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MLBB Mid Season Cup 2026 Preview: Format, Rosters, Prize Pool, Schedule for the First Day of Play

Alexey Mikhailov
2025 MLBB Mid Season Cup.

The MLBB Mid Season Cup 2026 matches begin tomorrow. The tournament format, team rosters, prize pool distribution, list of players, and schedule for the first day of competition are covered below.

Format and Dates

The MLBB Mid Season Cup 2026 will take place from July 1 to August 1 in Paris, France. A total of 25 teams will compete in the LAN tournament. The tournament will begin with the Wildcard stage, from which only 1 out of 10 participants will advance. During the group stage, the 16 teams will be divided into two groups—the top four teams from each group will secure spots in the playoffs. The final stage of the tournament will be held in a single-elimination format.

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List of Participants

Group Stage

Team Vitality

  • Dillon “Shogun” Huraihira (explainer);
  • Manuel “Nnael” Simbolon (jungler);
  • Marcel “Moreno” Sinulingga (mid laner);
  • Eman “EMANN” Sangko (top laner);
  • Muhammad “Finn” Hikmatullah (roamer);
  • Mukhd “Ryzaa” Mauriza (substitute, mid);
  • Theodorus “Theonael” Nathaniel (coach).

ONIC

  • Moh “Lutpii” Ardianto (explainer);
  • Kairi “Kairi” Rayosdelsol (jungler);
  • Gilan “S A N Z” (mid laner);
  • Grant “Kelra” Pillas (goldlaner);
  • Niki “Kiboy” Pontonovu (roamer);
  • Sam “Samel” Hosio (substitute, roamer);
  • Kelvin “CW” Vinata (coach).

Team Liquid PH

  • Sanford “Sanford” Vinuya (explainer);
  • Karl “KarlTzy” Nepomuceno (jungler);
  • Alston “Sanji” Pabico (mid laner);
  • Dave “Teddyqt” Viana (top laner);
  • Jaypee “Jaypee” De La Cruz (roamer);
  • Kim “Dai Ki” Sebañes (substitute, gold laner);
  • Ong “Aeon” Shen (coach).

Team Falcons PH

  • David “FlapTzy” Cannon (explainer);
  • Michael “KyleTzy” Saisón (jungler);
  • Salik “Hadji” Imam (mid laner);
  • Marco “Super Marco” Requitiano (support);
  • Rougien “Owgwen” Yunigo (roamer);
  • Edferdz “Ferdz” Fernandez (substitute, commentator);
  • Francis “Ducky” Glindro (coach).

Selangor Red Giants

  • Mark “Kramm” Rusiana (explainer);
  • Muhammad “Sekys” Zaman (jungler);
  • Hazzik “Stormie” Rizwan (midlaner);
  • John “Innocent” Banal (gold laner);
  • Muhammad “Yums” Suhairi (roamer);
  • Muhammad “Unii” Razman (substitute, jungler);
  • Michael “Arcadia” Bokado (coach).

Team Vamos

  • Mohammed “Sepat” bin Aujan (explainer);
  • Danish “Error 404” Abdullah (jungler);
  • Adrian “Claw Kun” Lesmana (mid laner);
  • Nikodemus “Natco” Koesnadi (goldlaner);
  • Muhammad “Zqeef” Azman (roamer);
  • Muhammad “Zeno” Jeffrey (substitute, explainer);
  • Afrindo “Valdo” Valentino (coach).

PRO Esports

  • Lang “Felix” Kimhak (explainer);
  • Kyle “Koyl” Reyes (jungler);
  • Sang “SAA” Rosa (mid laner);
  • Salvik “Kouzen” Tolarba (top laner);
  • Mei “PP” Sambatpanya (roamer).
  • Chhim “CatGod” Vitu (coach).

Yangon Galacticos

  • Hyeon “Ying” Oh (explainer);
  • Han “Hann” Swe (jungler);
  • Myo “Kaize” Kyaw (mid laner);
  • Shain “Sanji” Aung (top lane);
  • Kyaw “Blink” Tuy (roamer);
  • Mark “Marvz” Luz (coach).

IGNITE Gaming

  • Yeo “Diablo” Lun (jungler);
  • Kelvin “Kelvin” Chen (jungler);
  • Royven “Roy” Tan (mid laner);
  • Chester “CS” Yu (top laner);
  • Jay “Jayy” Cheng (roamer);
  • Drin “Drinsanity” Fontanilla (substitute, explainer);
  • Ronnel “Cjay” Kalinawan (coach).

