Fluxo, the Brazilian CS:GO team, is currently facing a period of adjustment after adding star players Lucaozy and decenty, which has temporarily affected their performance as they adapt to new roles and team chemistry.

Despite a tough exit in ESL Pro League Season 22, where they lost early to Astralis, FURIA, and G2, Fluxo showed some promise by securing map wins over Astralis and G2, indicating potential for improvement.

This upcoming event is the last major competition before the Major, and Fluxo plans to hold a bootcamp in Europe after returning to Brazil to enhance team chemistry and prepare intensively for the Major scheduled in about a month.

Fluxo views their match against TYLOO as a strategic opportunity to upset them, given TYLOO's own struggles with inconsistency, and the team sees this as a positive start to the tournament.

The team expects to face weaker opposition at this event but emphasizes the importance of playing their best to maintain or improve their performance, especially with limited practice time with the new roster.

Team captain Andrei 'arT' Piovezan highlighted issues with inconsistency against both top and weaker domestic opponents, which hampers their ability to gather VRS points and qualify for higher-tier tournaments.

arT stressed that consistency is crucial for beating weaker teams and earning more points for invitations, noting that success against top teams does not necessarily translate into wins against lower-ranked opponents.