Organizer
M2 was co-organized with SCOGA.[2]
Tournament edition
M2 World Championship
M2 was held in Singapore behind closed doors in January 2021, with 12 teams competing; Bren Esports defeated Burmese Ghouls to win the championship.
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Competition snapshot
Host and dates
Shangri-La Singapore, Singapore · Jan 18–24, 2021
Champion
Bren Esports
Official MOONTON history.[1]
Combined prize pool
USD 300,000
Independent report citing the event announcement.[5]
Games
Official M Series game.[1]
Participant scale
12 teams
Singapore Tourism Board annual report and independent reporting confirm the field size.[6]
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Official Partner
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Singapore Tourism BoardCommercial note
Event support from Singapore Tourism Board · Recorded in the 2021 edition.[2]
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Official Partner
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TUMICommercial note
English-stream partner · Recorded in the 2021 edition.[2]
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Official Partner
Partner
SmartCommercial note
Presenting partner for the Tagalog-language stream · Recorded in the 2021 edition.[2]
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Organizer
Partner
MOONTON GamesCommercial note
Co-organizer · Recorded in the 2021 edition.[2]
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Official Partner
Partner
RazerCommercial note
Official gaming gear partner · Recorded in the 2021 edition.[2]
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Official Partner
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SecretlabCommercial note
English-stream partner · Recorded in the 2021 edition.[2]
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Official Partner
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SamsungCommercial note
Bahasa Indonesia stream sponsor · Recorded in the 2021 edition.[2]
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Official Partner
Commercial note
Supporting agency · Recorded in the 2021 edition.[7]
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Media Partner
Partner
Nimo TVCommercial note
Official broadcaster for the Bahasa Indonesia stream · Recorded in the 2021 edition.[2]
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Presenting Partner
Partner
Telenor GroupCommercial note
Presenting partner for the Burmese-language stream · Recorded in the 2021 edition.[2]
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Media Partner
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MediacorpCommercial note
English-stream partner · Recorded in the 2021 edition.[2]
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Media Partner
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SingtelCommercial note
English-stream partner and network support · Recorded in the 2021 edition.[2]
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Official Partner
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SUTL GlobalCommercial note
English-league partner; venue protection and beverages · Recorded in the 2021 edition.[2]
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Media Partner
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meWATCHCommercial note
Singapore online viewing platform · Recorded in the 2021 edition.[2]
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Cathay CineplexesCommercial note
English-stream partner and in-person screening option · Recorded in the 2021 edition.[2]
PTG Database Analysis
MOONTON and SCOGA held M2 at Shangri-La Singapore in Singapore from Jan. 18–24, 2021, behind closed doors. MOONTON’s official record identifies Bren Esports as champion. The tournament was co-organized with SCOGA, with support from the Singapore Tourism Board and Infocomm Media Development Authority. Razer supplied official gaming gear. Samsung sponsored the Bahasa Indonesia stream, carried by Nimo TV; Smart and Telenor Group presented the Tagalog and Burmese streams. English-stream partners were Cathay Cineplexes, Mediacorp, Secretlab, Singtel, SUTL Global and TUMI. Viewers in Singapore could watch online on meWATCH or at Cathay Cineplexes screenings.[1][2]
The Participants tab links all verified entrants to canonical PTG Mobile Legends Team pages.
References7
- [1]MOONTON Games Esports — M Series history — MOONTON Games
- [2]M2 World Championship announces partners to heighten experience and increase accessibility to fans — MOONTON Games / SCOGA
- [3]决胜巅峰赛事历史 — MOONTON Games — MOONTON Games
- [4]Singapore to host US$300,000 M2 World Championship in January — The Straits Times
- [5]Singapore Tourism Board Annual Report FY2020–2021 — Singapore Tourism Board
- [6]These are the 12 teams that will compete at the Mobile Legends M2 World Championship — ONE Esports
- [7]Singapore to Host Major Global Esports Event Mobile Legends Bang Bang (MLBB) M2 World Championship in January 2021 — MOONTON Games / SCOGA
Commercial opportunities
Broadcast and gaming partners
MOONTON and SCOGA named Razer its official gaming gear partner. Samsung sponsored the Bahasa Indonesia stream and Nimo TV broadcast it; SMART and Telenor presented the Tagalog and Burmese streams, respectively. Cathay Cineplexes, Mediacorp, Secretlab, Singtel, SUTL and TUMI supported the English stream. Singapore viewers could watch online on meWATCH or attend screenings at Cathay Cineplexes. The Singapore Tourism Board and IMDA supported the event.[2]
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