malaysia esports

The Most Popular Esports in Malaysia

January 10, 2022

Malaysia has always been one of the central hubs for Esports in South East Asia, here are the breakdown statistics of Malaysia Esports scene

Malaysia Esports League 2021 to start July 10

July 5, 2021

The Malaysia Esports League 2021 (MEL21) will be held from July 10 to Sept 10, featuring a prize pool of RM200,000.

KITKAT partnership with Malaysian esports competition

June 21, 2021

The University e-League is a nationwide esports league featuring universities and colleges in Malaysia. The University e-League will consist of two stages — Qualifiers and the Grand Finals — which will be held between July 9th and August 15th 2021.

Serba Dinamik in collaboration to develop Malaysian e-sports

May 3, 2021

Serba Dinamik Group Bhd is collaborating with key national e-sports stakeholders to jointly develop an e-sports development centre, Selangor Esports City, which is expected to be operational next year.

Malaysia eSports calls for more emphasis development

November 6, 2020

Esports Kuala Lumpur Association (ESKL) president Hisham Darus said Malaysia eSports are gaining popularity among various age segments should be given special emphasis in Budget 2021.

PUBG Mobile esports reveal new documentary

July 17, 2020

PUBG Mobile Esports is producing an eight-part documentary on the competitive scene of the game. “Between the Battlegrounds” will track different PUBG Mobile players and teams as they compete in tournaments throughout the year.

Allan Phang departed from AirAsia esports

May 5, 2020

Phang said that he had a personal revelation that led him to decide on taking a “new challenge in life.” AirAsia declined to comment about Phang’s replacement.

Are eSports a Bad Bet on Online Casinos?

February 27, 2020

eSports is a team sport, and in any team, there are the stars and then there are the support players that help to give that extra boost and support where required – all are equally important. But like conventional sports, its common for the coach to show favoritism to certain individuals or sub-groups. The share of the pot may also vary between players in the same team, with this the temptation to be coerced by external parties to “throw the game” literally.