The first international tournament Mobile Legends of the year has begun. The best professional teams in the region will compete in two leagues: North and South. The north server starts on March 4 and the south has scheduled the initial shot for March 5.
There will be eight teams in each region that will compete in seven days in a format all against all in Bo2 or better than two games. Until April 16, the regular season will be extended and then we will see the playoffs or playoffs.
MOONTON Games seeks to “maintain and improve the international results of Latino organizations, and unite the community” with this format change in 2023. These are the teams participating in the northern split:
Ignis Esports (Mexico), STMN Esports (Mexico), Estorm (Mexico), Monterrey Esports (Mexico), Nectar (Mexico), New Wave Colombia, GMX Colombia and Rivals (Colombia).
Matches on March 4, 2023
- STORM vs. Nectar
- IGNIS Esports vs. MTY Esports
- STMN Esports vs. Rivals
- GMX Colombia vs. New Wave Colombia
Remember that you can follow the tournament through the links of the Mobile Legends Bang Bang social networks: TikTok, Facebook and Youtube.
As for the southern server, we will have the following teams in the competition: A17 (Bolivia), DreamMax Ice (Argentina), New Wave Argentina, Komdrak (Peru), Warriors Team (Peru), Infamous (Peru), S11 Gaming Argentina and Íntimos (Peru).
#CaminoALaCima: Competitive Circuit 2023
The Mobile Legends: Bang Bang competitive circuit returns this year with a revamped format, so the road to qualifying for the M5 World Championship will be much more exciting.
The year starts with the divided Opening of the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang LATAM Super League North and South, which inaugurates the project to be played in both regions. This edition of the league will have a $25,000 prize pool for the northern region and $30,000 for the southern region. In addition, the six best participants of both competitions will obtain a quota to dispute the divided closing.
In the second half of the year, the divided of the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang LATAM Super League North and South will be present, with a very similar format and with the six participating teams of the Apertura edition. For this season, the northern region will continue to have a prize pool of US$25,000, while in the South, the prize pool will be as high as US$40,000.
Finally, the three best teams from the north plus the three best from the south and the MPL Brazilwill compete in the LATAM League for a prize pool of $60,000 dollars and three places will be disputed for the classification to the M5 World Championship from Mobile Legends: Bang Bang.
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