Tournament Rules – Globe PPGL Season 3 – Arena of Valor

PRIZE POOL

Total Prize Pool: PHP 100,000

• Champion: PHP 50,000
• 2^nd Place: PHP 25,000
• 3^rd-4^th Place: PHP 12,500

RULES

1. PLAYER AND TEAM CAPTAIN RESPONSIBILITIES

• Players are responsible for reading tournament rules, team registration and procedures.
• Players are responsible in disseminating all information regarding the qualifiers to their team members.
• Players are responsible for adding their assigned enemy before the scheduled match.
• Team Captains are responsible in gathering their own members prior the start of the match.
• Team Captains are responsible for communicating with marshals for tournament purposes.
• Team Captains are responsible in reporting any match disputes to the marshals within ten (10) minutes of the matches finishing. Valid visual proof is necessary to validate the dispute.
  • Any disputes after the 10-minute mark will be subject to the decision of the marshal whether to pursue or not. Marshals hold the final say regarding the dispute.

2. TOURNAMENT FORMAT

• Matches will be played with a best-of-three mode, via Custom Match (5v5 Tourney) MODE.
• If the match reaches a third game (tie at 1:1); it will still be a Custom Match (5v5 Tourney) MODE.

3. ATTENDANCE

• A match can only start with a full party of five (5) players on each team.
• A team that is missing one or more players will be given a 10-minute grace period, if the respective team is still not complete, that team will be disqualified and forfeit the whole match.
• If the opposing team does not show up during the scheduled match, proof must be presented through screenshots with a timestamp.
  • Timestamps can be done by dragging the tab at the upper screen to show the time on the device.

4. CONNECTION

• If a player gets disconnected during pick and ban phase after everyone has already chosen their heroes, same picks and bans apply.
• If a player is disconnected mid-game, they must reconnect as soon as possible.
• Players are not allowed to pause the game unless instructed by Marshal/Admin and if necessary.

5. CODE OF CONDUCT

Participants must not engage in harassment or hate speech in any form. Appropriate penalties will be dealt to offenders, up to a ban from all future MET events. This includes, but is not limited to:

• Hate speech, offensive behavior, or verbal abuse related to sex, gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, race, ethnicity, disability, physical appearance, body size, age, or religion.
• Stalking or intimidation (physically or online).
• Spamming, raiding, hijacking, or inciting disruption of streams or social media.
• Disregarding Administrator’s directives and decisions.
• Posting or threatening to post other people’s personally identifying information (“doxing”).
• Unwelcome sexual attention. This includes, unwelcome sexualized comments, jokes, and sexual advances.
• Advocating for, or encouraging, any of the above behavior.

6. CHEATING

Cheating does not need be successful to qualify as a violation. Conspiring to cheat is already a violation and will lead to an automatic disqualification for all conspirators. Appropriate penalties will be dealt to offenders, up to a ban from all future MET events. Examples of cheating include, but aren’t limited to:

• Ghosting
• Account Sharing
• Piloting
• Using unauthorized third-party applications mid-game

7. DISCLAIMER

• MET holds exclusive rights to the coverage of any related matches, whereas MET may grant rights to a third-party entity.
• MET holds the right to stream any match from the tournament.
• MET and its staff are the only entities allowed to spectate a match.
• MET holds the rights to change rules as it deems fit.

League of Legends, Tekken 7, and Arena of Valor Confirmed for Third Season of Globe Philippine Pro Gaming League

The country’s biggest multi-platform esports league rages on

The Globe Philippine Pro Gaming League, the Philippines’ biggest mutli-platform esports league, is set to return for a third consecutive season. Budding esports professionals from around the country will once again get the chance to climb the esports ladder to prove to the nation that they have what it takes to stand among the very best players and teams in their respective games. The search for the next generation of esports pros lives on in the third season of the Globe PPGL.

A total of three esports titles have been confirmed for Globe PPGL Season 3; League of Legends (PC), Tekken 7 (Console), and Arena of Valor (Mobile). LoL makes a return after its successful outing in the second season of the league, while Arena of Valor makes a return to the spotlight after its run in the inaugural season of the Globe PPGL. Tekken 7 remains the steadfast constant title to grace the Globe PPGL as it returns for a third consecutive season.

The Globe Philippine Pro Gaming League Season 3 will take place in two stages. Players and teams from around the Philippines will be able to join in any of the qualifiers for their preferred title. The qualifiers for the League of Legends and Arena of Valor legs will take place on September 29 – October 14, 2018 while details on the Tekken 7 qualifiers will take place from October 6, 2018 to November 11, 2018. Eight teams and players will be fielded from all of the qualifiers on the road to the Grand Finals event on November 17-18, 2018 at the Glorietta 2 Activity Center, Makati City.

The third season of the Globe PPGL will feature a combined prize pool of PHP 400,000, up for grabs for any brave rising esport star willing to take on the challenge of the country’s biggest multi-platform esports league. The grand cash prize for each title is only one of the many incentives that budding esports professionals can fight for in the Globe PPGL Season 3.

Prize Pool

LEAGUE OF LEGENDS

• Total: PHP 200,000
• Champions: PHP 100,000
• 2^nd Place: PHP 50,000
• 3^rd-4^th Place: PHP 25,000

ARENA OF VALOR

• Total: PHP 100,000
• Champion: PHP 50,000
• 2^nd Place: PHP 25,000
• 3^rd-4^th Place: PHP 12,500

TEKKEN 7

• Total: PHP 100,000
• Champion: PHP 45,000
• 2^nd Place: PHP 20,000
• 3^rd Place: PHP 12,000
• 4^th Place: PHP 9,000
• 5^th-6^th Place: PHP 4,500
• 7^th-8^th Place: PHP 2,500

The League of Legends and Arena of Valor qualifiers will take place in three major cities; Davao, Iloilo, and Manila, before moving on to the two-day online stage of the qualifiers. The Tekken 7 qualifiers will take place in Cagayan De Oro, Cebu, and Makati.

