Brasileirão 2023 - Brazilian Championship Serie A

[rdluffy]

I also think that Luis Suárez will be one of the great attractions of Brazilian football in 2023 and will make Grêmio quickly conquer important positions in the Brazilian championship.
For a team that has just returned to the country's top league, it's not bad at all, let's see if it really comes to fruition.

Sebre Suárez, I researched your stats and check it out:
The 35-year-old striker is the fifth highest active scorer in world football. There are 528 goals divided into games for Nacional, Groningen, Ajax, Liverpool, Barcelona, Atlético de Madrid and the Uruguayan national team, where he is the best scorer in history, with 68 goals.
Not bad!

Suárez helped Grêmio to win last match against Caxias, for the Gaucho championship, he scored a beautiful goal and Grêmio won 2 x 1.


I don't if you guys know, but in 5 days Palmeiras and Flamengo will play the Supercopa do Brazil.
It's a match to define the best braziliam team, the winner of Brasileiro vs the winner of Copa do Brasil

Here's the odds:

Source

Hard to bet on this match hehehe, both teams are playing well, but I think Flamengo is a little more better at the moment, he won the last match 5x0 while Palmeiras only draw.
What do you guys think about this match? Who's going to be the champion?

[alegotardo]

Do you know why this topic should be more popular here on bitcointalk?

Because the Brasileirão was elected for the second time in a row the strongest league in the world, surpassing even the Premier League^[1]

I don't know exactly what the criteria are for this choice, but I believe that the strong performance of the Brazilians in the Libertadores and in the Copa Sudamericana can explain the election for this top ranking.

This is the complete list of the 10 strongest leagues in the world according to IFFHS
     Brasileirão (1,181 points)
     Premier League (1,086)
     Spanish Championship (967.5)
     German Championship (921.5)
     Italian Championship (866)
     French Championship (855)
     Portuguese Championship (853.25)
     Dutch Championship (808.75)
     Argentine Championship (798.5)
     Paraguayan Championship (701)

^[1] https://iffhs.com/posts/2483

[rdluffy]

Because the Brasileirão was elected for the second time in a row the strongest league in the world, surpassing even the Premier League^[1]

Wow, this is nice 
Maybe it's because of the level of all teams, in Brazil we have more than 10 teams who are capable of win the national championship, while other countries have 3 or 4

This year for example, there's 2 favorites: Palmeiras and Flamengo, but I can list here other teams and nobody will be surprised if one of these win the championship:

Corinthians
Sao Paulo
Santos
Fluminense
Vasco
Botafogo
Gremio
Inter
Cruzeiro
Atlético MG
Athletico PR

So 13 teams make the championship strong enough

We have 17 different teams who won the Brasileirao

[alegotardo]

Wow, this is nice 
Maybe it's because of the level of all teams, in Brazil we have more than 10 teams who are capable of win the national championship, while other countries have 3 or 4

Exactly, and to complement this analysis, we can also mention the fact that the best soccer players (in quantity, not just the best) are Brazilians, making Brazil the country that most "exports" players, followed by France and Argentina.
The information was obtained from a study carried out by the "CIES Football Observatory" which monitors 135 football leagues around the world.

Returning to the subject of the topic, and complementing your information....

In fact, it's impossible to predict at this moment with any guarantee who will be the winner of the Brasileirão.
They say that after the half of the championship it is already possible to say that, but it is still a tournament that has a lot of "rotation" of winners.
We have many very good teams, in fact the Brasileirão is an extremely difficult championship.

[alegotardo]

Something very curious I read today about the main Brazilian football championship....
The Twitter profile @gerasofascore used artificial intelligence to recreate the 26 team mascots that will compete in the championship this year.
And they were really, really good.
In order not to pollute this topic too much, here is the link with the images:
https://extra.globo.com/esporte/mascotes-de-26-clubes...

Now, the next step would be to create NFTS with these characters, I think that would sell really well.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Talking about the teams of Brasileiro and possible candidates to the title, look at Luis Suarez and Gremio. The atacker did a hat-trick at first match
Here you can watch the 3 goals: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PzmVc5xRL_w

It's clearly that he's in another level.

I'm seriously thinking to bet on Suarez to be the top goalscorer of Brasileiro, I'll check the odds when available, but I'm thinking to bet on him.

I also think that Luis Suárez will be one of the great attractions of Brazilian football in 2023 and will make Grêmio quickly conquer important positions in the Brazilian championship.
For a team that has just returned to the country's top league, it's not bad at all, let's see if it really comes to fruition.

