MLBB CN Pre-Season Invitational puts China’s best Mobile Legends teams to the test

Battle of the rising talents.

Correction at March 21, 7:30 p.m. (GMT+8): Moonton Games has retracted their previous statement, and clarified that the MLBB Chinese server has not yet been released.

The fight is on!

Moonton Games is intensifying its efforts to grow theMobile Legends: Bang Bangesports scene in China with the the MLBB CN Pre-Season Invitational.

The first stage of the tournament, which happens fromMarch 21 to 31, 2024, features eight invited Chinese teams, including some of the biggest esports organizations in China such asJDG GamingandNova Esports.

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Eight teams battle it out in the MLBB CN Pre-Season Invitational

According to MLBB CN Esports region head Mike Chu, they have a lot of things planned for the game’s esports ecosystem in the country, starting with the launch of this tournament.

“We will strive to provide professional opportunities to grassroots and professional Chinese players, showcasing the growth, strength, and potential of Chinese esports to an audience of over one billion global players,” he wrote.

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The tournament is divided into two stages. The top-ranked teams on the second stage qualifies for theMobile Legends Mid-Season Cup 2024(MSC 2024) China qualifier.

In the qualifier, they compete to get two slots at MSC 2024, where a staggering US$3,000,000 prize pool awaits.

XYG roster for China Pre-Season Invitational: Stage 1

The second stage of the MLBB CN Pre-Season Invitational starts on April, while the MSC 2024 tournament begins on onJune 28, 2024.

Fans can watch the livestream on the following livestream services.

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