MLBB M6 World Championship | Schedule, Teams & Standings

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Guess what time it is? The pinnacle of competitive Mobile Legends: Bang Bang esports, the M6 World Championship, is now just days away! Officially kicking off on November 28 after the Wildcard Stage, sixteen of the world's top teams will battle it out for a slice of the massive $1M prize pool and the coveted title of the best team on the planet.

Since reigning world champs Falcons AP.Bren didn't make the cut in MPL PH, we're guaranteed to see a new world champion rise to glory on the epic battlegrounds of Kuala Lumpur, as the M Series returns to its roots. But hey, in the unpredictable world of MLBB, anything can happen at the Grand Final!

So stick around for our comprehensive MLBB M6 World Championship guide. We've got you covered with everything you need to know—from the format and match schedule to the full lineup of teams and updated standings.

M6 World Championship: Format

The M6 Mobile Legends World Championship, powered by Moonton Games, is here for its thrilling sixth iteration. This epic tournament kicks off with the Wildcard Round on November 21, with the main event beginning on November 28.

Here's the complete format breakdown covering all three main phases of the tournament.

Wildcard Round (November 21 - 24)

• Eight Wildcard teams are randomly drawn into two groups, single round-robin
• All matches are played Bo3 in the Wildcard Stage
• The top team from each group advance to the Decider Stage, with the two teams playing in Bo5 Decider Match
• Only the winner will advance to the M6 Swiss Stage

Swiss Stage (November 28 - December 5)

(Previously known as the Group Stage)

• Sixteen teams play in a Swiss format with five rounds, mostly played as Bo3
• In Round 1, the 16 teams will randomly match and play a Bo1 match
• In Round 2, the eight teams that have 1-0 will randomly match, likewise with the teams that have 0-1
• In Round 3, the four teams with 2-0 randomly match, the teams with 1-1 randomly match, and the teams with 0-2 randomly match, with the loser being eliminated
• In Round 4, the six teams with 2-1 will randomly match, and winners will advance to the Knockout Stage. Meanwhile, the six teams with 1-2 will randomly matched, and the loser will be eliminated from the event
• Round 5 is the final round, with all teams holding a 2-2 record being paired up. The winners will advance to the Knockout Stage, while the losers are eliminated

Knockout Stage (December 9 - 17)

• Eight teams compete in a double-elimination bracket
• All matches are played Bo5, except the Upper Bracket QFs (Bo3) and Grand Final (Bo7)
• The winner takes home the lion's share of $1,000,000

M6 World Championship: Competing Teams

While technically 23 teams participate in the MLBB M6 World Championship, only sixteen will compete in the main event. This structure mirrors the League of Legends World Championship format, where initial stages determine the final contenders.

Fan favorites Fnatic ONIC PH and Aurora Gaming both look poised to bring home the trophy for the Philippines as M5 World Championship winners Falcons AP.Bren failed to qualify in MPL Philippines Season 14.

Without further ado, here's all the teams competing in the M6 World Championship, including how they qualified.

Swiss Stage Qualified Teams

These teams have secured direct entry into the main event and will compete for the championship title, including major regions like MPL Indonesia, MPL Singapore, and MPL Malaysia.

• Fnatic ONIC PH (MPL PH Season 14)
• Aurora Gaming (MPL PH Season 14)
• Team Liquid ID (MPL ID Season 14)
• Selangor Red Giants (MPL MY Season 14)
• Team Vamos (MPL MY Season 14)
• RRQ Hoshi (MPL ID Season 14)
• NIP Flash (MPL Season G S8)
• CFU Gaming (MPL KH Season 7)
• BloodThirstyKings (NACT 2024 Fall)
• Team Spirit (MCC Season 4)
• S2G Esports (MTC Season 4)
• Maycam Evolve (MPL LATAM Season 2)
• Twisted Minds (MPL Mena Season 6)
• Keep Best Gaming (M6 China Qualifier)
• Falcon Esports (Myanmar Qualifier)

Wildcard Round Teams

These teams will battle in the Wildcard Stage, with the just one Wild Card team slot available in the main event.

• Legion Esports (MCC Mekong Season 4)
• Niightmare Esports (MCC Mekong Season 4)
• Insilio (MCC Season 4)
• ULFHEDNAR (MTC Season 4)
• RRQ Akira (MPL LATAM Season 2)
• Geekay Esports (MPL MENA Season 6)
• DFYG (China Qualifier)
• The MongolZ (ENC Mongolia)

M6 World Championship: Schedule

The M6 World Championship is set to deliver a month of high-stakes action, starting with the Wildcard Stage on November 21 and culminating in the Grand Finals on December 14.

All times listed for every stage will be in PHT, and match winners will be highlighted in bold so you know which teams are on fire as the tournament progresses. Stay tuned for live updates, match schedules, and detailed results as the M6 Championship unfolds.

M6 World Championship: Wildcard Stage Schedule

Before we get into the Wildcard part of the competition, we'll show how the teams are divided into their respective groups.