Sebre Suárez, I researched your stats and check it out:
The 35-year-old striker is the fifth highest active scorer in world football. There are 528 goals divided into games for Nacional, Groningen, Ajax, Liverpool, Barcelona, Atlético de Madrid and the Uruguayan national team, where he is the best scorer in history, with 68 goals.
Not bad!

Well, it is not to be forgotten that the Uruguayan has caused a sensation in the Guild, and I like this, especially when they are going to face Palmeiras, honestly with this player you can see that he is at a very high level, what he can do is great , and despite the fact that Corinthias was about to bring in CR7, that would have been something phenomenal, I don't know if you have already seen a movie called "Tomorrow's War", but there they refer to the fact that the Qatar World Cup finalist was going Being Brazil, it's a very good movie, but since it was filmed long before the World Cup, the same creators of the movie saw Brazil in the final.

Wow, this is nice 
Maybe it's because of the level of all teams, in Brazil we have more than 10 teams who are capable of win the national championship, while other countries have 3 or 4

Exactly, and to complement this analysis, we can also mention the fact that the best soccer players (in quantity, not just the best) are Brazilians, making Brazil the country that most "exports" players, followed by France and Argentina.
The information was obtained from a study carried out by the "CIES Football Observatory" which monitors 135 football leagues around the world.

Returning to the subject of the topic, and complementing your information....

In fact, it's impossible to predict at this moment with any guarantee who will be the winner of the Brasileirão.
They say that after the half of the championship it is already possible to say that, but it is still a tournament that has a lot of "rotation" of winners.
We have many very good teams, in fact the Brasileirão is an extremely difficult championship.

I have a theory, for me all Brazilians are born with soccer in their DNA, because they play it too well, of course he could not deny the quality that is in Europe, but really the Brazilians for me are on another level, the best thing is that When you play soccer with a Brazilian it helps you learn their technique, they are very nice people, in fact a Venezuelan, one called Yeferson Soteldo, plays very well for Santos, in fact he is a good friend of Neymar (Ney because His training was always from Santos) but when he plays for the Venezuela team the difference is noticeable, so this is because he is always in contact with a high level of football, but with respect to the Brasileirao it is spectacular because it is very exciting, in fact Compared to football in Europe, La Liga, Ligue 1, Bundesliga is also very exciting, in this there is a certain analogy with the Brasileirao.

[rdluffy]

In fact, it's impossible to predict at this moment with any guarantee who will be the winner of the Brasileirão.
They say that after the half of the championship it is already possible to say that, but it is still a tournament that has a lot of "rotation" of winners.
We have many very good teams, in fact the Brasileirão is an extremely difficult championship.

I will go further and tell you that even in the middle of the championship it is still very difficult for us to know who will be the champion.

Something very curious I read today about the main Brazilian football championship....

Awesome 
My team Corinthians is well represented with the eagle image 

I have a theory, for me all Brazilians are born with soccer in their DNA, because they play it too well, of course he could not deny the quality that is in Europe, but really the Brazilians for me are on another level, the best thing is that When you play soccer with a Brazilian it helps you learn their technique, they are very nice people, in fact a Venezuelan, one called Yeferson Soteldo, plays very well for Santos, in fact he is a good friend of Neymar (Ney because His training was always from Santos) but when he plays for the Venezuela team the difference is noticeable, so this is because he is always in contact with a high level of football, but with respect to the Brasileirao it is spectacular because it is very exciting, in fact Compared to football in Europe, La Liga, Ligue 1, Bundesliga is also very exciting, in this there is a certain analogy with the Brasileirao.

In Brazil it is really true that there are soccer fields and soccer courts scattered all over the country. In every city you find small fields, and at least about 80% of the young boys like to play soccer, so with this absurd amount of potential players, they discover many excellent players.
It is different from other countries.
The cost to play soccer is also cheap, it's just a ball, and it's also easy to find boys playing barefoot.

And there are also many youth teams, U15m U17, U20, etc.

It is very interesting to watch the Brazilian championship games because you can see the next players that will play in Europe.

[alegotardo]

It's already February, did anyone here think that the Brasileirão teams already had their teams "closed"? If so, then they were mistaken.
From what I've been following, some important changes ended up being made official and there are also a lot of rumors of other transfers that could change the team's picture for the next edition of the championship.
Follow...

