Person
Bruno "RiVAS" Rivetti is a Brazilian Counter-Strike 2 coach who remains associated with Legacy as an inactive coach.
Role
Coach · inactive
RiVAS joined Legacy in January 2026 and was benched in April; the current record does not establish an active head-coach role.[1][2]
Signature achievement
Legacy Counter-Strike coach
RiVAS's current authority is based on his 2026 Legacy coaching appointment and subsequent inactive status.[1][2]
Global recognition
Brazilian coaching experience
His authority is coaching-led and should not be conflated with Legacy's player titles.
Audience
Not publicly disclosed
No reliable personal platform counts were verified on 2026-09-11.
Commercial proof
Team-system and coaching expertise
The strongest evidence is professional coaching experience, not a personal sponsor inventory.
RiVAS should be positioned as an inactive coach with a current Legacy association, not as the active head coach during the team’s 2026 title run. The relevant commercial asset is coaching expertise and Brazilian team-development context.[1][2]
Any active employment, return date or sponsor inventory requires fresh verification.
Coaching and team systems
RiVAS could support tactical leadership and coaching-process content, subject to Legacy and tournament approvals.
Brazilian esports expertise
His background supports market and team-development conversations rather than player endorsement campaigns.
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