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The South American Brawl Stars scene is generating significant buzz, with recent performances earning praise and recognition. A post on social media highlighted the exceptional play of Raul “Mohtep” Souza and Jubileu, labeling their skill as “absolute cinema.” This comes amidst a string of strong showings for both players in the Brawl Stars Championship, solidifying their positions as key contenders in the region.
The recognition of Mohtep and Jubileu’s gameplay underscores the growing competitive landscape within Brawl Stars esports, particularly in South America. The Brawl Stars Championship, organized by Supercell, provides a platform for players to showcase their abilities through a multi-stage competition, beginning with in-game challenges and progressing to online qualifiers and beyond. This dedication to competitive play is attracting attention and fostering a passionate fanbase.
Mohtep, a 20-year-old Brazilian player currently competing for Eternal Esports, has a well-established track record of success. According to Liquipedia, his approximate total winnings currently stand at $99,388. He has consistently demonstrated a high level of skill, competing for several prominent teams including FUT Esports and Nouns Esports. His recent matches, played on February 21, 2026, included victories against LOUD (3:2) and OS (3:1) in the Brawl Stars Championship 26: S1 SA Monthly Finals, alongside a 3:2 win against NHG. Though, he also experienced a 0:3 loss to LOUD on January 25, 2026, during the BSC26: Pre-Season Invitational SA.
Mohtep’s journey through various teams highlights his adaptability and demand within the competitive scene. His team history includes stints with Underrated (2021), Renegados (2021), AC Milan QLASH (2022), ZEST LATAM (2023), F/A MiniPekkas (2023), Nouns Esports (2023), Fofoletes (2023-2024), F/A MiniPekkas (2024), FUT Esports (2024-2025), F/A MiniPekkas (2025), CASA (2025), F/A MiniPekkas (2026), SKCalalas (2026), and currently, Eternal Esports (since February 3, 2026). This extensive experience has undoubtedly contributed to his current form.
Adding to the excitement, Mohtep recently secured a first-place victory in the A-Tier Brawl Stars Championship 2026: February South America Monthly Finals on February 22, 2026, defeating his opponents 3:2 and earning $12,000. He also claimed victory in the A-Tier Brawl Stars Championship 2025: February South America Monthly Finals on February 22, 2025, with a 3:2 win and a $10,000 prize. His consistent success in these monthly finals demonstrates his dominance in the South American region.
Jubileu, alongside Mohtep, is a key figure in the burgeoning South American Brawl Stars scene. Although specific details regarding Jubileu’s competitive history and recent performance are limited in the available sources, his inclusion in the “absolute cinema” designation suggests a significant contribution to the region’s success. The recognition from Brawl Stars Esports (@Brawl_esports) indicates a noteworthy performance deserving of attention.
The Brawl Stars Championship itself is structured in four phases, beginning with 72-hour in-game challenges and progressing through online qualifiers. The competition requires teams to maintain rosters of up to four players, ensuring a dynamic and competitive environment. Players participating in the Championship have their stats upgraded to Power Level 11, allowing for a level playing field and showcasing individual skill. The championship features a variety of game modes, including Bounty, Brawl Ball, Gem Grab, Heist, Hot Zone, and Knockout, with pre-selected maps adding another layer of strategic depth.
The growing popularity of Brawl Stars esports is further evidenced by the official Brawl Stars Esports YouTube channel, which provides coverage of the best players and tournaments. The Brawl Stars Championship offers opportunities for in-game rewards, encouraging player engagement and fostering a thriving community. The official website for the Brawl Stars Championship provides further information about the competition and upcoming events.
As the Brawl Stars Championship continues, the performances of players like Mohtep and Jubileu will be crucial in shaping the competitive landscape in South America. The region’s growing talent pool and passionate fanbase suggest a bright future for Brawl Stars esports, and fans can expect continued excitement and high-level competition in the months to come. The next steps for these players will likely involve continued participation in the Brawl Stars Championship and preparation for future tournaments.
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