Calebe: Confirmed the sale by Atlético-MG to Fortaleza for R$ 6 million in order to get 50% of the player's economic rights;

Vina: Rumors say that he will leave Ceará, but it is still speculated whether he will go to Grêmio or Fluminente;

Andrey Santos: Yeap... Vasco has already sold him to Chelsea, but the player is having problems getting a work visa and could be loaned to a Brazilian team until that is resolved. The best possibilities for now are with Palmeiras or Corinthians.

Do you know anything else?

[rdluffy]

Do you know anything else?

Brazil's transfer window is from January 11 until April 4, after which a club can only make a contract with players with no contractual ties to another club.

So I think we will still have some surprises, but without the players who are in Europe, because the transfer window has already closed for them.

This news about Andrey Santos took me by surprise, I will be happy if he signs with Corinthians.
From what I've seen in the state championships so far, São Paulo, Corinthians and Santos need to hire some more players or make big changes, only Palmeiras is ready for the Brasileirão, especially Santos.

There are conversations going on about bringing Marinho from Flamengo to Corinthians.
And talking about my Corinthians, we still have 4 players who are in the U20 national team in Colombia: Giovane, Robert Renan, Guilherme Biro and Pedro
These players can be registered for the Brasileirao and be part of the 2023 squad.

Now that Flamengo lost the Supercup to Palmeiras, and missed the semi-final of the Club World Cup, it may be that some players will leave, and the coach Vitor Pereira himself is in a difficult situation, I think we will have news soon.
Remembering that currently Flamengo and Palmeiras are considered the big favorites of the Brasileirão.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Wow, this is nice  
Maybe it's because of the level of all teams, in Brazil we have more than 10 teams who are capable of win the national championship, while other countries have 3 or 4

Exactly, and to complement this analysis, we can also mention the fact that the best soccer players (in quantity, not just the best) are Brazilians, making Brazil the country that most "exports" players, followed by France and Argentina.
The information was obtained from a study carried out by the "CIES Football Observatory" which monitors 135 football leagues around the world.

Returning to the subject of the topic, and complementing your information....

In fact, it's impossible to predict at this moment with any guarantee who will be the winner of the Brasileirão.
They say that after the half of the championship it is already possible to say that, but it is still a tournament that has a lot of "rotation" of winners.
We have many very good teams, in fact the Brasileirão is an extremely difficult championship.

You have said it all, if we look at it, the best players in the world always stand out, the Brazilians, also the Argentines, South America does have great potential in terms of soccer, we can only see the example of what Argentina won, I am sure that Brazil had some problems that it could not solve at the time, but this helps the Brazilians, which are the problems they had, to be corrected in their entirety, this has a lot to do with it because in Brazil the Braileirao is one of the most important tournaments, in Brazil soccer is like a religion, that's why I love that country, aside from the fact that they are very happy and positive, they play soccer like masters, and that is reflected in Santos, Flamengo, Palmeiras and all the teams .

[alegotardo]

Today, the 20 clubs that will compete in the Brasileirão 2023 met at the "Technical Council" meeting to define some details about the start of the championship.
With that, the CBF released the definitive table of all the games that will take place between April 15th and December 3rd.

The debut will be marketed by the game of the current champion (Palmeiras) against the Cuiabá team that will play at home.
In addition to these, the following games complete the first round of the championship:

• Botafogo vs São Paulo
• Corinthians vs Cruzeiro
• Bragantino vs Bahia
• Atlético-MG vs Vasco
• Grêmio vs Santos
• Athletico-PR vs Goiás
• Fortaleza vs Internacional
• America-MG vs Fluminense

Does anyone risk any guesses for this championship start?
To get off to a good start and for good luck, you can't lose bet on the first round

[rdluffy]

Today, the 20 clubs that will compete in the Brasileirão 2023 met at the "Technical Council" meeting to define some details about the start of the championship.
With that, the CBF released the definitive table of all the games that will take place between April 15th and December 3rd.

Does anyone risk any guesses for this championship start?
To get off to a good start and for good luck, you can't lose bet on the first round

I saw the news yesterday, came here to post and you were faster hahaha.
The news this year is that the championship will have breaks during the official dates of Fifa and the Brazilian team games.

If a player is called up, he will have at least 48 hours of rest to play again in the championship for the club.
The clubs have been asking the CBF for this for some time, and now they did the changes.
In my opinion, Flamengo and Palmeiras had a strong influence, as they now have some players in brazilian team, and must have pressured CBF on this issue.

