**What do you think?** *Baianinho* vs. *Cobrinha* #sinuca

Look! The only thing I didn’t like about the whole game (since yesterday) is that *bola oito* thing. Baiani was born playing for the odd number. Every player was born playing for the odd number. That *bola oito* only exists in Paraná. The game I was born playing is for the odd number, right? And when I played with you, any challenge in Brazil was for the odd number. That’s it. Okay. Okay. *(I’ll talk to you later.)* That’s a hardworking, dangerous guy, you know? If there’s a hardworking guy like him out there, I already know Baianinho’s gonna struggle. Because he’s strong—both in work and in *cuuca* (slang for skill/play). The guy’s tough, people. Ciro will try to hide the ball, but holding that ball isn’t easy. The eight passed. *(We’ll see if he drops it.)* I’ll check too. It didn’t drop. *(It just went like that.)* Complicated Cobrinho’s game. Cobrinho was about to take it. *(Silence—maybe I’m interrupting.)* Hum. Baianinho just turned here. It was 4-1, then he went to 5-4—what’s that, guys? Baianinho for seven, right? If you didn’t leave it, someone else might’ve taken seven. I only have six left. *(Hey, everyone here who wants to buy the *ripa*)*