Organizer
MOONTON identifies M1 as the inaugural edition.[1]
Tournament edition
M1 World Championship
The inaugural MLBB M Series World Championship was held in Kuala Lumpur in November 2019, with 16 teams from 14 countries; EVOS Legends won the title.
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Competition snapshot
Host and dates
Axiata Arena, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia · Nov 10–17, 2019
Dates and venue cross-checked against Liquipedia.[3]
Champion
EVOS Legends
Official MOONTON history.[1]
Combined prize pool
USD 250,000
Liquipedia event record.[3]
Games
Official M Series game.[1]
Participant scale
16 teams from 14 countries
MOONTON's official series history.[1]
CategoryPartnerCommercial note
Category
Organizer
Partner
MOONTON GamesCommercial note
Organizer · Recorded in the 2019 edition.[1]
Category
Official Partner
Partner
U MobileCommercial note
Main sponsor · Recorded in the 2019 edition.[5]
Category
Media Partner
Partner
YouTube GamingCommercial note
Official live-streaming platform · Recorded in the 2019 edition.[5]
Reach & distribution
Audience
Distribution
Official broadcast
Matches streamed live on YouTube Gaming.[6]
PTG Database Analysis
MOONTON’s English and Chinese esports histories both identify M1 as the first MLBB World Championship, held at Axiata Arena in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, in November 2019, with 16 teams representing 14 countries. Both list EVOS Legends as champion. The exact dates and prize pool are cross-checked against Liquipedia, a secondary tournament database.[1][3][4]
MOONTON’s Japanese-language announcement identifies U Mobile as the main sponsor and YouTube Gaming as the official live-streaming platform.[6]
The Participants tab links all verified entrants to canonical PTG Mobile Legends Team pages.
References6
- [1]MOONTON Games Esports — M Series history — MOONTON Games
- [2]M1 World Championship — Liquipedia — Liquipedia
- [3]决胜巅峰赛事历史 — MOONTON Games — MOONTON Games
- [4]Mobile Legends World Championship (M1 2019) groups revealed — ONE Esports
- [5]史上初のモバイルレジェンド世界選手権 2019 (M1)が開催 — Shanghai Moonton Technology Co., Ltd.
- [6]M6 World Championship venue officially unveiled — MOONTON Games
Commercial opportunities
Main sponsor
U Mobile was named M1's main sponsor by MOONTON in its Japanese-language announcement.[5]
Official live-streaming platform
MOONTON named YouTube Gaming as the platform for the official live broadcast of M1 matches.[6]
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