?
MIBR’s upcoming event is the BLAST Premier: Spring Showdown 2021. It will take place in about a week and a half and will feature some of the best teams in Europe. This will surely be a challenge for this new MIBR roster, but with determination and hard practice, the team is certain to do well!
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