What Does This Mean?
Brazilian gamer insult-joke for a player who makes a clumsy play, as if they belonged to the lowest division of the lowest tier of ranked League of Legends. Teammates ask "tá jogando no bronze 5?" after, for example, a missed ultimate. The tease is aimed at skill, and the division itself no longer exists in the current ranked system.
REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE
""Errou a ultimate de novo? Tá jogando no bronze 5, hein.""
LORE & ORIGIN
From the ranked ladder of League of Legends, where Bronze V was the lowest rank. Mein-MMO (20 Sep 2018) reports that players used "Bronze 5" as an in-game joke after a blunder, and that Riot removed the fifth division and added Iron and Grandmaster for the 2018 pre-season, which ended the meme in its original form. Portuguese Wikipedia confirms Iron and Grandmaster were added in 2018. The Brazilian use of the phrase is not dated by the pages opened.
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