Tournament Schedule

LEAGUE OF LEGENDS

• September 30,2018: Mineski Infinity Davao Qualifier
• October 7, 2018: Mineski Infinity Iloilo Qualifier
• October 7, 2018: Mineski Infinity Taft Qualifier
• October 13, 2018: Online Qualifiers #1
• October 14, 2018: Online Qualifiers #2
• October 15-21, 2018: Online Playoffs

ARENA OF VALOR

• September 29, 2018: Mineski Infinity Davao Qualifier
• October 6, 2018: Mineski Infinity Iloilo Qualifier
• October 6, 2018: Mineski Infinity Taft Qualifier
• October 13, 2018: Online Qualifiers #1
• October 14, 2018: Online Qualifiers #2
• October 15-21, 2018: Online Playoffs

TEKKEN 7

• October 6, 2018: Cebu Qualifiers
• October 20, 2018: Cagayan De Oro Qualifiers
• November 10, 2018: Metro Manila Qualifiers #1
• November 11, 2018: Metro Manila Qualifiers #2

GRAND FINALS (ALL GAMES)

• November 17-18, 2018
• Glorietta 2 Activity Center, Makati City, Philippines

The Globe Philippine Pro Gaming League Season 3 will officially kick off with the first round of qualifiers for League of Legends and Arena of Valor on September 29-30, 2018 in Davao. All aspiring esports stars are invited to take their chances in the qualifiers in an ultimate test of their skill. The Philippines needs its future generation of esports stars to keep the flame of PH esports alive.

Tournament Rules – MPL-PH Season 2

MPL-PH SEASON 2 TOURNAMENT RULES & REGULATIONS

1. Player Requirement

1. 1. Players below the age of 18 are required to acquire parent’s consent to participate. Link to parental consent form: . Waiver will be checked if the teams qualify for the regular season.
   2. Players are not allowed to join more than 1 team. (1 team per qualifiers and only 1 team for the whole regular season)
   3. Player must be available for all League-related activities they are involved in, including, but not limited to, match days and media appearances.
   4. The act of registering for this League implies full acceptance of all terms, conditions, rules and regulations stated, in its entirety.
   5. All teams representing their countries will need to have at least 3 local citizens and all team members must be physically playing within their represented country (The Philippines).
   6. All members of each team are required to display the Philippine flag in the match lobby.
   7. Clothing Requirements

1.7.1 Competitors shall wear their official team uniforms during the whole MPL contest period, and pre-/post-contest interviews conducted by MPL. All starting team members must wear their uniforms throughout the contest. All jackets and other clothing worn during the contest are subject to checks and rulings by MPL official staff. MPL officials reserve the right of final interpretation on team clothing.

1.7.2 Pants, shoes etc. are not subject to requirements, but all members should wear pants of the same color. MPL officials reserve the right of final interpretation.
1.7.3 Team uniforms shall be designed and provided by the teams themselves. (If a team cannot provide a uniform, one will be provided by the official staff.)
1.7.4 It is recommended that every team has at least two sets of uniforms (short-sleeve, long-sleeve and jacket).
1.7.5 The team logo must be displayed in a prominent position on the uniform.

1.7.6 Teams are permitted to add the logos of their major sponsors within a reasonable amount.

1.7.7 Each team shall provide the MPL officials with their contest uniform at least 10 days in advance for inspection by the MPL Organizing Committee, who also reserve the right to review and suggest changes. Inspection is to ensure uniform meets the minimum style requirements, as well as check the size and location of logos.

1.7.8 If a team has a coach, then he/she shall wear formal clothing during the contest period or when appearing in public events in his/her capacity as an MPL coach.

1.7.9 Identity: Competitors may not cover their faces or attempt to take any action to conceal their identity from MPL officials. Face masks and hats may not be worn. In the event of special circumstances, please inform the organizers in advance to obtain permission.

2. Team Requirement

1. 1. A team must consist of the following members:
      1. 5 main player (Necessary)
      2. 1 Substitute player (Optional)
      3. 1 manager (Optional)
   2. Team ownership is determined by 51% of the team members during registration.
   3. Teams are prohibited to replace any of the registered players (including the reserved player) during non-Roster Shuffle period.
   4. Teams are required to submit a team logo upon qualifying for top 16 during the qualifiers.
   5. Teams are required to produce a team shirt/jersey for their players upon successfully qualifying in the tournament’s regular season. Players are required to wear said shirts during official MPL-PH S2 events at all times.
   6. Only a maximum of 2 teams can represent an organization for the Regular Season.

3. Team Names, Team Tags, and Player Names

1. 1. Teams will be permitted 1 tag for Team Names (consisting of 4 characters) in front of each player’s Hero Name (IGN)    throughout the League. These tags must be upper-case, lower-case letters or numbers 0-9 only.
   2. Names may include upper-case letters, lower-case letters, numbers 0-9, underscores, or single spaces between words only. Player Names must not exceed 12 characters (character count includes spaces and punctuations). If special characters are used, the Organiser reserves the right to simplify them for use during the League. Player Names and Team Names may not contain: vulgarities or obscenities; MLBB hero derivatives or other similar character names; or derivatives of products or services that may create confusion.
   3. All Team Tags, Team Names, and Player Names must be approved by League Official in advance of use in play. Name changes are not allowed except under certain extenuating circumstances, but must be approved by League Officials prior to being used in in League game. All teams will be given a chance to modify if they get a sponsor during the player shuffle period. League Officials have the ability to deny a team name if it does not reflect the professional standards bought by the Organizer and the team will be required to change their name.
   4. By registering, Teams acknowledge that all usage of photos, videos, and any form of recording during the tournament have been given legal consent by the players for media and marketing purposes.

4. Sponsorships

1. 1. Should the sponsorship require a change of team name or team logo, teams must submit the request to the league within the league stipulated team name/logo period.
   2. An Organizer team has the ability to acquire sponsors throughout the League. Sponsorship acquisition is unrestricted but will be subject to the Organizer’s approval. If the sponsor falls under the list of limited categories, then the sponsorship may not be displayed by the players during MPL-PH Season 2. The League Officials have the ability to update the category list at any time. The following is the non-exclusive list of limited sponsor categories:
      1. Gambling Websites: defined as any website that aids or abets the wagering of funds on a sport/esports event and/or allows for the wagering of funds in casino games including poker.
      2. Non-“over-the-counter” drugs
      3. Account sharing/skin selling websites.
      4. Firearms, handguns, or ammunition providers.
      5. Websites displaying or related to pornographic imagery or products.
      6. Products or services from direct competitors of MLBB.
      7. Tobacco products

5. Playoffs / Grand Finals League Format

1. 1. • The top 4 team will be seeded to the upper bracket while the 5th-8th ranked teams will be seeded to the lower bracket.
      • Upper Bracket A = 1st seed VS 4th seed.
      • Upper Bracket B = 2nd seed VS 3rd seed,
      • Lower Bracket C = 5th seed VS 8th seed.
      • Lower Bracket D = 6th seed VS 7th seed.
      • Lower Bracket E = Match C winner VS Match  B loser.
      • Lower Bracket F = Match D winner VS Match A loser.
      • Upper Bracket Finals G = Match A winner VS Match B winner.
      • Lower Bracket H = Match E winner VS Match F winner.
      • Lower Bracket Finals I = Match H winner VS Match G loser.
      • Grand Finals J = Match G winner VS Match I winner.

