The MLBB Women's International 2026 matches kick off on July 14 as part of the Esports World Cup 2026. The tournament format, team rosters, prize pool distribution, and the schedule for the first day of competition are detailed below.
Tournament Format
The sixteen participating teams will begin with the group stage, which will take place from July 14 to 16 at the Allianz Vault arena in Paris, France. The teams will be divided into two groups of eight and will compete in two double-elimination brackets featuring best-of-three (bo3) matches. At the end of this stage, the top four teams from each group will advance to the next stage.
The MWI 2026 playoffs will take place from July 16 to 18 and will also be held at the Allianz Vault arena. The remaining teams will compete in a single-elimination format. Quarterfinal matches will be best-of-two, semifinals will be best-of-three, and the grand final will require winning four out of seven maps.
List of participants
Bigetron by Vitality Ladies
- Venny “Fumi” Lim (mid lane);
- Viorel “Vival” Chen (jungle);
- Cindy Lauren “Cinny” Siswanto (mid);
- Michelle Denise “Chell” Siswanto (gold lane);
- Vivi “Vivian” Idrawati (roamer);
- Giovanni “Gio” Ngatimani (substitute, flex);
- Ilyas “Caesius” Ramanda (coach).
- Fayria “Violet” Noviana (experience lane);
- Sevio “Xev” Maurin (jungler);
- Livia Leemuela “Livii” Putri (mid);
- Olivia Benita “Liv” Viyaya (gold lane);
- Nadia Bakhita “Remund” Bakriun (roamer);
- Angeliya “Agatha” Agata (reserve, midder);
- Aulia “Luckyboi” Putra (coach).
- Gwyneth “Not Ayanami” Daigon (experience lane);
- Kei “Keishi” Alpuert (jungler);
- Honi “Rain” Jemlan (mid);
- Lorraine “Rianne” Alcaraz (top lane);
- Meri “Meraaay” Vivero (roamer);
- RED (substitute);
- Salman “KingSalman” Makarambon (head coach).
- Nora (experience lane);
- Tann (jungler);
- Miku (mid laner);
- Quinn “Qu1nn” Shen (gold lane);
- Chloe “Qiiboyyy” Kay (roamer);
- Anabelle (substitute);
- Divaan “Frost” Nagarayyu (head coach).
- Xin “Lingg” Chasovanvichka (experience lane);
- Net “Fahh” Sreynoh (jungler);
- Van “Sofia” Meini (mid);
- Li “Winnie” Meichin (gold lane);
- Kasima “Lemaa” Mustat (roamer);
- Yingg (substitute, gold lane);
- Hean “RiRith” Sovandarit (coach);
- Thanith (assistant coach).
- Asli “Nocturne” Ozbi (experience lane);
- Nagam “Nana” Emam (jungler);
- Safa “Syrinx” Ahmed (mid laner);
- Asmaa “Names” Tabet (top lane);
- Nurhan “Nucii” Abdel-Aal (roamer);
- Rio (substitute);
- Mohamed “Koba” Abd-Rabouo (coach).
- dirty svshoq (experience lane);
- Irina “Kioway” Koroleva (jungler);
- Sonjjqkke (mid laner);
- Tokio (gold laner);
- Sofia “KUWEJO” Korshunova (roamer);
- Kasikomi (substitute, flex);
- Vladimir “Ospreay” Gonchar (coach);
- Denis “Selfdestruct” Merkulov (analyst).
- Maria “Alyssa” Khomyakova (mid lane);
- Reem Mohammed Moatasem “Alecta” Abdelrahman (jungler);
- Noemi “Megumi” Zheng (mid laner);
- Olivia “Demony” Yang (top laner);
- Asma “Demony” Dassi (roamer);
- Rawan Abdalazim Farouk “Yui” Abdalazim (substitute, mid);
- Yennefer (substitute, roamer);
- Lena (experience lane);
- Anu (jungler);
- Altanzul “zulaana” Lkhagvasuren (mid);
- Oyundari “Mobsaiko” Nyambayar (gold lane);
- Nandintsetsetseg “Nikaa” Tumurkhuyag (roamer);
- Batbold “Ethan” Batyargal (coach).
- Nong “Daisy” An (experience line);
- Meilane “Meylane” Manek (jungler);
- Weng “Saa” Nhi (mid laner);
- Destria “Chincaww” Devi (gold lane);
- Do “Kao” Treng (roamer);
- Yuee (substitute, jungler);
- Regi “Bangduk” Kurniawan (coach).