• Group A: DFYG, Geekay Esports, Niightmare Esports, ULFHEDNAR
• Group B: Insilio, Legion Esports, RRQ Akira, The MongolZ

November 21

• 2:00 PM: Niightmare Esports vs. DFYG
• 4:00 PM: Legion Esports vs. Insilio
• 6:00 PM: ULFHEDNAR vs. Geekay Esports
• 8:00 PM: The MongolZ vs. RRQ Akira

November 22

• 2:00 PM: The MongolZ vs. Insilio
• 4:00 PM: Geekay Esports vs. DFYG
• 6:00 PM: Niightmare Esports vs. ULFHEDNAR
• 8:00 PM: RRQ Akira vs. Legion Esports

November 23

• 2:00 PM: Geekay Esports vs. Niightmare Esports
• 4:00 PM: Legion Esports vs. The MongolZ
• 6:00 PM: RRQ Akira vs. Insilio
• 8:00 PM: DFYG vs. ULFHEDNAR

November 24 - Wildcard Decider

• 5:00 PM: ULFHEDNAR vs. Insilio

M6 World Championship: Swiss Stage Schedule

With ULFHEDNAR safely through to the Swiss Stage, we know now all teams competing in the main event, starting on November 28. We'll update this section as we progress further into the tournament, so stay tuned!

Round 1: November 28 (Bo1)

• 2:00 PM: Selangor Red Giants vs. S2G Esports
• 3:00 PM: BloodThirstyKings vs. ULFHEDNAR
• 4:00 PM: NIP Flash vs. CFU Gaming
• 5:00 PM: Team Spirit vs. Maycam Evolve
• 6:00 PM: Twisted Minds vs. Team Vamos
• 7:00 PM: Aurora Gaming vs. Falcon Esports
• 8:00 PM: RRQ Hoshi vs. Keep Best Gaming
• 9:00 PM: Fnatic ONIC PH vs. Team Liquid ID

Round 2: November 29 (High 1-0 - Bo1)

• 2:30 PM: BloodThirstyKings vs. S2G Esports
• 3:30 PM: Twisted Minds vs. Falcon Esports
• 8:30 PM: CFU Gaming vs. Fnatic ONIC PH
• 5:00 PM: RRQ Hoshi vs. Team Spirit

Round 2: November 29 (Low 0-1 - Bo1)

• 4:30 PM: Team Vamos vs. Maycam Evolve
• 5:30 PM: Aurora Gaming vs. NIP Flash
• 6:30 PM: Team Liquid ID vs. Keep Best Gaming
• 7:30 PM: Selangor Red Giants vs. ULFHEDNAR

Round 3: November 30 (Low 0-2 - Bo3)

• 2:00 PM: Keep Best Gaming vs. Maycam Evolve

Round 3: November 30 (Mid 1-1 - Bo1)

• 4:00 PM: NIP Flash vs. S2G Esports
• 5:00 PM: Falcon Esports vs. Selangor Red Giants

Round 3: November 30 (High 2-0 - Bo3)

• 7:00 PM: Twisted Minds vs. RRQ Hoshi

Round 3: December 1 (Low 0-2 - Bo3)

• 2:00 PM: Aurora Gaming vs. ULFHEDNAR

Round 3: December 1 (Mid 1-1 - Bo1)

• 4:00 PM: Team Vamos vs. CFU Gaming
• 5:00 PM: Team Liquid ID vs. Team Spirit

Round 3: December 1 (High 2-0 - Bo3)

• 7:00 PM: Fnatic ONIC PH vs. BloodThirstyKings

Round 4: December 3 (High 2-1 - Bo3)

• 3:00 PM: Twisted Minds vs. NIP Flash
• 5:00 PM: BloodThirstyKings vs. Falcon Esports
• 7:00 PM: Team Spirit vs. CFU Gaming

Round 4: December 4 (Low 1-2 - Bo3)

• 3:00 PM: Team Vamos vs. S2G Esports
• 5:00 PM: Keep Best Gaming vs. Selangor Red Giants
• 7:00 PM: Team Liquid ID vs. Aurora Gaming

Round 5: December 5 (2-2 - Bo3)

• 3:00 PM
• 5:00 PM
• 7:00 PM

M6 World Championship: Knockout Stage Schedule

Upper Bracket Quarterfinals - December 7

• 2:00 PM
• 4:00 PM
• 6:00 PM
• 8:00 PM

Upper Bracket Semifinals - December 8

• 3:00 PM
• 6:00 PM

Lower Bracket Round 1 - December 10

• 3:00 PM
• 6:00 PM

Lower Bracket Quarterfinals - December 11

• 11:00 AM
• 3:00 PM

Upper Bracket Final - December 11

• 6:00 PM

Lower Bracket Semifinal - December 14

• 3:00 PM

Lower Bracket Final - November 14

• 6:00 PM

Grand Final - December 15

• 5:00 PM

M6 World Championship: Where To Watch

The M6 World Championship returns to its roots—Malaysia, the host of the first-ever M World Championship! This year, the stakes are higher than ever with the prize pool boosted to a massive $1,000,000 USD, a prize pool increase of $100,000 from last year.

Most matches will unfold at the IOI Grand Exhibition and Convention Center, setting the stage for epic clashes. The Grand Finals, however, will be hosted at the legendary Axiata Arena. Tickets are still on sale, so don't miss your chance to witness the action live, available through official Moonton Games vendors.

Can't make it in person? NP! Catch every match streamed live in English on all official Mobile Legends: Bang Bang platforms. Wherever you are, you won't miss a second of the action.

• YouTube
• Facebook
• TikTok

For region-specific live streams, broadcasts will be available for Indonesia, the Middle East, Singapore, the Philippines, Cambodia, Vietnam, and Portuguese-speaking regions. A complete list of broadcast destinations is also available via the official Liquidpedia page.

M6 World Championship: Overall Standings & Prize Pool Distribution

That's all for now on the MLBB M6 World Championship—the biggest event on the MLBB esports calendar! Who will be crowned the 2024 world champions? Stay tuned as we update this page with the latest match results, schedule changes, and standings.

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