Mobile Legends esports truly goes international starting with this tournament.
It’s time to take on the world as the Mobile Legends Mid Season Cup (MSC) joins the Esports World Cup. Taking place for the first time outside of Southeast Asia, the MSC and the MLBB Women’s Invitational (MWI) are heading for Riyadh, Saudi Arabia this July for the much-lauded event.
As the world’s most popular mobile Multiplayer Online Battle Arena (MOBA), they’ll have esports teams spanning 14 international regions. This MSC will have two representatives from Indonesia, the Philippines, and MENA. Teams from China, Latin and North America, and Turkiye to name a few will be part of the event. The Wild Card format will also be applied to MSC this year to truly raise the stakes.
And awaiting the champion is the lion’s share of $3 million, the biggest prize pool in Mobile Legends history.
The MWI will also feature an expanded prize pool of USD 500,000, with 12 participating regions and countries. Like with MSC, Indonesia, Philippines, MENA, China, etc. will all be fighting to become the next MWI champion.
“This collaboration marks a new chapter for Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Esports and the global esports ecosystem,” stated Ray Ng, Head of Esports Ecosystem, MOONTON Games. “We are thrilled to partner with the Esports World Cup Foundation and go beyond our horizons to Riyadh. Alongside teams from new participating regions, this year’s iteration presents boundless opportunities for more regions to participate, in line with our vision to expand MSC and MWI to foster greater diversity and inclusiveness.”
Stay tuned for more information about MSC 2024, MWI 2024, and the Esports World Cup.
Banner image from Moonton Games.
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