• Organizing the matches
  • A tournament marshall will be the one to host the games.
  • Choosing Sides.
    Choosing side is determined by the teams rank form the regular season.
    This is true even for the preceding matches after the first round with the exception of the grand finals.
    • Best-of-Three Matches
      • Team with the higher seed chooses side for the first game.
      • Teams with the lower seed chooses side for the second game.
      • Team with the higher seed chooses side if there is a third game.
    • Grand Finals / Best-of-Five Match
      • The team who chooses the side for the first game is determined by a coin toss.
      • Coin toss is made by the admin in front of each team’s representative.
      • The team coming form the upper bracket will choose sides if the coin toss result comes out heads and the team coming from the lower bracket will choose sides if the result comes out tails.
      • The team that lost the coin toss  will choose sides for the second game.
      • The team the won the coin toss will choose sides for the third game.
      • The team that lost the coin toss  will choose sides if there is a fourth game.
      • The team that won the coin toss  will choose sides if there is a fifth game.
  • Pauses can be requested and it will be executed by the match referee. Each team has a maximum pause time of 5 minutes per game. Players are not allowed to talk with each other during the pause
  • Total game duration – The game lasts until winner is known. The winner is the team which destroys enemies Core or forces them to surrender.
  • If a game experiences a critical bug at any point during the match that significantly alters game stats or gameplay mechanics, or the external environmental conditions become untenable then a restart may occur. MPL-PH officials must determine that the bug is critical and verifiable.
• If players believe they have experienced a critical bug, they must alert a referee in a timely fashion and request for a pause.
• Each team captain shall verify that every player on his/her team has finalized their intended game settings.
• Starting the matches on time.
  • Teams are expected to be in the in-game lobby and at the stage. Maximum 10 minutes waiting time.
    • The  designated time during the playoffs is the broadcast schedule of the match or ten minutes immediately after the previous match or scheduled stage program, whichever comes first.
    • The broadcast schedule will be communicated to the teams by the league admin at least a day ahead of the scheduled match.
  • If any team is not ready during the designated time, their opponent can take a default win by contacting an admin and having him check the lobby.
  • If both teams agree, they can delay for a maximum of 10 minutes. After 10 minutes, whoever has the most players in their team will take a default win and must report to an admin and having him checking the lobby.
  • In order to keep the League on schedule, teams may not wait more than 10 minutes, or both teams may get disqualified.
    • If the previous match has been cancelled because of a disqualification, the next teams are expected to be in the
  • Teams may not remake after the 1st creep wave has spawned.
  • All results must be reported to the respective admins right after the match within 30 minutes.
• Players will be provided with mobile phones (iPhone 7 Plus) for their matches.
  • Mobile phones will only be connected to the provided connection of the organizer. (Stage Internet)
  • The ingame speed mode should always be turned off.
  • Mobile phones should be kept charging if their batteries falls below 70%.
• Substitutions
  • Any member of the team can play for game 1.
  • If the 6th member will be playing, for game, the team must inform the stage marshals 15 minutes before the start fo their match or within 5 minutes after the end of the previous match.
  • A team can have a substitutions between games. Teams are allowed 1 substitution for best of 3 matches, and 2 substitutions for best of 5 matches.
  • If a substitute will be made. The team must inform the stage marshall within two minutes after the end of the previous match.

6. General Conduct

1. 1. Contest Etiquette
      6.1.1 All MPL team members must sit upright during online contests when live-streaming, and may not put their feet on the seat, sit cross-legged or act in an otherwise unseemly manner. Mobile phones must also only be used on the desktop.
      6.1.2 Competitors and team members must respect the backstage order; refrain from making loud noises, fool around or negatively affect other teams’ preparations; and shall keep the team lounge clean and tidy.
      6.1.3 During the contest, competitors are not allowed to stand-up or leave their seats without the referee’s permission. In the case of special circumstances, players should raise their hand and obtain permission from the referee.
      6.1.4 Before the start of a series contest, competitors from both teams shall take to the center of the stage and shake hands (right hand) as a mark of respect. They shall then return to their team zone after shaking hands.
      6.1.5 After a series contest finishes, each team shall be permitted a certain amount of time to communicate with each other, then shall leave their positions promptly after being directed to do so by the referee. The winning team shall walk to the losing team’s zone and shake hands (right hand) as a mark of respect. Teams shall shake hands standing up (and bow – not part of the Filipino Culture)  as a mark of respect.
      6.1.6 Team members shall not make any offensive or insulting comments, nor shall they act in any disparaging, inciting or discriminatory manner at any time in the contest zone, on social media or in any public area nearby (Eg: during live-streams or interviews).
      6.1.7 Team members shall not make any indecent, impolite or insulting actions or gestures towards other team members, fans or official staff.
      6.1.8 No team member shall maliciously commit any act that negatively affects the contest during the contest period.

• Etiquette during Awarding
  6.2.1 After the final match, the team manager and coach (if they have one) and substitutes as well as main players are allowed to celebrate together on the stage. However, only the main players are permitted to take to the stage to accept the awards.
  6.2.2 During the award giving, all competitors must stand upright with their left hand on top of the right hand with closed fists placed naturally in front of the body. No whispering or talking to each other is permitted. When receiving awards, competitors should receive their trophy or award with both hands and bow as a mark of thanks. If the prize giver offers a handshake, competitors shall shake hands and bow.
  6.2.3 After the prize giving there shall be photographs. Competitors shall place their trophy, medal or other award in front of their chest making sure not to turn them upside-down. It is strictly forbidden to put trophies, medals or other awards on the ground or any other place in which it is not conspicuous.
• Post-Contest Etiquette (Grand – Finals)
  6.3.1 Results: MPL officials will confirm and record the contest results. The referee shall declare the winner based on the contest results. The team must obey the referee’s decision and sign the “Contest Results Confirmation Form.”
  6.3.2. Handshake: After a series contest finishes, each team shall be permitted a certain amount of time to communicate with each other, then shall leave their positions promptly after being directed to do so by the referee. The winning team shall walk to the losing team’s zone and shake hands (right hand) as a mark of respect. Teams shall shake hands standing up and bow as a mark of respect.
  6.3.3. Next Contest: Competitors will be notified of their current ranking as well as the schedule for their next match.
  6.3.4. Contest competitors shall all follow the Organizing Committee’s plans and not go anywhere unaccompanied without consent. (Eg: not taking the bus, staying out at night, changing rooms etc.)
  6.3.5. Post-Contest Etiquette: Competitors will be informed of all their post-contest obligations, including but not limited to: Attending media events, interviews and any in-depth discussions on contest-related matters.
  6.3.6. Competitors may not take any persons unrelated to the contest into rest areas, the hotel or bus arranged by the Organizing Committee, or take part in other group activities.

