M7世界選手権がインドネシアのジャカルタで開催

The M Series will return to Jakarta, Indonesia, for the M7 World Championship, two years after it was last held there (during M4). M7 World Championship will take place in January 2026, as previously announced during the M6 Summit, MOONTON Games’ annual industry conference held alongside each M Series.

M7 World Championship Jakarta, Indonesia

M7 will commence after the 33rd Southeast Asian (SEA) Games, slated for December 2025. MLBB was recently announced as the Games’ first esports title and is the only esports medal event with male and female divisions. 

Bambang Sunarwibowom, Executive Chairman of the Indonesian Esports Federation (PB ESI), Police Commissioner General (Ret.), said, “We are optimistic that the presence of M7 will provide wider global exposure, introduce the potential of Indonesian talents to the international community, and strengthen Indonesia’s image as the center of Asian esports. No less important, we hope this event can inspire the younger generation to see esports as a future industry that has great opportunities, both as professional athletes, creators, and other supporting professions in the esports ecosystem.”

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New year, New logo, New MLBB region!

On the same day, MOONTON Games unveiled a new logo for MLBB – to symbolize a new chapter of gaming for its fans. The new design incorporates flame-like details on the edges of the logotype, taking inspiration from gamers’ burning passion and competitive spirit. MLBB recently reached a staggering 1.5 billion registrations worldwide. 

Meanwhile, MLBB will be officially launched in China in January 2025. The move anticipates more Chinese players and teams competing in professional and global tournaments next year and becoming a formidable region in MLBB esports. 

MLBB returns to the Esports World Cup 2025

The MLBB Mid Season Cup (MSC) 2025 and MLBB Women’s Invitational (MWI) 2025 were revealed as part of MLBB’s 2025 Roadmap and will be part of the Esports World Cup (EWC). Both events will be sandwiched between each of the MLBB Professional League (MPL) half-yearly esports circuits; the first half of MPLs will run from early March to late June, while the second half will take place from late August to early November.