The much-anticipated ESL Snapdragon MLBB Pro Series Mobile Masters 2025 is set to commence on April 7, bringing together twelve elite teams from around the globe to compete for a staggering prize pool of $200,000. This electrifying tournament will unfold at the Tennis Indoor Stadium in Senayan, Jakarta, Indonesia, over an exhilarating seven-day period.
This year’s competition is particularly enticing, featuring a diverse roster of teams. Among them, one will hail from the host nation, Indonesia, and the Chinese Qualifier will also participate. Additionally, there will be five representatives from the APAC Challenge Finals, three from the EMEA Challenge Finals, and two from the LATA Challenge Finals.
Overview of the Tournament Structure
The Group Stage is scheduled from April 7 to 9, where the twelve competing teams will be partitioned into two groups, engaging in a single round-robin format. The top three teams from each group will then progress to the Playoffs, set to take place from April 11 to 13, vying for the coveted championship trophy.
Competing Teams in the MLBB Mobile Masters 2025
- Team Liquid (Indonesia)
- Bigetron Esports (Indonesia)
- ONIC (Indonesia)
- RRQ Hoshi (Indonesia)
- ONIC Philippines (Philippines)
- Team Falcons PH (Philippines)
- Aurora Türkiye (Turkey)
- Papara Supermassive (Turkey)
- Team Falcons (EMENA)
- YBinGame (China)
- Influence Rage (LATAM)
- Alpha 7 (LATAM)
Prize Pool Breakdown
The tournament boasts a substantial prize pool, with the champions set to receive $80,000—40% of the total funds. Here’s a detailed breakdown:
- First Place – $80,000
- Second Place – $40,000
- Third Place – $20,000
- Fourth Place – $20,000
- Fifth Place – $11,000
- Sixth Place – $11,000
- Seventh Place – $6,000
- Eighth Place – $6,000
- Ninth Place – $2,000
- 10th Place – $2,000
- 11th Place – $1,000
- 12th Place – $1,000
Viewing Options
Fans eager to catch all the action can watch the Mobile Masters 2025 stream live in multiple languages across MLBB Esports’ official YouTube, Twitch, and Facebook channels, starting from 1 PM IST.
For direct access to the live stream, click here: Watch Live
In a significant nod to the host nation, Team Liquid has earned direct qualification to the Mobile Masters 2025. Furthermore, ONIC Philippines and ONIC Indonesia secured the top two spots at the APAC Challenge Finals, while Team Falcons, Bigetron, and RRQ Hoshi were recognized for their impressive performances, finishing fourth through sixth respectively.
On the LATAM front, Alpha 7 and Influence Rage triumphed in their Challenge Finals, securing their participation in this premier event. In the EMEA Challenge Finals, Aurora, Papara, and Team Falcons emerged as the top three teams, while YBin Game won their spot through the Chinese Qualifiers, showcasing the international talent present in this year’s competition.