• Behavior during Competition
  6.4.1. Unfair Gaming: Dishonesty, deception or other unfair practices will be punished by MPL officials.
  6.4.2. Fair Play: All teams should practice good sportsmanship in MPL games at all times, try their best in the competition, and avoid anything that may damage the principle of fair play.
  
  The Following
  6.4.2. *Considered Illegal and will be Punished: Creating/Exploiting Bugs: Creating or exploiting any in-game bug to achieve victory.
  6.4.3 Account Sharing: Using another player’s account in contest; or instigating, working together or guiding another person to use another competitor’s account to enter the gaming.
  6.4.4. Screen Spying: Looking at or trying to look at non-game screen is prohibited and will be punished.
  6.4.5. Deliberate Disconnection: Deliberately disconnecting for improper or unclear reasons is prohibited and will be punished.
  6.4.5. Cheating: Using any kind of device or program to cheat, or using any resembling means to cheat. (Eg: Devices or gestures to signal etc.)
  6.4.6. Other: Any other act, conduct or behavior that violates the rules and integrity standards that have been laid down.
  6.4.7. Profane and Hostile Speech: Team members shall not use obscene, offensive, vulgar, rude, threatening, abusive, libelous or defamatory language to attack or offend others; they shall also not use incendiary, inciting or discriminatory language in the game zone, during the contest, on social media, or in any public area nearby (Eg: during live-steams or interviews).
  6.4.8. Interference/Impolite Behavior: Team members shall not make any indecent, impolite or insulting actions or gestures towards other team members, fans or official staff.
  6.4.9. Broadcast Interference: No team member shall touch or use other methods to interfere with the lighting, cameras or other broadcasting devices. Team members shall not stand on the chairs, tables or other items used in the broadcasting. Team members must follow the instructions given by all MPL personnel.
  6.4.10. Insulting Behavior: It is forbidden to insult MPL officials, other team members or audience members. Team members and special guests (if present) must be polite to all individuals participating in the contest.
  6.4.11. Unauthorized Communication: All cellphones, tablets and other voice-message enabled devices must be removed from the contest zone before the contest begins. Competitors shall not send messages or emails, or use social media when in the contest area. During the contest, starting competitors may only communicate with other members of their team.
  6.4.12. Banned Substances: Competitors and coaches are forbidden from taking any banned substances including but not limited to stimulants, sedatives or inhibitory drugs. Staff are obliged to report any individual or team who violates this rule to the Organizing Committee.
  6.4.13. Competitor Clothing: Competitors shall wear their official team uniforms during the whole MPL contest period, and pre-/post-contest interviews conducted by MPL. All starting team members must wear their uniforms throughout the contest. All jackets and other clothing worn during the contest are subject to checks and rulings by MPL official staff. MPL officials reserve the right of final interpretation on team clothing.
  6.4.14. Identity: Competitors may not cover their faces or attempt to take any action to conceal their identity from MPL officials. Face masks and hats may not be worn. In the event of special circumstances, please inform the organizers in advance to obtain permission.

• Players will conduct themselves in a reasonable manner, maintaining a friendly and polite demeanor to spectators, competitors, members of the press, League staff, and to other participants of the event.
• Players will refrain from the use of vulgar language during the entire competition. All rules of conduct also apply to chatting through the game console.
• Players are expected to compete in a professional manner. Throwing a match, halting play without cause, or showing a flagrant lack of effort will be construed as a violation of player conduct, and will result in match penalties, forfeit and disqualification from the League.
• The Organiser has the right to apply penalties (see General Section 10), disqualify and dismiss any registered player from the League, at their discretion, at any stage of the League, for any reason, with no prior warning to the players.

7. In-Game Rules

1. 1. The mobile application to be used is Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (Developer: Moonton)
   2. The game mode used in the Regular Season & Playoffs: Tournament Mode.
   3. The first team to destroy the opposing team’s Base wins.
   4. If any player disconnects during a match, they can request a League Official to pause the game for the player to reconnect. Once all players are ready, as indicated by both Team Captains, the League Official will resume the game.
   5. In the case of a server crash, the game can be continued from a new draft but has to be the same line up.

8. Extreme Technical Difficulties

1. 1. In the event of a technical difficulty which leads the League Officials to declare a restart, the Organizer may instead award a game victory to a team. If a game has been played for more than 5 minutes on the game clock (00:05:00), League Officials, at their sole discretion, may determine that a team cannot avoid defeat to a degree of reasonable certainty. The following criteria may be used in the determination of reasonable certainty:
   2. The teams total net worth differences must exceed 800 x minute of the game. For example, 20 minutes in to the game, Team A holds a net worth of 20,000 while Team B’s net worth at 38,000. Difference in net worth is 18,000. 800 x 20 minute = 16,000. The difference in net worth of 18,000 is greater than 16,000, hence Team B is deemed victory.
      1. In the situation where the difference in net worth is less than 800 x minute, the game has to be remade.