Geekay Esports

  • Enkhbat “Azin” Munkharaa (Explainer);
  • Anand “Xeno” Baatarhuu (jungler);
  • Omar “Quanok” Ali (mid laner);
  • Yazan “Yaga” Alsavaris (top laner);
  • Mohamed “Shen” Elshanawani (roamer);
  • Gamba (substitute, roamer);
  • Mohamed “Ghost” Attia (coach).

Team Spirit

  • Mateos “Kid Bomba” Hatzilakos (explainer);
  • Zaur “zaur egoist” Magomadov (jungler);
  • Kemiran “Sunset Lover” Kochkarov (mid laner);
  • Anton “Hiko” Pak (top laner);
  • Stanislav “SAWO” Reshnyak (roamer);
  • Euphoria (substitute, flex);
  • Nikita “Coldstar” Morozov (coach).

Aurora Gaming

  • Mehmet “Lunar” Ilgun (explaner);
  • Sidar “Tienzy” Mentes (jungler);
  • Ahmet “Rosa” Batir (mid laner);
  • Siyar “Sigibum” Akbulut (top laner);
  • Lukasz “Pagu” Bigus (roamer);
  • Furkan “APEX47” Akbulut (substitute, roamer);
  • Neil “Midnight” De Guzman (coach).

Guangzhou Gaming

  • Gaoron “Modi” Li (explaner);
  • Kuo-hai “Korhae” Peng (jungler);
  • Wei “Xying” Xu (mid laner);
  • Simon “Cy” Torres (top laner);
  • Ri “Meii” Zhou (roamer);
  • Jacob “Wolf” Wang (substitute, jungler);
  • Wenhao “sundae” Li (coach).

Entity7

  • Nicolas “Akashi” Vieira (explainer);
  • Facundo “Hide on bush” Ledesma (jungler);
  • Juan “Shin” Gonzalez (mid laner);
  • César “Doom” Hernández (goldlaner);
  • Victor “Vaguin” Souza (roamer);
  • Chris “Criss Angels” Ángel (coach).

True Rippers Esports

  • Rean “Rehansyah” Irwansyah (explainer);
  • Ryan “IYanZz” Tarigan (jungler);
  • Abhidjit “Abhi” Katkar (mid laner);
  • Gaitanlung “Kyle” Gonmei (top laner);
  • Sushanta “Kimyy” Bishwas (roamer);
  • Dubalanta “Duba” Oinam (substitute, mid laner);
  • Ray “Coach Zen” Gayapanau (coach).

Wildcard Stage

The MongolZ

  • Ermuunbaatar “MuMu” Tumurbataar (explainer);
  • Bagabandi “Zxaura” Tegshjargalyn (jungler);
  • Lkhagvasuren “Mayki” Otgonbayar (mid laner);
  • Erdenebileg “Kei” Erdensuren (gold laner);
  • Tengis “Aux” Bayarsaykhan (roamer);
  • Munkh-Erdene “Dino” Sunkhbaatar (substitute, flex);
  • Unurbat “Summer” Munkhbatyn (coach).

The Huns Esports

  • Erkhembayar “Bankai” Bathuu (explainer);
  • Stillmeta (jungler);
  • Tsogtbaatar “Kenni” Zolboo (mid laner);
  • Yuki (top laner);
  • Oyu (roamer);
  • Erdenemunkh “Bebex” Chimsukh (coach).

Sunset Ravens

  • Trap (explainer);
  • rokushi (jungler);
  • Eska (mid laner);
  • Asahi “muiminet” Nakanamina (goldlaner);
  • Popopoopoon (roamer);
  • Ronixx (substitute, explainer);
  • Raymond “Raizan” Tandrian (coach).

Niightmare Esports

  • Futtthawan “Juviana” Fungpasomsai (explainer);
  • Mangkonetong “2Ez4Lexxy” Sinbandit (jungler);
  • Marcelino “I DID” Semontina (mid laner);
  • Rasek “Nomed” Sugarno (top laner);
  • Sengatit “J4ZBIN” Funsawat (roamer);
  • Khampaset “Khammy” Hanshana (reserve, forester);
  • Coach V (coach).

King of Gamers Club

  • Chayakrit “Framezy” Buangern (explainer);
  • Ken “Kzen” Pail (jungler);
  • Piyanat “Zed” Songsermpanit (mid laner);
  • John “Payen” Bernacer (top laner);
  • Piya “ZanRi” Srivilat (roamer);
  • Pongpanata “Hiwko” Ruengarirat (substitute, roamer);
  • Justin “Coach Justine” Kanoy (coach).

