MPL Indonesia Season 18: Full Schedule, Results, Standings, Teams & Live Stream Guide

MPL Indonesia Season 18: Full Schedule, Results, Standings, Teams & Live Stream Guide

MPL Indonesia Season 18 is here, and the stakes have never been higher. Nine franchise teams are battling it out from August 14 through November for the league title and two coveted spots at the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang M8 World Championship in Turkey. Defending champions Bigetron by Vitality and runners-up ONIC are looking to maintain their dominance, but the rest of the field has made serious roster moves to close the gap. Whether you're a die-hard fan or just catching up, here's everything you need to follow every match, every upset, and every step toward M8.

The season runs in two phases: a regular season double round robin from August to mid-October, followed by a hybrid-elimination playoff in November. The top six teams advance, and the final two earn a trip to represent Indonesia on the world stage. With the prize pool sitting at IDR 4,860,000,000 (roughly $271,873), there's plenty of motivation beyond just glory.

MPL ID Season 18 Schedule & Results

The regular season kicked off on August 14 at the XO Hall (MPL Arena) and runs through October 18. Playoffs will take place in November at a venue still to be announced. All matches are best-of-three during the regular season, with one point awarded per match win. Here's the full schedule broken down by week, including results already in the books.

Week 1 (Aug. 14–16)

• Day 1 (Aug. 14): EVOS 2-0 RRQ Hoshi (3pm WIB / 4am ET); NAVI 0-2 Alter Ego (6pm WIB / 7am ET)
• Day 2 (Aug. 15): Team Liquid ID 2-1 Geek Fam (2pm WIB / 3am ET); Dewa United 1-2 RRQ Hoshi (5pm WIB / 6am ET); EVOS 1-2 NAVI (8pm WIB / 9am ET)
• Day 3 (Aug. 16): Team Liquid ID 2-0 Dewa United (2pm WIB / 3am ET); Bigetron 2-1 Geek Fam (5pm WIB / 6am ET); Alter Ego 0-2 ONIC (8pm WIB / 9am ET)

Week 2 (Aug. 21–23)

• Day 1 (Aug. 21): Team Liquid ID 0-2 NAVI; Bigetron 2-0 Dewa United
• Day 2 (Aug. 22): Team Liquid ID 2-0 EVOS; NAVI 2-1 Geek Fam; ONIC 2-0 RRQ Hoshi
• Day 3 (Aug. 23): Dewa United 0-2 Alter Ego; ONIC 1-2 Bigetron; Geek Fam 0-2 EVOS

Week 3 (Aug. 28–30)

• Day 1 (Aug. 28): Bigetron vs. NAVI; Dewa United vs. Geek Fam
• Day 2 (Aug. 29): Team Liquid ID vs. ONIC; Alter Ego vs. EVOS; RRQ Hoshi vs. Bigetron
• Day 3 (Aug. 30): NAVI vs. ONIC; Geek Fam vs. RRQ Hoshi; Team Liquid ID vs. Alter Ego

Week 4 (Sept. 4–6)

• Day 1 (Sept. 4): NAVI vs. Dewa United; Team Liquid ID vs. RRQ Hoshi
• Day 2 (Sept. 5): Dewa United vs. ONIC; EVOS vs. Bigetron; Alter Ego vs. Geek Fam
• Day 3 (Sept. 6): RRQ Hoshi vs. NAVI; ONIC vs. EVOS; Bigetron vs. Alter Ego

Week 5 (Sept. 11–13)

• Day 1 (Sept. 11): EVOS vs. Dewa United; Geek Fam vs. ONIC
• Day 2 (Sept. 12): Team Liquid ID vs. Bigetron; Alter Ego vs. RRQ Hoshi; NAVI vs. EVOS
• Day 3 (Sept. 13): Geek Fam vs. Team Liquid ID; ONIC vs. Alter Ego; RRQ Hoshi vs. Dewa United

Week 6 (Sept. 18–20)

