The Snapdragon Pro Series Mobile Masters will make a grand return in 2025 as it brings Mobile Legends: Bang Bang esports to Southeat Asia.
The Snapdragon Pro Series Mobile Masters will return in April 2025 with Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB) to close out Year 3 of its competition cycle. With a prize pool of $200,000 USD, the LAN event will be – for the first time – held in Southeast Asia in front of thousands of supporters.
This prestigious competition will feature top teams from around the world as they battle for the first-ever global Snapdragon Pro Series title for MLBB.
12 of the World’s Best Teams Will Compete in the Mobile Masters
The tournament promises a diverse lineup of 12 teams from various regions. Teams can primarily qualify for the Mobile Masters through their performance in the Snapdragon Pro Series Challenge Season 6. Teams may also qualify through other competitions or be invited to participate.
In the table below, you can find an overview of the team split by region:
| Region | No. of Teams | Qualification Process |
| Asia-Pacific & Japan (APJ) | 5 | Qualified from Season 6 |
| China | 1 | Invited via MOONTON's qualifier |
| Europe, Middle East & North Africa (EMEA) | 3 | Qualified from Season 6 |
| Latin America (LATAM) | 2 | Qualified from Season 6 |
| Host Country | 1 | Invited by the Snapdragon Pro Series |
Key Dates on the Road to the Mobile Masters
With the Mobile Masters slated to take place later in 2025, there is still a lot at stake for the many teams hoping to book their place on the grand stage.
The schedule leading to this ultimate showdown is already packed with key regional competitions. You can find an overview of the Snapdragon Pro Series Challenge Season 6 calendar below:
| Stage | Date |
| Open Finals |
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| Challenge Season |
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| Challenge Finals |
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| Mobile Masters |
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Details regarding the Mobile Masters’ location, exact date, and ticketing will be announced in the future.
Ahead of the highly anticipated event, ESL FACEIT Group (EFG), the creator of the Snapdragon Pro Series, will be in attendance at the M6 Summit taking place in Malaysia on December 13. The third edition of the industry conference, organized by MOONTON Games, aims to “foster growth, collaboration, and innovation” within the MLBB ecosystem.
EFG will share their insights on how engagement with MLBB esports continues to set milestones season after season in the Snapdragon Pro Series, the world’s largest multi-genre mobile esports competition. The recent MLBB Snapdragon Mobile Challenge Finals for Season 5 proved to be one of its most-watched and most-attended events, with over 65,000 visitors onsite and 888,710 peak concurrent viewers online.
As we inch closer to the Mobile Masters, fans can look forward to thrilling matches, rising stars, and a celebration of the global MLBB community at this massive esports event.
For more information on the Snapdragon Pro Series, visit the official website, and follow the league on X (formerly Twitter), Instagram, and TikTok.
MobileMatters is in partnership with ESL FACEIT Group, the tournament organizers behind the Snapdragon Pro Series.