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MPL Esports

Live standings, current-week schedules, and regional stats across the Indonesia, Philippines, and Malaysia circuits, refreshed directly from the official league sites.

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Season 18
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Who's #1 across the circuits

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The Circuit

About MPL Esports

The Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Professional League (MPL) is the top tier of competitive Mobile Legends in Southeast Asia. Run by Moonton Games in partnership with regional organisers, MPL operates as a franchise circuit with split-based seasons: two regular-season splits per year, each followed by a playoffs bracket and grand finals. Champion and runner-up teams from each split qualify for the international stages.

Three active circuits feed the international calendar in 2026: MPL Indonesia, MPL Philippines, and MPL Malaysia. Each region runs 8 franchise organisations playing a double round-robin regular season before crossing into a double-elimination playoffs bracket. Teams that finish on top of MPL feed into the Mid-Season Cup (MSC) and the year-end M-Series World Championship, MLBB's flagship global event.

Indonesia is the most-watched of the three, often peaking at millions of concurrent viewers on YouTube and TikTok during playoffs. The Philippines is the talent factory of the global scene, having taken multiple MSC titles and graduated a long list of MVP-calibre carries to international rosters. Malaysia hosted the very first M-Series World Championship (M1 in 2019) and returned as a host nation for M6 in 2024, with Selangor Red Giants delivering the country's first international MLBB title at MSC 2024.

This hub mirrors the official league sites in near real time: drop into any region to see the full standings table, scrollable week-by-week schedule, completed match scores, and the team and player statistics that the league publishes upstream.

The Format

How an MPL season plays out

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Regular Season

The region's franchise teams play a double round-robin across roughly eight weeks. Best-of-three series determine match wins, ties broken by game wins, head-to-head, and net game difference.

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Playoffs

The top six regular-season teams enter a double-elimination bracket. Upper Bracket teams play Best-of-Five, Lower Bracket teams fight elimination Best-of-Five matches.

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Step 03

Grand Finals

A Best-of-Seven Grand Final crowns the split champion in front of a live arena audience. The runner-up typically secures the second international slot.

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International Stage

Champion and finalists graduate to the Mid-Season Cup (MSC) and the year-end M-Series World Championship, where regional rivalries become global ones.

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Inside the Circuits

A closer look at each MPL region

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MPL Indonesia

Asia's flagship league

MPL Indonesia is the most-watched MLBB league in the world. Regular-season broadcasts routinely peak at millions of concurrent viewers, and the playoffs run in front of packed arenas in Jakarta. Indonesian teams have produced more international titles than any other circuit, anchored by names like ONIC, RRQ Hoshi, EVOS Legends, and Alter Ego.

  • Largest concurrent viewership in MLBB esports
  • Multiple M-Series World Championship titles
  • 9 franchise teams competing across two splits per year
MPL Indonesia Season 18 standings & schedule
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MPL Philippines

Talent factory

MPL Philippines is the development engine of competitive MLBB. The PH scene has won back-to-back MSC titles in recent years through orgs like Blacklist International, ECHO, and Falcons AP Bren, and is famous for producing star carries who break out at international LANs. Matches are played live from venues in Pasig and Manila across two splits a year.

  • Multiple Mid-Season Cup (MSC) champions
  • Densest pool of decorated MLBB players in the world
  • 8 teams compete in a double round-robin regular season
MPL Philippines Season 18 standings & schedule
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MPL Malaysia

Franchise era

MPL Malaysia entered a full franchise era in 2026, attracting international organisations alongside homegrown powerhouses. Selangor Red Giants, the esports division of historic Selangor FC, dominated four consecutive MPL MY titles and captured Malaysia's first international MLBB championship at MSC 2024. Malaysia previously hosted the M1 and M6 World Championships.

  • Franchise league launched in Season 17 (2026)
  • Hosted M1 (2019) and M6 (2024) World Championships
  • Selangor Red Giants: four-time domestic champions
MPL Malaysia Season 18 standings & schedule

Official MPL Websites

All data on this page is sourced from the official league websites above and refreshed automatically.