CBLoL 2023 Predictions, Line-Ups And Schedule

• Vivo Keyd Stars
• Fluxo
• Los Grandes
• LOUD
• Furia
• Red Canids
• Pain Gaming
• Kabum
• Liberty
• INTZ
• CBLoL 2023 Schedule

The CBLoL scenario for 2023 is a mystery box where anything is possible.

This season has many changes compared to last year: Flamengo, Rensga, and Netshoes Miners have left the tournament and been replaced by Los Grandes, Fluxo, and Keyd.

Also a Lot of new players joined the scenario, and others changed teams.

Here, we take a look at each team’s chances across the calendar to help fans make their CBLoL predictions and bet on League of Legends.

CBLoL odds and win percentage predictions are correct at the time of publication.

Vivo Keyd Stars

Taking the place of Miners, Keyd Stars are back in the league after two years, bringing in famous and experienced players like Guigo, Grevthar, and MicaO, as well as coach Kalec.

Having a new organization with many important players can be a surprise for both good and bad outcomes.

Vivo Keyd Stars Line-up

• Guigo
• Hugato
• Grevthar
• micaO
• Bounty

Vivo Keyd Stars vs Furia Prediction

• Vivo Keyd Stars to win: 34.48%
• Furia to win: 75.19%

Fluxo

Taking Rensga's place this year, Fluxo is also bringing in important players from the past year to create their team.

Hauz, their mid laner, was one of the best players from the last split, along with Brance, the best ADC and revelation for 2022.

Other notable names include Tay, Disamis, and Jojo.

Fluxo Line-Up

• Tay
• Disamis
• Hauz
• Brance
• Jojo

Fluxo vs Liberty Esports Prediction

• Fluxo to win: 75.19%
• Liberty to win: 34.38%

Los Grandes

Separating from Flamengo, Los Grandes now have complete control of their team for the first time, so we can expect different results from last year.

They are also keeping their Jungler, Ranger, who is currently the most famous player in Brazil.

Los Grandes also bet on Koreans as reinforcements for this new lineup, bringing in Lava, a mid laner from Korea Tier 1, and Hirit.

Los Grandes Line-Up

• HiRit
• Ranger
• Lava
• Netuno
• Zay

Los Grandes vs RED Canids Prediction

• Los Grandes to win: 68.49%
• RED Canids to win: 41.67%

LOUD

Winner of the last split, Loud came with a very conservative lineup, keeping most of their players except for their ADC, which was changed for Route, a Korean player.

Together with their Jungler, Croc, Loud now has two Koreans on their team.

Robo and Tinowns had optimal performances in the past and won prizes for the best Mid and Top laners in 2022, but with many changes in the other teams' lineups, they will have to fight to maintain their places.

LOUD Line-Up

• Robo
• Croc
• TinOwns
• Route
• Ceos

LOUD vs Kabum Prediction

• LOUD to win: 79.37%
• Liberty to win: 34.38%

Furia

One of last year's favorites, Furia, has maintained most of their players, except for their ADC, which is now Trigo.

Although FnB and Envy were among the best players last year, with the new Koreans that came in 2023, it is unknown whether they will continue to be among the best players.

Furia Line-Up

• fNb
• Goot
• Envy
• Trigo
• RedBert

Furia vs INTZ Prediction

• Furia to win: 83.33%
• INTZ to win: 26.67%

Red Canids

Red Canids, who have had the same lineup for many years, have lost three players at the same time and will have to find a new strategy.

Boal, who was their second top laner, will now have to compete with many experienced players, including the new Koreans.

Avenger, who used to switch places with Grevthar, will now be the sole mid laner for Red Canids.

TitaN, who lost his support, will now be working with Kuri, a Korean player who previously played for Flamengo.

All in all, Red Canids will no longer have an entirely Portuguese lineup, and will have to adjust their communication accordingly.

Red Canids Line-Up

• Boal
• Aegis
• Avenger
• Titan
• Kuri

Red Canids vs INTZ Prediction

• Red Canids to win: 81.97%
• INTZ to win: 28.17%

Pain Gaming

Also changing for the 2 Koreans LineUp, Pain Gaming kept most of their players, except for the ADC, which has been replaced for Bvoy, a Korean who had previously played for Flamengo in 2020, and is back to Brazil.

Pain has decided to keep Wizer, a Korean player who had an average performance in the past, and he will now have to compete against other Koreans.

Pain Gaming Line-Up

• Wizer
• Cariok
• dyNquedo
• Bvoy
• Damage

Pain Gaming vs Vivo Keyd Stars Prediction

• Pain to win: 85.47%
• Vivo Keyd Stars to win: 24.39%

Kabum

Kabum, like many of the CBLOL teams, is coming with a lineup that includes two Koreans.

Lonely, their top laner, will be replacing Parang. This is his second year outside of Korea. Lonely played in Latam last year and managed to qualify for MSI.

Yuri, a mid laner who previously played for Rensga alongside Croc, is returning to Brazil. On his first split in Brazil, he managed to reach the finals but lost to RED in 2021.

DudsTheBoy continues as the ADC, but with the promise of not using the arrow keys during gameplay, which may improve his mechanics during team fights.

Kabum Line-Up

• Lonely
• Scary
• Yuri
• DudsTheBoy
• Scuro

Kabum vs LOUD Prediction

• Kabum to win: 30.77%
• LOUD to win: 79.37%

Liberty

Liberty is one of the few teams in Brazil without any Koreans on their roster.

Their past performance wasn't great, and much of their success was attributed to their coach, who is no longer with the team.

This raises questions about whether Liberty will be able to compete with so many new lineups and players.

Liberty Line-Up

• Kiari
• accez
• Piloto
• Juliera
• Cavalo

Liberty vs Kabum Prediction

• Liberty to win: 39.37%
• Kabum to win: 70.42%

INTZ

After replacing their most well-known player, Micao for NinjaKiwi, and not achieving significant results in past years, INTZ must reinvent themselves and regain the trust of their fans.

They have also adopted the 2 Koreans lineup, with ZzK as their top laner and Nia as support. Both players have limited experience in major leagues, but they could be a surprise.

INTZ Line-Up

• Zzk
• Yampi
• NOsFerus
• NinjaKiwi
• Nia

INTZ vs Furia Prediction

• INTZ to win: 26.67%
• Furia to win: 83.33%

CBLoL 2023 Schedule

The CBLoL 2023 schedule sees the tournament take place over two splits, both with playoff stages. CBLoL Split 1 starts on 21 January and ends on 15 April, with the winners qualifying for the LoL Midseason Invitational.

CBLoL 2023 Split 1 Schedule

• Group Stage: 21 January to 19 March (Bo1 matches)
• Playoffs: 24 March to 15 April (Bo5 matches)