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Watch Local Gamers Battle For A RM5,000 Prize Pool In This VALORANT Open Tournament
Make sure to set reminders for the livestream dates!
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M'sian Female DOTA 2 Team Wins Gold At Commonwealth Esports Championships
The Malaysian DOTA 2 men's team — Team Atlantis — and eFootball national player Nor Haikal Noh have also won gold medals in the tournament.
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RSG Malaysia Signs On Legendary Icon M Nasir As Their Newest 'Mobile Legends' Player
"A legend, a national icon, and now an RSG MLBB player with the in-game name (IGN), Sifu!"
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This Esports Hotel In Johor Is The First Of Its Kind For Southeast Asia
Reinventing the wheel for what we know vacations to be, check into a room and game your heart out.
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Government Unveils National Esports Hub With State-Of-The-Art Equipment In Puchong
Professional players and casual gamers alike will now have access to a tournament hall, multiple gaming rooms, PlayStations, gaming PCs, and more.
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Indonesia's Team Cilor Crowned Champions Of IGN Southeast Asia's Mobile Legends Tournament
Team Cilor claimed victory with a perfect score of 3-0 in the grand final, taking home the grand cash prize of RM18,900.
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This Girls-Only 'Mobile Legends' Tournament Champions Gamers From Malaysia. Jom Sapot!
The ultimate winner will take home a RM42,000 cash prize!
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This Girls-Only 'Mobile Legends' Tournament Has Prize Pool Of Over RM40,000 Up For Grabs
Female gamers, faster register now!
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#Bajet2022: No Tax For E-Sports Winnings
Tengku Abdul celebrated the achievements of NothingToSay, xNova, Mushi, and Oli while tabling the Supply Bill 2022 in the Parliament today, 29 October.
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M'sian DOTA 2 Player Wins A Share Of RM21 Million In Largest E-Sports Tournament
Cheng Jin Xiang — or more popularly known as NothingToSay — finished second in The International 10 (TI10) while competing alongside his Chinese teammates in PSD.LGD.
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The First Ever Malaysia Esports League 2021 Nationals Is Here, With A RM200,000 Prize Pool
The MEL21 Nationals features 288 players, representing all the different states in Malaysia.
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23-Year-Old M'sian Left Partially Paralysed By Accident Finds A Career In E-Sports
Muhammad Azali Abdul Hamid is able to make about RM400 a month by streaming video games.
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