• Day 1 (Sept. 18): ONIC vs. Geek Fam; Dewa United vs. EVOS
• Day 2 (Sept. 19): Geek Fam vs. NAVI; RRQ Hoshi vs. Alter Ego; Bigetron vs. Team Liquid ID
• Day 3 (Sept. 20): Alter Ego vs. Dewa United; Bigetron vs. ONIC; EVOS vs. Team Liquid ID

Week 7 (Oct. 2–4)

• Day 1 (Oct. 2): Geek Fam vs. Bigetron; Dewa United vs. Team Liquid ID
• Day 2 (Oct. 3): Alter Ego vs. NAVI; Bigetron vs. RRQ Hoshi; Geek Fam vs. Dewa United
• Day 3 (Oct. 4): Alter Ego vs. Team Liquid ID; RRQ Hoshi vs. EVOS; ONIC vs. NAVI

Week 8 (Oct. 8–11)

• Day 1 (Oct. 8): Alter Ego vs. Bigetron; NAVI vs. Team Liquid ID
• Day 2 (Oct. 9): EVOS vs. ONIC; RRQ Hoshi vs. Team Liquid ID; Dewa United vs. NAVI
• Day 3 (Oct. 11): EVOS vs. Geek Fam; RRQ Hoshi vs. ONIC; Dewa United vs. Bigetron

Week 9 (Oct. 16–18)

• Day 1 (Oct. 16): NAVI vs. RRQ Hoshi; Geek Fam vs. Alter Ego
• Day 2 (Oct. 17): ONIC vs. Dewa United; Bigetron vs. EVOS; RRQ Hoshi vs. Geek Fam
• Day 3 (Oct. 18): EVOS vs. Alter Ego; NAVI vs. Bigetron; ONIC vs. Team Liquid ID

Regular Season Standings (as of Week 2)

The table below shows the current standings after the first two weeks of play. Bigetron by Vitality sits atop the leaderboard with a perfect 3-0 match record, closely followed by Team Liquid ID and Natus Vincere at 3-1. ONIC and Alter Ego are both 2-1, while EVOS is even at 2-2. The bottom half features RRQ Hoshi at 1-2, and both Geek Fam ID and Dewa United Esports are winless at 0-4.

Team	Match W-L	Game W-L	Points
Bigetron by Vitality	3-0	6-2	3
Team Liquid ID	3-1	6-3	3
Natus Vincere	3-1	6-4	3
ONIC	2-1	5-2	2
Alter Ego	2-1	4-2	2
EVOS	2-2	5-4	2
RRQ Hoshi	1-2	2-5	1
Geek Fam ID	0-4	3-8	0
Dewa United Esports	0-4	1-8	0

Standings will update every week, so keep an eye on the table as the season progresses. The top six after the regular season move on to the playoffs.

MPL ID Season 18 Teams and Rosters

Nine franchise teams are competing this season, and several have shuffled their lineups. Here's a full roster breakdown for each team, including their placement from last season.

Bigetron by Vitality (Season 17: 1st)

• EXP Laner: Shogun
• Jungler: Nnael
• Mid Laner: Moreno
• Gold Laner: EMANN
• Roamer: Finn
• Sub: Miguel (Flex)

ONIC (Season 17: 2nd)

• EXP Laner: Lutpiii
• Jungler: Kairi
• Mid Laner: S A N Z
• Gold Laner: Kelra
• Roamer: Kiboy
• Sub: SamueL (Roamer)

Geek Fam ID (Season 17: 3rd)

• EXP Laner: MarceL
• Jungler: Nazara
• Mid Laner: A B O Y
• Gold Laner: KennzyySkie
• Roamer: AudyTzy
• Sub: Febriii (EXP Laner)

Team Liquid ID (Season 17: 4th)

• EXP Laner: Aran
• Jungler: Kevin
• Mid Laner: Drichel
• Gold Laner: Keven
• Roamer: Lyoni
• Sub: Anaver (Mid Laner)

EVOS (Season 17: 5th-6th)

• EXP Laner: Rendyy
• Jungler: Alberttt
• Mid Laner: DrianW
• Gold Laner: Erlan
• Roamer: Muezza
• Subs: Vell (EXP Laner), Ryzaa (Mid Laner)