About the first-round bets, I still can't think of anything, because the teams are still adjusting.
The teams are still unstable, just look at the example of Santos, they started well in the Paulista championship, but now they are in last place in their group, and the third worst team in the Paulista championship.
Speaking of today, the best teams are Palmeiras and Gremio so far, even Flamengo's team is disappointing in my opinion.

[joker_josue]

I found it strange that I had not yet received a notification about the topic of the Brasileirão. After all, there was a new topic...

The Brasileirão hasn't started yet. It's still in the state championships, right?
I've been getting notifications that Palmeiras has won almost every game, but I just now noticed that it's Paulista.
It looks like Palmeiras will have another solid season.


@alegotardo When the Brasileirão starts, talk to me, to get you a table as I did for the Portuguese League. If you want of course.

[rdluffy]

The Brasileirão hasn't started yet. It's still in the state championships, right?
I've been getting notifications that Palmeiras has won almost every game, but I just now noticed that it's Paulista.
It looks like Palmeiras will have another solid season.

In Brazil they are having the state championships
The Brazilian Championship will start on April 16, 56 days away.
The calendar is very different from the European one.

To have a better idea, the state championships go from January 15 to April 9.
The Copa do Brasil starts on February 22 and ends on September 24.

And yes, Palmeiras' team is better than the others so far, as I even commented in my last post, Palmeiras and Gremio are better than the rest.
Even Flamengo isn't that good yet, the coach Vitor Pereira hasn't managed to adjust the team yet.

Joker, I really liked the table you made, it is very good.

I haven't seen anything on the bookmakers about the Brazilian championship yet, but I am sure that Palmeiras will start as the big favorite.

[alegotardo]

I found it strange that I had not yet received a notification about the topic of the Brasileirão. After all, there was a new topic...

The Brasileirão hasn't started yet. It's still in the state championships, right?
I've been getting notifications that Palmeiras has won almost every game, but I just now noticed that it's Paulista.
It looks like Palmeiras will have another solid season.


@alegotardo When the Brasileirão starts, talk to me, to get you a table as I did for the Portuguese League. If you want of course.

It started only in the women's modality.
But in the men's modality it hasn't started yet, in fact it's in the state championships.
The main Brazilian championship should start on April 16th.
Obviously I would like a place, tks!!!

Much is said about Palmeiras, I believe he should start the championship as a favorite, but I don't know if he will be able to maintain this favoritism during the games.
This year we have many teams that are coming in very strong, with a new and challenging squad for opponents, bettors will have a very difficult job in predicting the results and emotion should take over the country (for those who love football).

[rdluffy]

There's a great match to watch today: Flamengo vs Independiente del Valle for the Recopa Sudamericana

If anyone is interested in watching, the game will be broadcast on the channels: ESPN and STAR+.

The interesting thing about watching this game today is that it can probably define the future of Flamengo, Vitor Pereira and directly influence the Brazilian championship that starts in a few weeks.
It is essential that Flamengo win and not only guarantee the title, but play well, since Flamengo lost the last two championships they played in a very bad way.

The odds for today's match are all on Flamengo, with an incredible 1.25 for victory.
It is worth remembering that Independiente won the first match 1-0

[alegotardo]

Making a good reference between the subject of this topic (Brasileirão 2023) and the area it is in (Gambling)....
I discovered today that only two teams in this championship are not sponsored by bookmakers... Palmeiras (current champion) and Cuiabá.

Among the best sponsorships in this niche, we have Betano sponsoring Atlético-MG and Fluminense, there is also Sportsbet.io which sponsors São Paulo, Betfair which recently signed a contract with Cruzeiro... in addition to others such as Pixbet, Betcris , Dafabet, Blaze, Galera.bet, Estrelabet and Pix365bet sponsoring the other teams.

Gambling companies are still on the rise, sponsoring campaigns ranging from BitcoinTalk subscriptions to football teams... a lot of money involved and being invested

[rdluffy]

Making a good reference between the subject of this topic (Brasileirão 2023) and the area it is in (Gambling)....
I discovered today that only two teams in this championship are not sponsored by bookmakers... Palmeiras (current champion) and Cuiabá.

