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The M6 World Championship is just around the corner, with teams worldwide securing their spots for the pinnacle of Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB) esports.

The M6 World Championship is the second MLBB global tournament of the year, and the most prestigious one, following the MLBB Mid Season Cup (MSC) 2024 held earlier this year in Riyadh.

M6 World Championship slot allocation (Image via Moonton)
M6 World Championship slot allocation (Image via Moonton)

M6 World Championship teams

Twenty-three teams are participating in the tournament — eight teams qualifying for the Wildcard and fifteen teams go straight to the Swiss Stage. Below is the list of all participating teams:

Num.
Region
Path
Team (Country)
1
Indonesia
MPL ID S14
TBD
2
Indonesia
MPL ID S14
TBD
3
Philippines
MPL PH S14
TBD
4
Philippines
MPL PH S14
TBD
5
Malaysia
MPL MY S14
TBD
6
Malaysia
MPL MY S14
TBD
7
Singapore
MPL SG S8
NIP Flash (Singapore)
8
Cambodia
MPL KH S7
TBD
9
North America
NACT 2024 Fall
TBD
10
CIS
MCC S4
TBD
11
CIS
MCC S4
TBD
12
MENA
MPL MENA S6
TBD
13
MENA
MPL MENA S6
TBD
14
Turkey
MTC S4
TBD
15
Turkey
MTC S4
TBD
16
Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Brunei, Bhutan
MCC Mekong S4
TBD
17
Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Brunei, Bhutan
MCC Mekong S4
TBD
18
Myanmar
Myanmar Qualifier
Falcon Esports (Myanmar)
19
Latin America
MPL LATAM S2
Maycam Evolve (Argentina)
20
Latin America
MPL LATAM S2
RRQ Akira (Brazil)
21
China
China Qualifier
TBD
22
China
China Qualifier
TBD
23
Mongolia
ENC Mongolia
The MongolZ

M6 World Championship format and prize pool

M6 World Championship Wildcard Stage format explanation (Image via Moonton)
M6 World Championship Wildcard Stage format explanation (Image via Moonton)

Wildcard Stage

Eight Wildcard teams will randomly be drawn into two groups at the earlier phase of the tournament. Each team will play Round Robin Best-of-three (Bo3) matches, with the Top 1 team from each group advancing to the Best-of-five (Bo5) Decider Stage to fight for 1 spot in the Swiss Stage.

M6 World Championship Swiss Stage format explanation (Image via Moonton)
M6 World Championship Swiss Stage format explanation (Image via Moonton)

Swiss Stage

At the Swiss Stage, Sixteen teams will be randomly drawn with each other to fight from Round 1 to Round 5.

Round 1

  • The 16 teams will be randomly matched. Matches will be played in a best-of-1 (Bo1) format.

Round 2

  • The 8 teams that have 1-0 aggregate will randomly match. Matches will be played in a best-of-1 (Bo1) format.
  • The 8 teams that have 0-1 aggregate will randomly match. Matches will be played in a best-of-1 (Bo1) format.

Round 3

  • The 4 teams that have 2-0 aggregate will randomly match. The winner of this match will advance to the Knockout stage. Matches will be played in best-of-3 (Bo3) format.
  • The 8 teams that have 1-1 aggregate will randomly match. Matches will be played in a best-of-1 (Bo1) format.
  • The 4 teams that have 0-2 aggregate will randomly match. The Loser of this match will be eliminated. Matches will be played in best-of-3 (Bo3) format.

Round 4

  • The 6 teams that have 2-1 aggregate will randomly match. The winner of this match will advance to the Knockout stage. Matches will be played in best-of-3 (Bo3) format.
  • The 6 teams that have 1-2 aggregate will randomly match. The Loser of this match will be eliminated. Matches will be played in best-of-3 (Bo3) format.

Round 5

  • The 6 teams that have 2-2 aggregate will randomly match. The winner of this match will advance to the Knockout stage while the losing teams will be eliminated. Matches will be played in best-of-3 (Bo3) format.
M6 World Championship Knockout Stage format explanation (Image via Moonton)
M6 World Championship Knockout Stage format explanation (Image via Moonton)

Knockout Stage

Eight qualifying teams will play a Double-elimination Best-of-5 (Bo5) format. Winning teams will advance through the Upper Bracket while losing teams have to drop to the Lower Bracket.

Teams that lose in the Upper Bracket will drop to the Lower Bracket, while teams that lose in the Lower Bracket are to be eliminated.

Upper Bracket Quarterfinals are played in Best-of-3 (Bo3) format, while the Grand Finals are played in Best-of-7 (Bo7) format.

The total prize pool of USD 1,000,000 will be allocated to all participating teams based on their final rankings, with the detailed distribution being announced soon.

M6 World Championship location and schedule

M6 World Championship Wildcard Stage

  • Location: TBA
  • Schedule: November 21- November 24, 2024

M6 World Championship Swiss Stage

  • Location: TBA
  • Schedule: November 28 - December 5, 2024

M6 World Championship Knockout Stage

Quarterfinals

  • Location: TBA
  • Schedule: December 7 - December 11, 2024

Semifinals & Grand Finals

  • Location: Axiata Arena, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
  • Schedule: December 14 - December 15, 2024
M6 World Championship early bird ticket sale (Image via Moonton)
M6 World Championship early bird ticket sale (Image via Moonton)

How to watch the M6 World Championship

Fans can watch the M6 World Championship Semifinals and Grand Finals at the Axiata Arena in Kuala Lumpur. The early bird ticket sale period was held from October 5-7, with the general sale period and the ticket price expected to be announced later this month.

However, there is still no official information on the location of the Wildcard Stage and Swiss Stage. There is also the possibility, although very unlikely if we look at the M5 World Championship, that the stages will be closed to the public and run without an audience.

Fans around the world can also watch the whole tournament online, as it is being streamed on various streaming sites including YouTube, Twitch, Facebook Live, and and TikTok.

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