With a thrilling Mobile Legends: Bang Bang esports season wrapping up, the highly anticipated M6 World Championship is just around the corner.
If you’re one of the many asking “when does M6 World Championship start?” you’re in the right place. M6 marks the sixth edition of the world’s most prestigious Mobile Legends tournament.
| GET AHEAD OF THE COMPETITION WITH OUR COLLECTION OF MLBB GUIDES |
| Full list of MLBB hero guides, counters, best build, and advanced combos |
| Full list of MLBB guides: Role guides, how to rank up, terms |
Sixteen of the world’s top teams will compete fiercely for a share of the US$1,000,000 prize pool and the title of the best MLBB team of the year.
Beyond the cash and bragging rights, champions will also receive exclusive jewelry and a limited-edition M6 watch.
With so much on the line, teams are gearing up for an intense showdown—and we can’t wait to see the action unfold!
When does M6 World Championship start?
With defending champions Falcons AP Bren out of the running, the M6 World Championship guarantees a new titleholder this year.
MPL PH Season 14 champions Fnatic ONIC PH, led by Duane “Kelra” Pillas, enter the tournament as heavy favorites after a near-perfect 13-1 regular season and a stellar playoff run.
They’re joined by Aurora Gaming, a formidable squad featuring former Blacklist International stars, both teams expected to make a deep impact.
MPL ID teams are coming in strong as well. Team Liquid ID and RRQ Hoshi, representing the Indonesian region, feature fresh talent who’ve already proven their strength this season, making them serious contenders.
A new force in the tournament landscape this year is Malaysia, the host country.
Following Selangor Red Giants‘ impressive win over Falcons AP Bren at MSC 2024, anticipation is high for Malaysia’s performance as they aim to secure their first M-Series crown on home soil.
Several notable non-MPL teams are also joining the mix, including BTK, led by Michael “MobaZane” Cosgun, and Team Spirit, comprising former Deus Vult members.
After their fourth-place finish at the M5 World Championship, all eyes are on these teams as they aim to make their mark in M6.
The M6 Wildcard runs from November 21 to 24, 2024, leading into the Swiss Stage, which takes place from November 28 to December 5.
Following a two-day break, the action resumes with the Knockout Stage from December 7 to 14, culminating in the grand final on December 15, 2024.
READ MORE: When does M6 Wildcard start?
