News & Reviews:   tournament

Next month, the world's most popular sports tournament will return, but Malaysians had to wait a very long time to see which local platform would be the official broadcaster. The air is cleared now, as Astro Malaysia officially confirmed that it will no longer be the primary broadcaster for the FIFA World Cup 2026. The move ends Astro’s uninterrupted 20-year run as the tournament’s home in Malaysia.

Yoodo has officially announced that you could stand a chance to win prizes worth up to RM3600 when you compete in games such as PUBG Mobile and Mobile Legends: Bang Bang with their Yoodo Stay At Home Cup. The online qualifier for the PUBG Mobile Stay At Home starts on 13 May and 14 May 2020, while the grand finals will be held on 15 May 2020.

The Mobile Legends World Championship (M1) is arguably one of the largest MLBB esports tournament to be held in Malaysia, and it starts from 15 November until 17 November 2019. For those who were unable to attend, they can also catch the aforementioned tournament via livestream on Youtube, which is the rival of Facebook.

Lenovo has recently announced the Legion of Champions esports tournament happening from 5 November 2019 until 27 January 2020, and it will have a combined prize pool of up to USD89100(~RM372687). For this year, Legion of Champions will include esports titles such as PLAYERUNKNOWN’S BATTLEGROUND as well as Counter-Strike: Global Offensive.

Today, Yoodo has announced that they will be hosting the first-ever PUBG MOBILE Campus Championship (PMCC) 2019 to several universities and colleges across the nation. The tournament will kick off from 24 September onwards in 7 separate regional qualifiers and finals.

From 24 August until 29 September 2019, the 4th season of the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Professional League for Malaysia and Singapore will be happening with up to RM415000 prize pool to be won. The tournament will be aired live on Mobile Legends: Bang Bang facebook page every Saturday and Sunday from 4PM onwards, if you’re interested in watching the live stream.

Raja Futsal by Digi and Vivo is offering up to RM100000, RM20000 and RM2500 prize in cash for the top 4 teams of the tournament. Not only that, there will be additional cash prizes, medals and merchandises for teams that made it to top 4 during the state level qualifiers.

Raja Futsal by Digi and Vivo is offering up to RM100000, RM20000 and RM2500 prize in cash for the top 4 teams of the tournament. Not only that, there will be additional cash prizes, medals and merchandises for teams that made it to top 4 during the state level qualifiers.