Among the best sponsorships in this niche, we have Betano sponsoring Atlético-MG and Fluminense, there is also Sportsbet.io which sponsors São Paulo, Betfair which recently signed a contract with Cruzeiro... in addition to others such as Pixbet, Betcris , Dafabet, Blaze, Galera.bet, Estrelabet and Pix365bet sponsoring the other teams.

Gambling companies are still on the rise, sponsoring campaigns ranging from BitcoinTalk subscriptions to football teams... a lot of money involved and being invested

My team, Corinthians is sponsored (not the main sponsor) by pixbet, to be honest I have never used any betting site that are advertising on Brazilian teams, as I give preference to the services here on the forum and especially my campaign.
But it is incredible to see the invasion of sponsors of this type in these last 2 years.
They are drawing so much attention that the government is already making proposals to regulate this entire sector and collect taxes.

So far I have not found any company that has campaign in bitcointalk and also in the Brazilian teams.

A curiosity that I have not found yet, but I would like to know the contract values with the teams, I will research more about.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Today, the 20 clubs that will compete in the Brasileirão 2023 met at the "Technical Council" meeting to define some details about the start of the championship.
With that, the CBF released the definitive table of all the games that will take place between April 15th and December 3rd.

The debut will be marketed by the game of the current champion (Palmeiras) against the Cuiabá team that will play at home.
In addition to these, the following games complete the first round of the championship:

• Botafogo vs São Paulo
• Corinthians vs Cruzeiro
• Bragantino vs Bahia
• Atlético-MG vs Vasco
• Grêmio vs Santos
• Athletico-PR vs Goiás
• Fortaleza vs Internacional
• America-MG vs Fluminense

Does anyone risk any guesses for this championship start?
To get off to a good start and for good luck, you can't lose bet on the first round

I want to see Santos vs Gremio, especially because Santos is one of my favorite teams, I have had the opportunity to see them play live in my country when they are in the Copa Libertadores de América, and since Santos is playing the Venezuelan Soteldo It makes me even more of a fan, although Palmeiras is also another of my favourites.

Of course, I'm not going to say that Santos will easily beat Gremio either, because as I said, a Brazilian team can give you a big surprise at any time, but if I bet it's on Santos, I'll do it based only on my emotions, I don't care. if I lose it, by the way, will it be broadcast by Band from Brazil? I like to see the games from Brazil but in their original language.

Making a good reference between the subject of this topic (Brasileirão 2023) and the area it is in (Gambling)....
I discovered today that only two teams in this championship are not sponsored by bookmakers... Palmeiras (current champion) and Cuiabá.

Among the best sponsorships in this niche, we have Betano sponsoring Atlético-MG and Fluminense, there is also Sportsbet.io which sponsors São Paulo, Betfair which recently signed a contract with Cruzeiro... in addition to others such as Pixbet, Betcris , Dafabet, Blaze, Galera.bet, Estrelabet and Pix365bet sponsoring the other teams.

Gambling companies are still on the rise, sponsoring campaigns ranging from BitcoinTalk subscriptions to football teams... a lot of money involved and being invested

That is something that surprises me a lot, besides Palmeiras without sponsorship? how can something like this be happening? This surprises me, these teams have always been outstanding, what happens is that soccer in South America does not have much support in terms of large sponsorships, most sponsorships are in Europe, that is something that should change, Brazilian soccer It's not just any fútbol.

If we do a small break or zoom to each Brazilian team or local teams, those who support the most are the local companies of their countries, it is difficult to attract the attention of other large companies despite the fact that Brazilian fútbol is one of the most beautiful in the world..

[alegotardo]

If we do a small break or zoom to each Brazilian team or local teams, those who support the most are the local companies of their countries, it is difficult to attract the attention of other large companies despite the fact that Brazilian fútbol is one of the most beautiful in the world..

Exactly!

In Brazil, we don't have big companies like Adidas, Nike or Fly Emirates sponsoring a football team, in the same way as it happens in European teams.
Around here, I think that the biggest sponsorship there has ever been from a multinational company (which is not originally from Brazil) has been from Chevrolet, which has already sponsored Brazilian teams like Intenacional and Grêmio.
Recently it also had the sponsorship of FIAT, but it was for the Brazilian Football Team and not for a specific team. This sponsorship lasted from 2018 until the end of last year.

Apart from those, forgive me if I'm wrong, but we only have sponsorships from smaller companies that are local.

Much of this "problem" is due to the fact that the advertising that these sponsors do in Brazilian football ends up being restricted to Brazil only, something very different from what happens with the European championships in which "the whole world" watches.