MOONTON Games has officially revealed the full schedule, tagline, and official gaming phone partner for the M7 World Championship, where 22 of the world’s top MLBB teams will clash for glory in Jakarta, Indonesia this January 2026.
The M7 World Championship is shaping up to be the grandest edition yet, as realme steps in as official partner, with the realme 15 Pro named the tournament’s Official Gaming Phone.
After the M6 World Championship shattered records with over 4.1 million peak concurrent viewers (PCV), MOONTON Games now sets its sights higher than ever, joining forces with realme to deliver a spectacle that blends competition, culture, and community on a global stage.
"Partnering with realme is a strategic step as we aim to make the M7 the largest M Series yet. With the realme 15 Pro as the M7 Official Gaming Phone, MLBB fans worldwide will experience the tournament at its best through smooth performance and immersive gameplay," Head of ID Business Development at MOONTON Games Martinus H Manurung said.
More importantly, this partnership allows us to showcase Indonesia—the home of the most passionate MLBB community—as a leading esports hub. We're equally excited to share this energy and enthusiasm with the realme community,”
The M7 World Championship features four stages, and here’s how the road to the crown will unfold:
Wild Card Stage (Jan 3–6): Eight emerging teams battle for two coveted slots in the main event.
Swiss Stage (Jan 10–17): Sixteen teams will battle for Knockouts, with only eight advancing.
Knockout Stage (Jan 18–24): The remaining eight teams will compete to determine the final two.
Grand Finals (Jan 25): Two titans face off, determining the new MLBB world champions.
Let the world see us
The official tagline, “Let the World See Us,” captures not just MOONTON’s vision, but the pride of a community that has carried Mobile Legends to global popularity. It’s about giving fans, players, and regions the chance to be seen, heard, and celebrated on the world stage.
More than just a tournament, M7 will showcase Indonesia’s vibrant gaming culture, roaring fanbases, and its status as one of the most passionate MLBB hubs in the world.
The last time Jakarta hosted an M-Series, it was the unforgettable M4 World Championship, marked by the all-Filipino grand finals between ECHO Philippines and Blacklist International.
As the M-World Championship returns to Indonesia, the question looms: will Jakarta witness the rise of a new champion, or will the Philippines extend its dynasty in the MLBB world stage since M2?
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