Brave Kids was our very first tournament and I honestly cannot imagine a better introduction to the competition scene. I was nervous at first, worried about chaos, unfair matches, and not knowing where to go, but those fears disappeared the moment we walked in. The staff welcomed us with smiles, check-in was quick, and my daughter was given a lanyard with her ID card that she treasured like a medal. Everything ran smoothly, our matches were even ahead of schedule, and the day never dragged. The volunteers were kind and approachable, and when we had questions Caio himself stepped in to help. The venue was clean, well organized, and had a beautiful podium area for photos. What really set it apart, though, was the atmosphere. This was more than a sports event, it felt like a day of family, purpose, and joy. My daughter did not win her bracket, but she left with the biggest smile and told me it was one of the best days of her life. That meant more to me than gold. Brave Kids is not just a tournament, it is a memory maker.