International gaming developer and publisher MOONTON Games announces its partnership with Game Cast Network (GCN) to establish Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB) Myanmar Super League (MSL), the country's first-ever professional league for MLBB. MSL aims to build a more structured platform for young MLBB athletes in Myanmar to fulfill their talents and pursue their dreams to compete in international tournaments.
Devin Chen, MOONTON Games Esports Manager of Myanmar and Mekong, said, "With the launch of MSL, we hope to establish the foundation of MLBB esports in Myanmar. This allows young athletes to compete in a more proper league format, improve their gaming skills, and provide opportunities for local talents such as content creators, hosts, and casters. The launch of MSL will inspire the MLBB communities in Myanmar and expand its ecosystem, with more matches to watch and offline events for fans to enjoy the charm of MLBB esports."
"Creating MSL is an exciting step for us at Game Cast Network. We have had the privilege of working with MOONTON Games since 2017 and hosting MPL Myanmar Seasons 3 to 5 from 2019 to 2020. Our goal has always been to support the local esports community and create events that players and fans are proud to be a part of. With MSL, we aim to showcase talent in Myanmar while delivering an unforgettable experience with our partners. We are looking forward to an incredible season and can’t wait to see the community come together for this," said Sai Kaung Htet Thu, GCN Operation Director.
MSL's first season is scheduled to launch on 14 March 2025. Starting today, the league opens the registrations for its Open Qualifiers Round. See the detailed schedule below:
The winning team gets the biggest share of the prize pool worth USD 10,000 and qualifies for the upcoming MLBB Mid Season Cup (MSC) featured in the annual Esports World Cup (EWC).
For its inaugural season, MSL has already received immense support popular smartphone brand Infinix, as the presenting partner of MSL in 2025. Infinix will provide the tournament Infinix GT 20 units as the official gaming phone.
Myanmar has accomplished multiple achievements in MLBB's official international tournaments such as the MSC and M World Series. In 2021, Burmese Ghouls won 1st runner-up in the M2 World Championship held in Singapore. In the recent M6 hosted in Malaysia in 2024, Falcon Esports made it to the Top 6.
