After much anticipation and anticipation, Flamengo makes its debut in the Novo Basquete Brasil 10 playoffs this Sunday (15), at 14 pm, against Minas Tênis Clube in Belo Horizonte. The series then moves to Rio de Janeiro, where the Mais Querido hosts games 2 and 3 in a bid to qualify for the tournament's semifinals. The matches will be at Arena Carioca 1, on the 17th (Tuesday) and 19th (Thursday), at 20:30 pm and 19:30 pm, respectively.. Tickets for home games are now on sale on the Guichê Web website.

After a tough battle for classification, Minas Tênis Clube, which finished ninth in the qualifying phase, advanced to the quarterfinals and managed to defeat Vitória in a series of five games and three overtimes in the last duel. At the Ginásio Poliesportivo de Cajazeiras, the Minas Gerais team starred in a very difficult and decisive confrontation last Thursday (12), winning 117 to 111.

Tickets are now open for anyone wishing to support FlaBasquete. Tickets for the upper stands cost R$20,00 (full price) / R$10,00 (half price/ST), and can be purchased in advance on the Guiche Web website. Tickets for the lower stands also cost R$30,00 (full price) / R$15,00 (half price/ST). Courtside seats are being sold for R$160,00 (full price) / R$80,00 (half price/ST). Members receive a 50% discount (non-cumulative) on admission.

A combo option for both games is also available in all sectors. See the full price list:

Upper stands: R$20,00 (full price)/R$10,00 (half price/ST)

Lower stands: R$30,00 (full price)/R$15,00 (half price/ST)

Court chairs: R$160,00 (full price) / R$80,00 (half price/ST)

Upper stand combo: R$34,00 (full)/R$17,00 (half/ST)

Lower stand combo: R$50,00 (full)/R$25,00 (half/ST)

Court chair combo: R$270,00 (full) / R$135,00 (half/ST).

Game 1 – April 15th (Sunday), at 04 pm, in Belo Horizonte (live on SporTV)

Game 2 – April 17 (Tuesday), at 04:20 pm, at Arena Carioca 30, in Rio de Janeiro (live on Facebook)

Game 3 – 19/04 (Thursday), at 19:30 pm, at Arena Carioca 1, in Rio de Janeiro (live on SporTV)

Games 4 and 5 – to be defined

The "Mais Querido" (the "Most Beloved") finished the qualifying phase in first place. Thanks to a strong result in the final round and a stumble by Paulistano, FlaBasquete secured the lead and home court advantage in a potential final. With an 89.3% success rate in the NBB10, Fla had 25 wins and only three losses in the initial stage of the competition. At home, the Rubro-Negro suffered only one loss in 13 matches.

The basketball teams of Clube de Regatas do Flamengo rely on resources from their sponsors – thinkseg, Estácio, AmBev, Rede D'or, IRB Brasil RE, CSN, Brasil Plural, EY – via the Federal Incentive Law/Ministry of Sports (IR) and the State Incentive Law/State Secretariat of Sports, Leisure and Youth (Seelje) of Rio de Janeiro, in addition to support from the Brazilian Committee of Clubs (CBC) resulting from the decentralization of resources originating from the Pelé Law.