Team Falcons

  • Ayman “Sanji” Alkarni (explainer);
  • Bien “Boyet” Chumesera (jungler);
  • Muat “Cuffin” Alkoraini (mid laner);
  • Suleiman “Saano” Al-Rashdi (goldlaner);
  • Muaied “Troll” Kharab (roamer);
  • Muhammad “Tarzan” Kharabakh (substitute, jungler);
  • Paolo “Paoweeburn” Lobaton (coach).

FUT Esports

  • Egem “EKSI” Onem (explainer);
  • Mehmed “Kazue” Öztürk (jungler);
  • Mustafa “Saiki” Akin (mid laner);
  • Nekdet “Rx” Arslan (top laner);
  • Gorkem “Blotzfet” Altyn (roamer);
  • RAGNAR (substitute, flex);
  • Joshua “Tezet” Sanger (coach).

Victory Song Gamers

  • John “JM” Sebastian (explainer);
  • Mark “MarkTzy” Pagaduan (jungler);
  • Oleg “Dikson” Pakhomov (mid laner);
  • Karl “Carvi” Tinio (top laner);
  • Michael “Boro” Busch (roamer);
  • Alexander “SMETANA” Lukovnikov (substitute, gold laner);
  • Jeffrey “Jeff” Manforte (coach).

Alpha7 Esports

  • Nathaniel “Nathzz” Estrolog (explainer);
  • Carlos “bestplayer1” Vega (jungler);
  • Chris “Cole World” Cartagena (mid laner);
  • Ziamet-Jay “ZIA” Kaluya (top laner);
  • Vo “SHARK” Thang Trung (roamer);
  • Pavel (substitute, roamer);
  • Martin “Sir Rose” Bautista (coach).

Verso Time

The team will miss MSC 2026 due to visa issues. According to tournament rules, it will receive technical losses in all Wildcard stage matches and will be ranked 24th–25th.

  • Ramazan “Castle” Atalaev (explainer);
  • Alexander “Yustinian” Markov (jungler);
  • Yermek “Kodjikk” Baibulsinov (mid laner);
  • Timur “Black march” Falin (gold laner);
  • Andrey “AFK” Loginov (roamer);
  • Vladimir “Ospreay” Gonchar (coach).

Prize Pool Distribution

In total, teams will compete for a $3,000,000 prize pool at the MLBB Mid Season Cup 2026.

  • 1st place — $1,000,000;
  • 2nd place — $500,000;
  • 3rd place — $250,000;
  • 4th place — $150,000;
  • 5th–8th place — $100,000 each;
  • 9th–12th place — $65,000 each;
  • 13th–16th place — $45,000 each;
  • 17th place — $35,000;
  • 18th–19th place — $31,500 each;
  • 20th–21st place — $29,000 each;
  • 22nd–23rd place — $27,000 each;
  • 24th–25th place — $25,000 each.

Schedule for Day 1

July 1, times are in Moscow time.

  • 12:00 p.m. — The MongolZ vs. FUT Esports.
  • 12:45 — Sunset Ravens vs. The Huns Esports.
  • 1:30 p.m. — King of Gamers Club vs. Victory Song Gamers.
  • 2:15 p.m. — Sunset Ravens vs. Team Falcons.
  • 3:00 p.m. — The MongolZ vs. Victory Song Gamers.
  • 3:45 PM — The Huns Esports vs. Team Falcons.
  • 4:30 p.m. — The MongolZ vs. King of Gamers Club.
  • 5:15 PM — FUT Esports vs. Victory Song Gamers.

List of commentators for the Russian-language broadcast

  • Alexey “Alex White” Trukhanovich;
  • Alexander “Destroyer” Timofeev;
  • Dmitry “KDH440” Zaitsev;
  • Rostislav “Danzel” Kuzin;
  • Andrey “Chiilstreeam” Goryachev;
  • Victoria “SHPUI” Artemchik;
  • Dmitry “ZachQ” Kulkin;
  • Pyotr “Wonderbellka” Samoshkin;
  • Sergey “LiveForSurf” Popov.

Where to Watch the MLBB Mid Season Cup 2026

  • English-language streams:
    • Twitch;
    • YouTube.
  • Russian-language broadcast — Twitch.

Photo by Lee Alik Soon, EWC Foundation.

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Alexey Mikhailov
Alexey MikhailovAuthor · CS2 News Author

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