Bigetron by Vitality — MLBB champion of the 2026 Games of the Future
In the grand final of the 2026 Games of the Future, Bigetron by Vitality defeated ONIC 3–2 to claim the title of international tournament champion.
The first map began with ONIC applying pressure, but Bigetron by Vitality managed to turn the tide and secure the victory. The second match followed the exact same script. The third map went to ONIC. The fourth match didn’t feature clear dominance by either team, but thanks to well-executed team fights, Bigetron by Vitality emerged victorious.
Bigetron by Vitality Roster
- Dilon “Shogun” Huraihira (Explainer);
- Manuel “Nnael” Simbolon (jungler);
- Marcel “Moreno” Sinulingga (mid laner);
- Eman “EMANN” Sangko (top laner);
- Muhammad “Finn” Hikmatullah (roamer);
- Theodorus “Theonael” Nathaniel (head coach);
- Rachmat “K Dot” Firmansia (head coach).
Prize Pool Distribution
A total of $900,000 was up for grabs at Games of the Future 2026. The prizes were distributed as follows:
- 1st place — Bigetron by Vitality ($315,000);
- 2nd place — ONIC ($144,000);
- 3rd place — Aurora Gaming ($108,000);
- 4th place — Selangor Red Giants ($63,000);
- 5th–8th place — FUT Esports, DianFengYaoGuai, Team Falcons PH, PRO Esports ($31,500 each);
- 9th–12th place — Team Spirit, Team Vamos, Geekay Esports, Rune Eaters Esports ($22,500 each);
- 13th–16th place — Entity7, Bushido Wildcats, The MongolZ, Alpha7 North ($13,500 each).
The Games of the Future 2026 playoffs took place August 6–9 in Astana. In the tournament’s decisive stage, twelve teams competed for the remaining portion of the prize pool—$846,000 out of a total prize pool of $900,000.
Photo: Bigetron by Vitality.