9. Forbidden acts and behavior

1. 1. 1. Creating/Exploiting Bugs: Creating or exploiting any in-game bug to achieve victory.
      2. Account Sharing: Using another player’s account in contest; or instigating, working together or guiding another person to use another competitor’s account to enter the game.
      3. Screen Spying: Looking at or trying to look at non-game screen.
      4. Deliberate Disconnection: Deliberately disconnecting for improper or unclear reasons.
      5. Cheating: Using any kind of device or program to cheat, or using any resembling means to cheat. (Eg: Devices or gestures to signal etc.)
      6. Other: Any other act, conduct or behavior that violates the rules and integrity standards that have been laid down.
      7. Profane and Hostile Speech: Team members shall not use obscene, offensive, vulgar, rude, threatening, abusive, libelous or defamatory language to attack or offend others; they shall also not use incendiary, inciting or discriminatory language in the game zone, during the contest, on social media, or in any public area nearby (Eg: during live-steams or interviews).
      8. Interference/Impolite Behavior: Team members shall not make any indecent, impolite or insulting actions or gestures towards other team members, fans or official staff.
      9. Broadcast Interference: No team member shall touch or use other methods to interfere with the lighting, cameras or other broadcasting devices. Team members shall not stand on the chairs, tables or other items used in the broadcasting. Team members must follow the instructions given by all MPL personnel.
      10. Insulting Behavior: It is forbidden to insult MPL officials, other team members or audience members. Team members and special guests (if present) must be polite to all individuals participating in the contest.
      11. Unauthorized Communication: All cell phones, tablets and other voice-message enabled devices must be removed from the contest zone before the contest begins. Competitors shall not send messages or emails, or use social media when in the contest area. During the contest, starting competitors may only communicate with other members of their team.
      12. Banned Substances: Competitors and coaches are forbidden from taking any banned substances including but not limited to stimulants, sedatives or inhibitory drugs. Staff are obliged to report any individual or team who violates this rule to the Organizing Committee.
      13. Competitor Clothing: Competitors shall wear their official team uniforms during the whole MPL contest period, and pre-/post-contest interviews conducted by MPL. All starting team members must wear their uniforms throughout the contest. All jackets and other clothing worn during the contest are subject to checks and rulings by MPL official staff. MPL officials reserve the right of final interpretation on team clothing.
      14. Identity: Competitors may not cover their faces or attempt to take any action to conceal their identity from MPL officials. Face masks and hats may not be worn. In the event of special circumstances, please inform the organizers in advance to obtain permission.
          
          Duty to Follow the Rules: Rule violations or transgressions are subject to punishment, whether intentional or not, unless otherwise stated.

• Discrimination and Slander: Team members shall not make any discriminatory or slanderous comments or actions based on race, skin color or ethnicity that offends the dignity of a country, individual or group.
• Harassment: All forms of harassment are strictly forbidden.
• Negative Comments: Team members shall not make any statements in bad faith that negatively affect or harm MPL, the contest organizing company, affiliated organizations or Mobile Legends: Bang Bang. MPL reserves the right to adjudicate on such matters.
• Unauthorized Publishing of Malicious, False or Leaked Information: If a team/team member releases information they have been told not to, then the team/team member will be subject to punishment.
• Investigations into Competitor Behavior: If MPL decides that a team/team member has violated the contest rules, the MPL retains the right to carry out punishments. If MPL official staff contacts a team member to carry out investigations, then that team member is obligated to tell the truth. Any team member who obstructs the investigation by withholding information or misleading MPL officials will be subject to punishment.
• Improper Behavior: Team members shall not take part in any behavior the MPL deems to be immoral, shameful or counter to traditional social norms.
• Illegal Behavior: Team members shall not violate any laws, rules or public security regulations.
• Confidentiality: Team members shall not use any method of communication including any social media channel to reveal any confidential information provided by MPL, the organizing company, or affiliated organizations.
• Gifts: No team member shall accept gifts, cash gifts, or remuneration in exchange for promises or demands related to the contest with the objective of defeating or attempting to defeat other teams or to abandon the contest. The only exception to this rule is the appearance fee paid by the team’s official sponsor(s) and owner(s) to team members.
• Bribes: No team member shall provide gifts or cash to any team member, coach, manager, referee, MPL official, employee of the contest organizing company or person related to another MPL team for the promise or demand of defeating or being defeated by a team.
• Refusing Orders: No team member shall refuse or ignore instructions or decisions by MPL officials.
• Match Fixing: No team member shall propose, agree, plan or attempt to influence the game or its result by any legal or prohibited means. Players involved in match fixing will be punished for dishonest behavior.
• Documentation and Other Requirements: Throughout the duration of the MPL contest, MPL officials may require teams to provide documentation or other reasonable items at various times. If the documentation provided does not meet the standards set by the MPL, the team may be subject to punishments. If requested items are not received or are not completed within the specified time, the team will be subject to punishments.
• Gambling. No team member or employee related to the MPL contest may directly or indirectly participate in any betting or gambling related to the results of MPL contests.
  

10. Penalties

1. 1. 1. Upon discovery of any Team Member committing any violations of the rules listed above, the officials may, without limitation of its authority under General Section 6.4, assess all offenses cumulatively starting from the Regular Season to decide the intensity of the penalty and issue either a Warning, Yellow Card or Red Card, which entails one or more of the following penalties:
         1. Verbal Warning(s)
         2. Yellow Card penalties include one or more of the followings:
            1. Loss of a Ban during the drafting phase for Current or Future Game(s)
         3. Red Card penalties include one or more of the followings:
         4. Cash Fine(s)
         5. Game Forfeiture(s)
         6. Match Forfeiture(s)
         7. Suspension(s)
         8. Disqualification(s)
         9. Prize Forfeiture(s)
      2. Specific Disciplinary punishments and fines for the Regular Season
         For breaking the rules of these Regulations there are specific disciplinary punishments and fines.

11. Organizer Rights

11.1 The Organizer may overrule any of the rules mentioned above based on the situation on a case by case basis, at their discretion. The Organizer’s decisions are final after the appeal process.

12. Cash Prize

12.1 All cash prizes and subsidies will be distributed to the teams according to the player contract.

12.2 Team Captains or managers are required to provide sufficient details for the Organizer to proceed with the bank transfer process of the various cash prizes and subsidies.

12.3. Qualifiers

Successful Qualification: $300

12.4. Regular Season

Per Week of attendance: $300
Regular Season Matches
2-0: $600 for Winning Team / $0 for Losing Team
2-1: $400 for Winning Team / $200 for Losing Team

12..5 Finals Prize Distribution

Champion $25,000
2nd Place $12,000
3rd Place $5,000
4th Place $3,000
5th-6th Place $1500
7th-8th Place $1000

12.6. Post-Season Awards

Regular Season MVP $1,200
King of KDA $500
Grand Finals MVP $1,200

12.7. Additional Prizes: Teams will be informed if there are additional prizes by the match admin.

13. Cooperation Obligations
MPL officials have the right to require competitors to cooperate in various activities, such as: MPL official activities, press conferences, interviews and event sponsor activities etc., when it will not influence the contest or preparations.

14. Publishing Rights
MPL officials have the right to issue a statement that a team member has been punished. Any team member and/or team involved in such a statement shall be deemed to have waived any right to take legal action against the MPL officials.

15. Teams are required to share all live videos and videos produced for MPL to their respective team’s Facebook page.

16. Communication with League Operations.
For questions or feedback you may contact the MET League Ops. team at

17. Changes to above Rules
19.1 The Tournament Admin has the right to overrule any of the rules above. This is to avoid players trying to use a loophole in the rules to gain an unfair advantage.

