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MLBB x OPPO Smooth Legend Cup APAC Grand Finals to take place in Jakarta

The MLBB x OPPO Smooth Legend Cup APAC Grand Finals in Jakarta will feature legendary and grassroots teams competing for a US$76,500 prize.

Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB), one of the world’s most popular Multiplayer Online Battle Arena games, is joining forces with global smartphone brand OPPO to host the MLBB x OPPO Smooth Legend Cup APAC Grand Finals. Set to take place from 27 to 29 March, the highly anticipated event will be held at Gandaria City Mall in Jakarta.

This tournament will feature legendary ex-professional teams and grassroots champions from Malaysia, Indonesia, Cambodia, the Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand, competing for a US$76,500 prize pool. All matches will be played on the OPPO Reno13 5G, a device designed to provide seamless, high-performance gaming, ensuring players can compete at their best without worrying about lag or performance issues.

Legendary teams reunite for the ultimate showdown

The Legendary Team APAC Grand Finals will bring together former MLBB professional players as they battle for a US$52,500 prize pool. Each of the six nations will be represented by a team made up of high-profile ex-professionals, giving longtime fans a chance to see some of the most celebrated players back in action.

One of the most exciting highlights will be the return of IDONOTSLEEP, the first-ever champions of the Mobile Legends: Southeast Asia Cup, now rebranded as the MLBB Mid-Season Cup.

Here’s a look at the legendary teams representing each country:

CountryTeam Members
ThailandFramezy (Team Leader), May, Ampzy, Izy, and Azy
MalaysiaOmbong (Team Leader), 2ez4Jepv, Obot, Saiful, and Rush
SingaporeOhDeerBambi (Team Leader), Aeon, Pokemon, Potato, and Remaniscent
PhilippinesRafflesia (Team Leader), Jeffqt4ever, Dysania, Killuash, and kambs
PhilippinesBenthings (Team Leader), Yakou, Scyte, Fuzaken, and Eyon
IndonesiaLuminaire (Team Leader), Wann, Caramel, Pica, and Rexxy
IndonesiaClayyy (Team Leader), Tuturu, Liam, AyamJAGO, and Banana
CambodiaCatGod (Team Leader), LEEXIN, ATM, ATEV, and HENGLOL

Grassroots teams take centre stage

The Grassroots Team APAC Grand Finals will be the largest grassroots tournament in MLBB’s history. Nearly 300 teams from Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, the Philippines, Indonesia, and Cambodia participated in the local qualifiers, which were held at OPPO retail stores. Now, the top grassroots teams will represent their nations, competing for a US$24,000 prize pool.

Separate awards will be presented for both the Legendary and Grassroots teams, recognising excellence at every level of competition.

Eric Wu, senior partnerships manager, esports ecosystem at MOONTON Games, shared his thoughts on the tournament, “The MLBB x OPPO Smooth Legend Grand Finals is a celebration of emerging and veteran esports talent across Southeast Asia. This largest-ever grassroots event highlights the importance of fostering grassroots teams and ecosystems. By supporting these rising stars and bringing back legendary ex-professional players, MOONTON Games is not only celebrating the rich history of MLBB esports but also paving the way for the next generation of talent to thrive and make their mark on the global stage.”

Win exclusive prizes at the Grand Finals

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Fans attending the MLBB x OPPO Smooth Legend Grand Finals at Gandaria City Mall can take part in fun, interactive activities and win exclusive prizes, including 5,000 MLBB Diamonds and limited-edition OPPO x MLBB gift boxes. These special gift boxes contain:

  • OPPO x MLBB Co-Branded Mystic Sea Ollie
  • MLBB New Skin Redemption Card (with a chance to win a Special or Zenith hero skin)
  • MLBB Official Phone Stand

Additionally, spectators will have the chance to win MLBB skins, tournament chests (worth up to 899 Diamonds), and more, with daily giveaways at the event venue.

For those unable to attend in person, the Grand Finals will be live-streamed on OPPO Singapore’s YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok accounts, where viewers can also win MLBB in-game rewards.

Whether you’re a die-hard MLBB fan or just enjoy esports, this tournament is one not to be missed.

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