- Buse “Unohana” Uyar (experience line);
- Aslian “Kujou” Özkan (jungler);
- Seida “Zendaya” Kamlidereeli (mid laner);
- Pervin “Mieko” Kolak (gold lane);
- Irem “Nora” Senturk (roamer);
- Limonfy (substitute);
- Sharifa “Aria” Fakhrurrozi (experience lane);
- Webi “Ruii” Febrian (jungler);
- Jessica “Sayori” Kao (mid lane);
- Cindy “Panda” Zhou (top lane);
- Ashley “Ashlay” Ann (roamer);
- Hoodini (substitute);
- Kelvin “Rexvinn” Unting (coach);
- Naira “Mikiari” Chris (experience lane);
- Hellen “Haiob” Feng (jungler);
- Lais “Lala” Madureira (mid);
- Tais “Pandinha” Caldeira (gold lane);
- Reynar “Rayy” Fernandez (roamer);
- Priscila “Hawks” Martinez (substitute, experience lane);
- Velas “Tsubasaa” Seabra (coach).
- Rafa (experience lane);
- Leiyan Khayt Batista “Miss Meow” Makaspak (jungler);
- Livin (mid);
- Lunar (gold lane);
- Elizaveta “Minun” Rukavishnikova (roamer);
- RGD (substitute, flex);
- Jessica66 (experience lane);
- Zhou (jungler);
- Namei (mid);
- Gaigai (gold lane);
- Missmiss (roamer);
- FanHua (substitute, gold lane);
- Arya (explainer);
- Anisa “Soyy” Putri (jungler);
- Mia “APhoo” Nung (mid laner);
- Mi “Kiko” Ko (top laner);
- Pyae “Jayyy” Mon (roamer);
- Sandami “Kukuu” Mei (substitute, roamer);
- Kaung “Kalama” Oo (coach).
Prize Pool Distribution
A total of $525,000 will be up for grabs at the MLBB Women’s International 2026. In addition to the cash prizes, the teams that finish in places 1 through 8 will receive a certain number of the 3,550 available EWC club points.
- 1st place — $150,000 and 1,000 EWC points;
- 2nd place — $90,000 and 750 EWC points;
- 3rd place — $50,000 and 500 EWC points;
- 4th place — $30,000 and 300 EWC points;
- 5th–8th place — $20,000 each and 200 EWC points each;
- 9th–12th place — $15,000 each;
- 13th–16th place — $10,000 each.
Schedule for the first day of play at MWI 2026
July 14, times listed in Moscow time:
Group A
- 1:00 p.m. — Falcons Vega vs. SAETA;
- 1:00 PM — Team Rey Young vs. Aurora Storm;
- 2:30 p.m. — Geltek Cyber Team vs. Geekay Esports FE;
- 2:30 p.m. — Virtus.pro MENA vs. Twisted Minds VN.
Group B
- 4:00 p.m. — Bigetron by Vitality Ladies vs. MIBR.LOS;
- 4:00 PM — Natus Vincere PH vs. Galaxy Phoenix;
- 5:30 p.m. — Gen.G Esports vs. FUT Esports FE;
- 5:30 p.m. — Falcon Daisies vs. Falcons Vega MENA.
List of English-speaking casters
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On-stage hosts:
- Cheryl Yao;
- Damascus;
- Hollywood RobTV.
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Studio hosts:
- Ayman “Laphel” Kamal;
- Reflection;
- Renmar Santa “Reptar” Cruz.
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Commentators:
- Rachel Melati “Aeterna” Nalapraya;
- Rikeisa “Athena” Paloma;
- Brigitte Alexandra “Brigida” Ramos;
- Gideon Hugh Wei “GideonQ” Yang;
- Dan “Leo” Kubangei;
- Frederick Handy “Mirko” Lojho;
- Jacey “Naisou” Rezeybek.
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List of Russian-speaking talents
- 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;
- Maria “mash1nkaaa” Ganelina.
List of Vietnamese talents
- Nguyen “Hew” Huu Trun Hieu;
- Le “Hkay” Viet Hoang;
- Nguyen “Rikaki” Son Hai;
- Nguyen “Sly” Tron Hoa;
- Phan “Tốp Mỡ” Hoàng Hà;
- Le “Văn Chung” Van Chung;
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