MLBB Mobile Masters heads to Jakarta, format revealed
A multi-title ecosystem for mobile eSports Snapdragon Pro series Announced the location and location of the upcoming Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB) game. Mobile Masters Championship In April 2025.
The eSports competition, presented by ESL FACEIT Group and Qualcomm Technologies, will be held at the Senayan Indoor Tennis Arena in Jakarta, Indonesia. The mobile event sees the world’s top 12 teams compete for a share of its $200,000 (~£164,294) prize pool.
MLBB Mobile Masters tournament format and schedule
Of the 12 participating teams, 10 will qualify through their performance during MLBB’s Snapdragon Pro Series Season 6. The remaining two spots will be awarded to the winner of the Chinese MLBB qualifiers, hosted by game developer MOONTON Games, while the other spot will be awarded. To Team Liquid ID as one of the host teams in the country.
The group stage begins on April 7 and ends on April 9, with six teams qualifying for the playoff stage on April 11.
The series finale will take place on April 13. The competition will be broadcast on twitch and YouTube In several languages, including English and Bahasa Indonesia.
“This has been a momentous year for the Snapdragon Pro Series MLBB program, and bringing the World Championship to Indonesia is the perfect way to cap it off,” he commented. Sam Braithwaite, Vice President of Mobile Gaming Ecosystems at ESL FACEIT Group
“Southeast Asia has been home to some of the most ambitious and most watched events ever, and we look forward to seeing the same energy during the Mobile Masters.”
Mobile Legends: Bang Bang has seen incredible growth over the past years, expanding its ecosystem to create custom competitions across Indonesia, Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore, Cambodia, Latin America, MENA region, and China.
Despite its status as an external competition outside the main MLBB ecosystem, the Snapdragon Pro series’ MLBB division has proven to be very popular. Depending on the data platform eSports Chartsmore than 830,000 Fans tuned in to watch the latest Season 6 Asia Pacific Finals – Open, surpassing the record set in previous Challenge Finals.