18. Final Right of Adjudication
The MPL Organizing Committee has the right to amend or delete any of the above-mentioned content and reserves the final right of adjudication.

Globe PPGL 2018 S2 League of Legends Grand Finalists Advance to Globe Conquerors Manila

The six best League of Legends teams met at the Ayala Malls Cloverleaf in Balintawak,Quezon City for the exciting conclusion of the Globe Philippines Pro Gaming League Season 2 League of Legends Grand Finals. The teams were engaged in a double elimination bracket across three days where only two teams, Mineski and ArkAngel, survived to qualify for the upcoming Garena-organized international League of Legends tournament, Globe Conquerors Manila.

MET, Asia’s number one esports event organizer, once again delivered on their promise to bring only the best esports events to fans and players. There were over 2000 attendees present for the duration of the grand finals throughout the event’s three-day duration. Now that the first successful run of League of Legends in the country’s biggest multi-platform esports league has concluded, fans will now look forward to the next big esports event in the Philippines.

The Globe PPGL 2018 S2 LoL tournament served as the only official national qualifier for Globe Conquerors Manila, with several other national qualifiers taking place in Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, and Thailand. Eight teams will clash at Globe Conquerors Manila but only one team will be deemed worthy to represent the Southeast Asia region in the biggest international League of Legends tournament this year, the 2018 League of Legends World Championship.

There will be only one team that will emerge as the best League of Legends team in Southeast Asia. Two groups of four teams will compete in a double round robin with each match being a best-of-one series. The best two teams from each group will move on to the two-day live event at the Mall of Asia Arena.

Catch the grand finalists from the Globe PPGL 2018 Season 2 League of Legends Grand Finals as they fight for their slot in the live event at the biggest LoL stage in the Philippines. The group stage of Globe Conquerors Manila kicks off on August 13, 2018 before moving onto the main event on August 18-19, 2018. Support Mineski and ArkAngel as they aim for the only SEA slot at the 2018 League of Legends World Championship

PVP Esports Championship

PVP Esports Championship is a multi-title league in Asia-Pacific launched by Singtel Group. With a prize pool of $300,000, the PVP Esports Championship will be held in Singapore from October 5 to 7, 2018. The esports league is part of the group’s efforts to grow its gaming and digital content business across its footprint in the Asia-Pacific region.

PRESS RELEASE:

Organized by MET, Asia’s top esports event organizers, the inaugural tournament will feature leading mobile game Arena of Valor and PC game Dota 2. The Singapore stop of the global tour of game developer and publisher Blizzard’s popular game Hearthstone will also be part of the PVP Esports Championship.

PVP Esports Championship

• Singapore, Philippines Dota 2 Online Qualifier 1: July 21 – July 22
• Singapore, Philippines Dota 2 Online Qualifier 2: July 28-July 29
• Singapore, Philippines Dota 2 Online Qualifier 3: August 3 – August 4
• Singapore, Philippines Dota 2 Online Qualifier 4: September 1 – September 2
• Philippines Dota 2 Online Qualifier Finals: September 15 – September 16
• Singapore Dota 2 Online Qualifier Finals: September 22 – September 23
• Grand Finals: October 3 – October 7
• Grand Finals Venue: Suntec Convention Center, Singapore
• Prizepool: $300,000

Registration

Go to the official PVP Esports Championship to register:

Follow our pages for more information and updates:

• MET Facebook: facebook.com/organizedbyMET
• PVP Esports Facebook: facebook.com/pvpesportsgg/
• PVP Esports: pvpesports.gg

MPGL Asian Championship 2018 Finals in Thailand to Feature Fundraiser for the Construction of Hospital Operating Room

Helping heal the world through esports

MANILA, Philippines, July 2, 2018 — The top four teams decided through the regular season of the MPGL Asian Championship 2018 will be heading to the Digital Thailand Big Bang Roadshow 2018, Central Plaza Khon Kaen, Thailand for the final confrontation. Only one team will be deemed worthy to claim the MPGL Asian Championship 2018 crown after the four-team double elimination bracket over the three-day event.

MET, Asia’s number one esports event organizer, isn’t only committed to delivering only the best possible esports events, they are also committed to harnessing the raw potential of esports in order to benefit communities. MET has partnered with Twitch and Khon Kaen Government Organizations in order to work together towards the construction of the Cardiovascular Hybrid Operating Room, Queen Sirikit Heart Center of the Northeast, Faculty of Medicine, Khon Kaen University.

Dota 2 fanatics will be able to enjoy the three-day live finals event featuring four of the best teams in the region. Attendance for the event is absolutely free and attendees are invited to donate to the charity in support of the event and the construction of the new Operating Room for the Queen Sirikit Heart Center of the Northeast. Interested donors can make personal donations to the [email protected] Paypal account with the description: “Sirikit Heart Center.” MET is also cooperating with the Digital Economy Promotion Agency and KKU’s Queen Sirikit Heart Center of Khon Kaen University for the charity event.

Participating Squads

• Philippines: Execration
• Southeast Asia: Clutch Gamers
• China: Keen Gaming
• Playoffs Winner: EVOS Esports

Prize Pool Breakdown

• Total: USD 80,000
• 1^st Place: 40,000
• 2^nd Place: 20,000
• 3^rd Place: 10,000
• 4^th Place: 10,000

Tournament Schedule

• July 6-8, 2018
• Gates Open at 10:30AM on July 6, 2018
• Gates Open at 10:00AM on July 7-8, 2018

Tournament Venue

• The Digital Thailand Big Bang Roadshow 2018 at Central Plaza Khon Kaen

The team that survives the grueling four-team double elimination bracket across three days will be crowned the MPGL Asian Champions for 2018. The winners will be taking home the grand cash prize of USD 40,000. All four teams competing in the grand finals will engaging in exciting matches not only to claim the title and cash prize but also to provide entertainment for people interested in donating to the involved charity.

The MPGL Asian Championship 2018 Finals will take place on July 6-8, 2018 at The Digital Thailand Big Bang Roadshow 2018, Central Plaza Khon Kaen, Thailand. Live streams of the entire event will be available in different languages to cater to a wider audience.

