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EsportsGlobalfounded 2016

Moonton — MLBB Esports

Moonton — MLBB Esports is the tournament organizer for Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, a mobile game with a large competitive following in Southeast Asia. Its events include the regional Mobile Legends Professional League (MPL) and the annual M-Series world championships, with the M5 World Championship in 2023 as a flagship broadcast. Matches are streamed on YouTube, Facebook, and TikTok and have drawn peak audiences of around 4–5 million viewers, ranking second among esports world championships after the League of Legends World Championship.

$1.9M
total prize money
16.2M
public audience
6 official accounts
5.4M
largest public channel
Facebook · MLBBEsportsOfficial
6
official accounts
5 platforms tracked
$1.9M
total prize money

Combined public prize pool / prize money signal.

Audience and reach

How many people follow the team

Official accounts across platforms: brand, per-game and language-specific channels. Size and content reach are separated.

16,210,445
total subscribers

Raw platform totals; not deduplicated across channels.

PlatformAccountSubscribersNote
FacebookMLBBEsportsOfficial5 400 000
TikTokmlbbesports_official5 200 000
YouTube@mlbbesportsofficial2 410 000
Instagrammlbbesports_official792 282
X / Twittermlbbesports_en18 163
YouTube@MPLPhilippines2 390 000

Content reach

5.4M
Facebook · MLBBEsportsOfficial
5.2M
TikTok · mlbbesports_official
2.4M
YouTube · @mlbbesportsofficial
792.3K
Instagram · mlbbesports_official
18.2K
X / Twitter · mlbbesports_en
2.4M
YouTube · @MPLPhilippines

Demand signals

5,067,107
peak viewers
M5 World Championship 2023
5,067,107
M5 World Championship 2023 peak
ONIC vs AP.Bren
4,129,026
M6 World Championship 2024 peak
2nd most-watched tournament of 2024 globally
4,008,662
MPL Indonesia Season 14 (2024) peak
most-watched MPL
2,900,000
MPL Indonesia Season 17 (2025) peak
117,000,000
Broadcast hours watched
M5 World Championship 2023
3 properties
Portfolio
M-Series World Championship · M5 (2023) · MPL (franchised leagues)
Sporting weight

Prize money and disciplines

A team may compete in several disciplines. Weight is split by game to show where the team is strongest.

Global
Region · Global
2016
Year founded
Prize money by discipline2 games · total $1.9M
M6 World Championship (2024)
$1M
M5 World Championship (2023)
$900K

Prize money is split by discipline.

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