MOONTON Games has unveiled its 2023 esports roadmap at the inaugural M Summit. The roadmap details the publisher’s major tournament programming for the year.
Among the highlights of the 2023 esports roadmap include the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Professional Leagues from February to April in Singapore, Malaysia, Brazil, Indonesia, Philippines, Cambodia, and the Middle East. Additionally, there are the SEA Games 2023 and MSC 2023 in May and June, respectively.
There’s also the World Cyber Games and Snapdragon Pro Series MLBB in July. The company will close out the year with the M5 World Championship in December.
“Our tournament roadmap for 2023 is our most comprehensive yet, and we hope to introduce more third-party and nationally sanctioned tournaments this year. This is an exciting start for us in a jam-packed 2023, and we are open to working with grassroots-level organizers, to professional developers to provide equal opportunities for passionate esports professionals, fans, and players.”
Ray Ng, MOONTON Games Head of Esports Ecosystem Lead
MOONTON Games 2023 Esports Roadmap
| January | M4 |
| February | Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Women’s Invitational |
| February – May | MPL 1H 2023 – ID, PH, MY, SG, KH, MENA, BR National Leagues and Championships: NACT TR Regional Leagues: MLSL |
| May | SEA Games 2023 |
| June | MSC 2023 |
| July | World Cyber Games Snapdragon Pro Series Challenge Mobile Legends: Bang Bang |
| August – October | MPL 2H 2023 – ID, PH, MY, SG, KH, MENA, BR National Leagues and Championships: NACT TR Regional Leagues: MLSL |
| November | ONE Esports MPL Invitational |
| November – December | M5 World Championship |
The roadmap was launched at the M Summit in Jakarta, Indonesia to bring together esports and gaming professionals to discover various aspects of the industry.
For more information on M Summit, click here. Meanwhile, if you want to stay up to date on the MLBB esports scene, visit the Facebook page.
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