STREAM LINKS

• English – MET Esports Twitch
• Philippines – MineskiTV Twitch
• Thailand – MineskiTV Thailand Twitch
• Indonesia – MineskiTV Indonesia YouTube
• Cambodia – Dota 2 Cambodia YouTube
• Vietnam – 23 Creative VN Twitch
• Myanmar – GCN Dota 2

The 8 Best PH Teams will Clash at the Mobile Legends Professional League PH Grand Finals at the Music Hall, SM Mall of Asia

Which PH Mobile Legends team will be crowned king?

A total of eight teams are remaining after the action-filled regular season of the Mobile Legends Professional League Philippines. The country’s best ML teams are now headed to a grand two-day event at the Music Hall, SM Mall of Asia, for the MPL Philippines Grand Finals. Only one team will take home the lion’s share of the USD 50,000 + USD 14,168 grand cash prize and the first MPL Philippines crown.

Moonton, the creators and developers of Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, is committed to enriching the existing vibrant esports scene in the Philippines. MPL Philippines is the latest national tournament in the Mobile Legends Professional League series. The MPL has already crowned national champions for Indonesia and Malaysia & Singapore in the past.

MET, the top esports event organizer in the Philippines, will be producing the grand finals event at the Music Hall in Mall of Asia. The Mobile Legends Professional League Philippines is only MET’s latest foray in competitive mobile esports and they promise to bring the same level of quality as any of their numerous successful events in the past.

Participating ML Teams

• Aether Main
• Aether Valkyrie
• DigitalDevils Demon Kings
• DigitalDevils No Limit
• DigitalDevils Pro Gaming
• Invictus Godz
• Obsidian Gaming
• White Rascals

Tournament Schedule

• June 30, 2018 – July 1, 2018
• Gates Open at 10:30AM on Both Days

Tournament Venue

• Music Hall, SM Mall of Asia, Pasay, Philippines

The team which secures victory in the best-of-three grand finals series will be taking home the lion’s share of the USD 50,000 + USD 14,168 grand cash prize as well as the honor of being crowned the first national champions of Mobile Legends. Hundreds of hopeful teams took their chance at becoming legends and now only eight teams remain in the running to claim the highest honor in competitive Mobile Legends. Which team will rise and become legends?

The Mobile Legends Professional League Philippines Grand Finals will take place on June 30, 2018 – July 1, 2018 at the Music Hall in SM Mall of Asia, Philippines. Entrance is absolutely free and fans and players are invited to join in what promises to be an exciting weekend for mobile esports

Tournament Rules – MPGL Asian Championship

Prize

Total prize pool: 80,000 USD

• 1st place – 40,000 USD
• 2nd place – 20,000 USD
• 3rd place – 10,000 USD
• 4th place – 10,000 USD

Rules

TOURNAMENT FORMAT

Double elimination, best-of-3. Grand finals are best-of-5, team in Winners Bracket has a 1-0 advantage

GAME MODE AND SETTINGS

Server location: Singapore

Captains Mode will be used

Pick/side selection will be decided by admin’s coin flip

Best of 3 – coin flip winner will select pick/side first. Coin flip losers gets to select first on Game 2. Coin flips are done on Games 1 and 3

Best of 5 – coin flip winner will select pick/side first. Coin flip losers gets to select first on Game 2 and 4. Coin flips are done on Games 1, 3 and 5

Penalties will be applied depending on how late teams are:

• 05:00 minutes late – penalty level 1
• 05:01 – 10:00 minutes late – penalty level 2
• 10:01 – 15:00 minutes late – penalty level 3
• 20:00 minutes late – game loss

Each team has a 10 minute pause timer per game. This will be timed by the assigned booth admin

DISPUTES

Teams are required to take screenshots in case of in-game disputes and report the issue immediately to the assigned booth admin. Depending on the gravity of the dispute, an indefinite pause may be issued by the head admin to resolve the issue.

Disclaimer

MET holds exclusive rights to the coverage of any related matches, whereas MET may grant rights to a third-party entity.

MET holds the right to stream any match from the tournament.

MET and its staff are the only entities allowed to spectate a match.

MET holds the rights to change rules as it deems fit.

Tournament Rules – Path to Glory

Prize

Each player from the top 8 Teams of this qualifier will receive points corresponding to the rank of their corresponding team.

• 1st: 100
• 2nd: 75
• 3rd: 60
• 4th: 50
• 5-8th: 30

After the 4 Qualifiers of each month, the top 8 teams with the most points will qualify for the monthly finals.

Only the top 3 point earners on a team will contribute towards the team’s points. Roster changes are allowed but is restricted to only 1 player change after the 3rd Qualifier.

Monthly Finals Prize Pool: 30,000 ICE

• 1st: 15,000 ICE
• 2nd: 7,500 ICE
• 3rd-4th: 3,750 ICE

Rules

GENERAL

Games will be played in the SEA server.

All players are responsible for reading tournament rules and procedures.

PLAYER ELIGIBILITY

Only players playing in the SEA region can join. (The SEA region includes all countries from Asia and Oceana excluding China, Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Macau, Pakistan and all countries towards the west and north of Pakistan)

All players must be able to play using the PRIVATE – 5v5 Draft mode.

How to check:

SUBSTITUTION

Any of the registered 6 members of a team can play for any of the team’s games. This means that any of the 6-registered player can play at either the first, second, or third game of the best-of-three matches.

ROSTER CHANGE

Teams can change their roster in between qualifiers.

Teams can only change one player when they register for the 4th qualifier or for the finals.

Players cannot play for multiple teams during a qualifier.

SCHEDULE

TIMEZONE: UTC+08:00 (Timezone for Manila, Philippines)

Check-in – 11:00 AM

Bracket Generation –12:00 NN

Round 1 – 12:15 PM

Round 2 – 1:30 PM

Round 3 – 2:45 PM

Round 4 – 4:00 PM

Round 5 – 5: 40 PM

Round 6 – 6:55 PM (for 32+ participants)

Matches are to be played out immediately as soon as they can be played.

Teams are given a ten-minute grace period to show up for their match.

If a team is ready, but they are still waiting for the result of their opponent’s match, the team may ask for the admin for a time when they can report again. Otherwise, they will be only given the 10-minute grace period once their opponent is determined.

MATCH REPORTING AND DISPUTES

Teams are advised to take screenshots in case of in-game disputes.

Teams must advise a tournament admin in Discord that their game is about to start. Failure to give advice may result in a loss for both teams. Players must also report any delays that may occur after they give advice.

The winning team must report their wins immediately and be ready for their next match.

Any disputes must be reported to the tournament admin through Discord within 10 minutes of the issue. Failing to do so may result in the dismissal of your dispute.

TOURNAMENT FORMAT

All matches will be using the PRIVATE – 5v5 Draft mode.