Dewa United Esports (Season 17: 5th-6th)

• EXP Laner: QINN
• Jungler: Kayn
• Mid Laner: Octa
• Gold Laner: Maybeee
• Roamer: Itoshi Kesu
• Sub: RuL Good (Flex)

Alter Ego (Season 17: 7th)

• EXP Laner: Nino
• Jungler: Affan
• Mid Laner: Dalvin
• Gold Laner: Dingarai
• Roamer: Alexander
• Subs: Reyy (Jungler), Halim (Mid Laner), Ivann (Roamer)

Natus Vincere (Season 17: 8th)

• EXP Laner: Karss
• Jungler: Andoryuuu
• Mid Laner: Jiizee
• Gold Laner: Zeonn
• Roamer: APHRO
• Subs: Febbb (EXP Laner), Joshua (Jungler)

RRQ Hoshi (Season 17: 9th)

• EXP Laner: Joshua
• Jungler: Demonkite
• Mid Laner: Hajirin
• Gold Laner: Arthur
• Roamer: Said
• Subs: Clayyy (Mid Laner), Habil (Gold Laner)

MPL ID Season 18 Format and Map Changes

This season introduces an Annual Map Change system, adding a layer of unpredictability. Four random map variations — Dangerous Grass, Broken Walls, Flying Cloud, and Expanding Rivers — will be implemented in every game. These modifications affect how teams approach objectives, rotations, and team fights. If you're watching, expect to see drafts and strategies shift based on which map variation appears.

The regular season is a double round robin with all matches best-of-three. Teams earn one point per match win; no points for a loss. The top six teams in the standings advance to the playoffs.

The playoffs use a hybrid elimination format. The third through sixth seeds enter a single-elimination Round 1. The top two seeds receive a bye and enter Round 2, which switches to double elimination. All playoff matches are best-of-five except the lower bracket final and grand final, which are both best-of-seven. The two finalists qualify for the M8 World Championship in Turkey.

Prize Pool Distribution

The total prize pool is IDR 4,860,000,000 (about $271,873). Here's how it breaks down:

Place	Prize
Champion	IDR 1,280,000,000 (Qualifies for M8)
2nd	IDR 966,000,000 (Qualifies for M8)
3rd	IDR 574,000,000
4th	IDR 455,000,000
5th	IDR 385,000,000
6th	IDR 364,000,000
7th	IDR 259,000,000
8th	IDR 280,000,000
9th	IDR 189,000,000

Note that the 8th place prize is actually higher than 7th — a quirk of the distribution that rewards teams for reaching the playoffs even if they get knocked out early.

How to Watch MPL Indonesia Season 18

All matches are broadcast live on official MLBB streaming channels. You can catch the English broadcast on:

• MLBB Esports YouTube
• MLBB YouTube
• MLBB Esports Facebook
• MLBB Facebook
• MLBB TikTok

Matches are played at the XO Hall (MPL Arena) in Jakarta during the regular season. Time zones: matches start at 2pm, 5pm, and 8pm Western Indonesia Time (WIB), which corresponds to roughly 3am, 6am, and 9am Eastern Time (ET). If you're in the US, the early morning matches are a challenge, but VODs are available on YouTube shortly after each broadcast.

Why This Season Matters

This is the season where the gap between the top two teams and the rest might finally close. Bigetron and ONIC have dominated recent history, but the roster changes across the league — especially on Team Liquid ID, Alter Ego, and NAVI — suggest a more competitive field. The introduction of the map variation system also means teams can't rely on static strategies. Adaptation will be key.

For Indonesian fans, the M8 World Championship spot is everything. The region has historically been one of the strongest in MLBB, and whoever represents Indonesia in Turkey will carry the weight of expectation. The regular season is long, but every match matters — the top two seeds get a double-bye in playoffs, which is a massive advantage.

Keep this guide bookmarked. We'll update the standings, results, and schedule as the season progresses. Whether you're rooting for the defending champs or hoping for a Cinderella story, MPL Indonesia Season 18 is shaping up to be one of the most unpredictable yet.