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MPL Malaysia

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MPL Malaysia
GameMobile Legends: Bang Bang
Inaugural season2018 (as MPL MY/SG)
2021 (as MPL MY)
AdministratorMoonton
No. of teams10
CountryMalaysia
Most recent
champion(s)
Selangor Red Giants (4th title)
(Season 16)
Most titlesSelangor Red Giants (4 titles)

The Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Professional League Malaysia, commonly known as MPL Malaysia (MPL MY), is a professional esports league in Malaysia for the multiplayer online battle arena game (MOBA) Mobile Legends: Bang Bang. The league was established in 2018 as MPL MY/SG, combining teams from both Malaysia and Singapore. In 2021, the league was split with the two countries hosting their own independent leagues. MPL Malaysia is considered a continuation of the former MY/SG league, with its first season named "Season 7" while MPL Singapore restarted from "Season 1".

From 2021 to 2025, MPL MY used a promotion and relegation system. Starting in 2026, MPL MY will enter a franchise model similar to MPL Indonesia and MPL Philippines.

History

MPL MY/SG era (2018–2020)

League split (2021–2025)

In 2021, with Singapore beginning to host its own independent league, separating Singaporean teams from Malaysian teams, the league was renamed to MPL Malaysia from Season 7 onwards.[1]

Franchised model (2026–present)

In April 2025, ahead of the 2025 MPL Malaysia season, Fikri Rizal Mahruddin, the esports lead for Moonton in Malaysia, announced that the league could potentially enter a franchised model as part of the league's long-term strategy. Mahruddin stated following its success in MPL Indonesia and MPL Philippines, a franchise model "provides more stability and financial security for teams" and that "all the benefits would bring MPL Malaysia and Malaysian esports to the next level".[2]

On 9 September 2025, it was confirmed that MPL Malaysia would transition into a franchised model beginning in 2026, making Season 16 the last season under the promotion and relegation system, also known as the "legacy format".[3]

Teams

Team First season Roster Staff
Exp Jungler Mid Gold Roamer Manager Head coach Asst. coach / Analyst
All Combo 2026 (S17) — —
Bigetron MY by Vitality 2026 (S17) — —
Invictus Gaming 2026 (S17)[lower-alpha 1] Gojes — —
RRQ Tora 2026 (S17) — —
Selangor Red Giants 2023 (S11) Kramm Sekys Stormie Innocent Yums Arcadia OzoraVeki Winter
Team Flash 2018 (S2)[lower-alpha 2] — KurtTzy SkyZed — —
Team Rey 2024 (S13) — — SaintDeLucaz
Team Vamos 2024 (S14) — Error 404 — —

Results

By season

Key
Season first seed
MLBB Southeast Asia Cup / Mid Season Cup winner
MLBB World Championship winner
Year Season Champion Runner-up Third Fourth Qualified for MSC Qualified for M-Series
MPL MY/SG (2018–2020)
2018 1 Template:Country data SG IDNS SG Template:Country data SG Tyrants Malaysia Mysterious Assassin Malaysia Team Saiyan Template:Country data SG IDNS SG Template:Country data SG Tyrants M-Series wasn't established
2 Malaysia Saiyan Reborn Template:Country data SG EVOS SG Template:Country data SG Flash Tyrants Malaysia Team Saiyan
2019 3 Malaysia Geek Fam Template:Country data SG EVOS SG Template:Country data SG Bigetron Singapore Template:Country data SG Resurgence Malaysia Geek Fam Template:Country data SG EVOS SG Template:Country data SG EVOS SG Malaysia TODAK Malaysia Axis Esports
4 Template:Country data SG EVOS SG Malaysia TODAK Template:Country data SG Resurgence Malaysia Axis Esports
2020 5 Template:Country data SG Resurgence Malaysia Geek Fam Malaysia Orange Esports Reborn Template:Country data SG EVOS SG Cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic Malaysia TODAK Template:Country data SG EVOS SG Template:Country data SG Resurgence
6 Malaysia TODAK Template:Country data SG EVOS SG Malaysia Orange Louvre Esports Template:Country data SG Resurgence
MPL Malaysia (2021–present)
2021 7 RSG Malaysia TODAK Suhaz Esports RED Esports MY RSG Malaysia TODAK Team SMG TODAK N/A
8 Team SMG TODAK Orange Esports Geek Fam
2022 9 TODAK Orange Esports Suhaz Esports Team Caracal TODAK Orange Esports Team HAQ TODAK N/A
10 Team HAQ TODAK Orange Esports RSG Malaysia
2023 11 TODAK Team SMG HomeBois Team Lunatix TODAK N/A HomeBois Team SMG N/A
12 HomeBois Team SMG Red Giants Esports RSG Malaysia
2024 13 Selangor Red Giants HomeBois RSG Malaysia King Empire Selangor Red Giants HomeBois Selangor Red Giants Team Vamos N/A
14 Selangor Red Giants Team Vamos TODAK RED Esports MY
2025 15 SRG.OG HomeBois DXSoul Esports Aero Esports SRG.OG HomeBois SRG.OG CG Esports N/A
16 SRG.OG CG Esports Monster Vicious Team Vamos

Awards

MAL Malaysia

MAL Malaysia
GameMobile Legends: Bang Bang
Inaugural season2024
AdministratorMoonton
CountryMalaysia
Most recent
champion(s)
Ocean Black
(Season 4)

The Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Academy League Malaysia, commonly known as MAL Malaysia (MAL MY), is MPL Malaysia's developmental league, established in 2024.

During its first three seasons, MAL Malaysia was divided into two conferences: the Affiliated Conference, composed of academy and affiliate teams of MPL Malaysia teams, and the Challenger Conference, composed of independent teams. The highest-ranked independent teams in each season earned the opportunity to be promoted to the MPL for the following season.

Starting from season 4, with MPL Malaysia transitioning to a franchised model, the conferences were removed and teams could no longer get promoted to the MPL.

Results

Key
Season first seed
Won qualifier match
Year Season Champion Runner-up Third Fourth Promoted Qualifier match
2024 1 TODAK Legion HomeBois Syndicate Barracuda Beta Miracle Gaming Red Riot DX Originz
2 GamesMY Ace TODAK Legion RED Alpha Kelantan Miracle Gaming Young & Dangerous
2025 3 CG Esports GamesMY Kelantan Team Rey Young AERO Pilo CG Esports GamesMY Kelantan
4 Ocean Black Pixel Esports JP NINERS Stark Origin N/A

Notes

  1. ↑ Invictus Gaming originally competed in China Masters in 2025 before moving to Malaysia in 2026.
  2. ↑ Team Flash originally competed in MPL MY/SG in 2018. They then competed in MPL Singapore from 2021 to 2025 before returning to Malaysia in 2026.

References

  1. ↑ Bashir, Dale (2021-03-11). "MPL Malaysia Season 7 Kicks Off Tomorrow With Entirely New Format". IGN Southeast Asia. Retrieved 2026-02-13.
  2. ↑ Daniels, Tom (2025-04-09). "MPL Malaysia 'seriously considering' a franchise model as part of MLBB growth strategy". Esports Insider. Retrieved 2026-02-13.
  3. ↑ Ahmed, Wasif (2025-09-09). "MLBB confirms franchising for MPL Malaysia from 2026". Esports Insider. Retrieved 2026-02-13.



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