All rounds will be played in best-of-three sets.

DRAFT PRIORITY

Teams on the top of the bracket can choose their side. They are also responsible for adding the opposing team. The team who loses the previous match may choose their side and will also be responsible for adding the opposing team.

STREAMING

The Tournament Admin may inform the teams that their match will be streamed. Teams must add the account specified by the admin and follow the admin’s instructions for proceeding with the streamed match.

CHEATING AND UNSPORTSMANLIKE CONDUCT

Players proven to have been cheating, conspiring to cheat, or acting in an unsportsmanlike conduct will receive consequences upon the review of their action.

Cheating is defined as any practice that gives an unfair advantage to a team or player.

These include, but are not limited to:

Use of 3rd party software prohibited by SEMC.

Ghosting (Unregistered player playing for a team)

Playing for multiple teams at a certain qualifier / bracket.

CLAIMING OF PRIZES

Points are updated at the Discord Channel via pinned post.

ICE is only awarded for winners of the Monthly Finals.

CODE OF CONDUCT

Participants must not engage in harassment or hate speech in any form. This includes, but is not limited to:

• Hate speech, offensive behavior, or verbal abuse related to sex, gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, race, ethnicity, disability, physical appearance, body size, age, or religion.
• Stalking or intimidation (physically or online).
• Spamming, raiding, hijacking, or inciting disruption of streams or social media.
• Disregarding Administrator’s directives and decisions.
• Posting or threatening to post other people’s personally identifying information (“doxing”).
• Unwelcome sexual attention. This includes, unwelcome sexualized comments, jokes, and sexual advances.
• Advocating for, or encouraging, any of the above behavior.

Violation of this Code of Conduct will result in penalties ranging from point Team point deduction or in the case of repeat or extreme violations, penalties may include disqualification, or banning from future MET events.

Application of Penalties are categorized as follows, and it falls to the Admin’s judgement and discretion to apply the level of penalty corresponding to the circumstance/s encountered.

• 1st Offense – First and final warning
• Level 1 – Deduction of Team Points (-200)
• Level 2 – Player/Team Ban (1 week)
• Level 3 – Player/Team Ban (1 Month)
• Level 4 – Player/Team Ban (1 Year)

Monthly Finals Rules and Format

Teams will be invited based on their most recent roster submission.

Bracket: Single Elimination

Match Format: Best-of-five for the finals and best-of-three for the rest

Teams will be seeded according to their points:

• 1st seed vs 8th seed
• 4th seed vs 5th seed
• 2nd seed vs 7th seed
• 3rd seed vs 6th seed

Draft Priority: A coin toss facilitated by an admin will decide the who get’s to have draft priority. Winner of the coin toss get’s to choose their side of the draft for the first game and then the other team get’s to choose for the next game. If it goes to a 3rd game another coin toss will be done.

Disclaimer

MET holds exclusive rights to the coverage of any related matches, whereas MET may grant rights to a third-party entity.

MET holds the right to stream any match from the tournament.

MET and its staff are the only entities allowed to spectate a match.

MET holds the rights to change rules as it deems fit.

Southeast Asia’s best PUBG Squads Convene in Thailand for the PUBG SEA Championship Regional Finals Presented by ROG and Intel

The lion’s share of the USD 100,000 pool is on the line

MANILA, Philippines, June 18, 2018 — The best PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds (PUBG) squads from six countries across Southeast Asia have been determined through their respective National Championships. Twenty teams are now heading into the final stretch of the PUBG Southeast Asia Championship Presented by ROG and Intel. The Regional Finals of the biggest SEA PUBG event is set to take place in the MCC Hall, The Mall Bangkapi, Thailand.

ROG heralds a new generation of competitive gaming competition, in cooperation with Intel and PUBG Corporation, to unite gamers in the region in one culminating battle royale event that every gamer shouldn’t miss. Using a complete loadout of ROG hardware from motherboard, graphics card, monitor, laptop, peripherals, and routers, players in the arena will have every advantage they need to win the competition and aim for the PUBG Global Invitational in Berlin, Germany.

MET, Asia’s leading esports event organizer, is out to produce the big PUBG tournament in Thailand after successful National Championship runs in five different countries. PUBG fans and supporters are invited to the MCC Hall in the Mall Bangkapi in Thailand where attendance is absolutely free. PUBG CORP and MET will also be giving away special supply boxes to players.

Participating Squads

• Indonesia: Baron Cyber Café, Aerowolf Vincepro, Roar Gaming, Trapesium45.Esports
• Philippines: ArkAngel, Dogz, Mineski, TNC.5Peaks
• Malaysia/Singapore: MSK Poseidon, Gank.FTY, Lapar Gaming, Redsea MP Esports
• Vietnam: Refund Gaming, Divine Esport, Gigabyte Marines, Pochinki House
• Thailand: TBD (TH squads will be determined on June 22, 2018)

Prize Pool Breakdown

• Total: USD 100,000
• 1^st Place: USD 40,000
• 2^nd Place: USD 20,000
• 3^rd Place: USD 10,000
• 4^th Place: USD 8,000
• 5^th Place: USD, 4,500
• 6^th Place: USD 4,000
• 7^th Place: USD 3,500
• 8^th Place: USD 3,000
• 9^th Place: USD 2,500
• 10^th Place: USD 2,000
• 11^th Place: USD 1,500
• 12^th Place: USD 1,000

Tournament Schedule

• June 23-24, 2018
• Starting at 12:00NN on Both Days

Tournament Venue

• MCC Hall, The Mall Bangkapi, Thailand

The squad which claims the highest amount of points after twelve matches across two days will be crowned the best SEA PUBG squad and earn a direct invite to the PUBG Global Invitational which is set to take place in the Mercedes-Benz Arena, Berlin, Germany in July. The PUBG Global Invitational is the first official global tournament hosted by PUBG CORP where squads will face off over the USD 2,000,000 prize pool. The PUBG SEA Championship is the only for a SEA PUBG squad to qualify for the PUBG Global Invitational.

The PUBG Southeast Asia Championship Presented by ROG and Intel will take place on June 23-24, 2018 live from the MCC Hall, The Mall Bangkapi, Thailand. You can watch the matches live in different languages on different streams.

STREAM LINKS

• English – MET Esports Twitch
• Thailand – ROG Thailand Facebook
• Philippines – ROG Philippines Facebook, MineskiTV Twitch
• Malaysia & Singapore – ROG Malaysia Facebook, MET Esports Malaysia
• Vietnam – ROG Vietnam FB