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Biaquinha 182_ stated that she received important information and asked for clarifications from Cadu Albuquerque, from the Ministry of Sports, who, according to her, offered her sponsorship and participated in a podcast with Gaules. She said that, because it involves public money, the case should be known and clarified by everyone. #Patrocínio #DinheiroPúblico #Esporte (translated)

Biaquinha 182 stated that she had already warned months earlier that Felca, whom she referred to as sold out, would publish a video on the 20th, coinciding with what she described as Nikolas Ferreira's most important video. She suggested that the public could imagine what would happen. #Felca #NikolasFerreira #Vídeo (translated)

Biaquinha 182_ stated that Flavio was correct in hiring Pablo Marçal to guide him on how to position himself and speak. Although she considered that Marçal could be "anything," she described him as an excellent communicator and classified the approach between the two as one of Flavio's greatest successes. #Comunicação #Apoio #Relacionamento (translated)

Biaquinha 182_ stated that manicurists, delivery app workers, and Uber drivers who were asked about their voting preferences supported Bolsonaro. According to her, those who said they would vote for the PT were long-time beneficiaries of Bolsa Família or celebrities who would have received a large Pix. #politica #Brasil #eleições (translated)

Biaquinha 182 questioned why streamers who, according to her, went to Brasília and did electoral propaganda were quiet. She stated that they were doing live streams in subscriber mode, without Livepix, and with Twitter accounts blocked or closed, and said that she was asking out of curiosity. #streamers #Brasília #eleições (translated)

Biaquinha 182_ reported that she was 31 years old and had studied Veterinary Medicine. According to her, she worked five years as a veterinary nurse and one as a veterinarian, but started streaming games, mainly League of Legends, because the profession paid little and she wanted to help her family. She said she participated in projects like SBTGAMES and was an official streamer for a LoL organization. Later, she directed more content towards reactions, especially on Instagram, while her streams became more varied. She also stated that she talked about politics and did spontaneous conversation streams, where the chat kept her company since she lived alone. #Veterinária #Streaming #Jogos (translated)

Biaquinha 182_ said she received 20 threats of lawsuits that day, including, according to her, one from Gaules. The author stated that he had defended the law in a podcast alongside CADU, regarding the rights of e-sports, a few days before the election. She compared the legislation to the Rouanet Law for streamers and said it would not benefit gamers who cannot afford to buy a good console or computer, who would be forced to watch them. #Esports #Streaming #Justiça (translated)

Biaquinha 182_ said he was willing to be sued and asked for clarification on who had paid for the streamers' trips. He also questioned why Cadu would have sponsored him to talk about regulation 12 days before the reelection, where the money would come from, and what profit Cadu would have from it. #streamers #regulamentação #investigação (translated)

Biaquinha 182 sarcastically said that the participants would have received round-trip tickets, accommodation, and food, in addition to having to post messages calling Lula the father of gamers. She also stated, in a sarcastic tone, that everything would have been free. #Lula #gamers #viagem (translated)

Biaquinha 182 questioned whether the streamers would have received a fee, in addition to travel, accommodation, and full meals, and asked who would have paid the costs, with what purpose, and if anyone would investigate the case. #streamers #investigação #transparência (translated)

Biaquinha 182 classified the case as a kind of "Rouanet Law for streamers" and stated that all those involved had been well paid. She also challenged the critics to sue her and accused them of acting out of financial interest. https://t.co/35E20K3egY #LeiRouanet #Streaming #Brasil (translated)

In response to TeamPlay and Gaules, Biaquinha 182_ stated that he was referring to CADU, the director of esports in Brazil, and said that he offered him money to talk on his live stream about the regulation of esports. According to the author, the offer occurred 12 days before the election. #eSports #regulamentacao #live (translated)

Biaquinha 182_ said she was not afraid of a lawsuit or the supporters of the PT, who, according to her, claimed to defend women but would call her with misogynistic insults. She added that she associated them only with a bad smell. #Feminismo #Respeito #EmpoderamentoFeminino (translated)

Biaquinha 182_ stated that Polymarket had never been wrong about an election and pointed out that the platform indicated an 80% chance of victory for Flávio. In contrast, he said that polls showed a technical tie and questioned if PT supporters were not confident. #Polymarket #Eleições #Flavio (translated)

Biaquinha 182_ congratulated Kim on the project but said she received questions from people who voted for him. She stated that, 12 days before the elections, she received a financial proposal from the director of Electronic Sports, CADU, to promote the project during her live stream and asked if Kim could explain the reason. #Eleições #Transparência #EsportesEletrônicos (translated)

Biaquinha 182_ stated that tax money was used to pay streamers for promoting Pé-de-Meia on Twitch for two years and also to finance organizations that managed them to influence the younger audience. The author called the initiative "Streamer Rouanet Law." #streamers #twitch #impostos (translated)

Biaquinha 182_ said that she had explained in a video, scheduled for the following day, that Twitch viewers — especially in the gamer niche — were already familiar with the ads. According to her, during those years, all were from the federal government and promoted the Pé-de-Meia program, which she claimed reached mainly the electoral target audience. She also alleged that the ads were paid for with taxes and that the streamer received that money. #Twitch #Gamer #Assistencialismo (translated)