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Twelve teams will lock horns, but only one can earn the title of champions. Who will it be?
After two years, the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB) Southeast Asia Cup (MSC) 2022 is set to return as a LAN event in front of a live audience. It will take place from June 11 to 19 at the Malaysia International Trade and Exhibition Center in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
The 2020 edition of the MSC was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, while, last year, it was moved to an online format for safety reasons.
Twelve of SEA’s best MLBB teams will compete in the MSC 2022 for the title of champions and a share of the $300,000 prize pool. For fans in Malaysia, the tickets to the event are currently live on theofficial website. Here is everything you need to know about the MSC 2022.
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MLBB Southeast Asia Cup’s format explained
The MSC 2022 will happen across two stages, the group stage and the playoffs. The group stage will take place on June 11 and 12 while the playoffs will happen on June 14 to 19.
Who are the teams competing for the trophy?
The winners and runners up from each of the five MLBB Professional Leagues (MPL) last season are competing in the MSC 2022. Two more teams have made it through the Myanmar qualifier and Mekong qualifier, respectively.
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MSC 2022 Group Draw Result
The group draw for the MSC 2022 was held on May 26. The groups are as follows.
Where to watch the MSC 2022?
You can tune into the MSC 2022 in multiple languages on Mobile Legends: Bang Bang’sYouTube,Twitch, andFacebookhandles. The tournament will be broadcasted in English, Filipino, Cambodian, Malay, Thai, Bahasa, and Burmese.
Moonton is partnering with Malaysia’s Ministry of Youth and Sports for the MSC 2022
Moonton, the developer of MLBB, is partnering with Malaysia’s Ministry of Youth and Sports as a part of the latter’s strategic plan for esports development 2020 - 2025.
“Held for the very first time in Malaysia, MSC 2022 is in line with the Ministry of Youth and Sports (KBS)’s Strategic Plan for Esports Development 2020 – 2025, to expand and support regional esports tournaments. Malaysia has produced many talented esports professionals who have flourished well in international and local competitions. MSC 2022 will help to propel Malaysia’s esports ecosystem to new heights, well in line with our vision as a vibrant esports hub to nurture our locals to become world-renowned esports athletes.”
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