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Esports market overview

Our esports offering centres on three major mobile gaming titles: Mobile Legends Professional League (MPL), Free Fire World Series, and PUBG Mobile tournaments. Mobile Legends is a 5v5 team-based MOBA played across multiple regional leagues — Indonesia's MPL is one of the largest, with franchised teams competing in regular seasons followed by playoff stages and international tournaments like the M-Series (Mobile Legends World Championship). Matches are best-of-three in most formats, with each game lasting subject to verification depending on team strategy. Free Fire is a battle-royale title where 50 teams compete on a shrinking island; matches are typically subject to verification and settlement depends on final placement and elimination count. PUBG Mobile similarly uses battle-royale mechanics with matches ranging subject to verification. We list live score feeds, team rosters, and historical statistics for all three titles. League schedules are published quarterly; regional tournaments run year-round with international World Series events during Q2–Q3. Our esports markets do not have demo mode — all esports betting requires a real account and deposit.

Match formats and timing

Mobile Legends matches are organised into regular season (round-robin), playoff (single or double elimination), and grand-final stages. Regular season typically runs 10–14 weeks with each team playing 18–22 games. Playoffs compress into 3–4 weeks. Grand finals are single-match or best-of-five depending on the tournament tier. Each playoff match is best-of-three, meaning the series ends when one team wins two games. International M-Series tournaments follow a group-stage format (8–12 weeks) leading to knockouts (2–3 weeks). Free Fire World Series operates similarly: group stage lasting 6–8 weeks, followed by playoffs and finals over 2–4 weeks. PUBG Mobile Global Championship uses a similar structure but emphasises cumulative placement scoring across multiple matches in a day rather than single-series elimination. Settlement timing for asg55 slot markets: regular-season match results post within subject to verification of the official broadcast end; playoff results settle within subject to verification; international tournament results may take 1–2 hours if broadcast delays occur. We do not settle markets based on unofficial streams — only official league broadcasts are used.

Reading the schedule

Our esports schedule integrates with the regional and international event calendar. Mobile Legends starts its new season in January or February, running through to May before the mid-year World Championship (June–July). Regional playoffs occur May–June; the International M-Series grand final is typically held in July. Post-summer, preparation for the next year's season begins in August–September. Free Fire and PUBG Mobile tournaments are spread throughout the year: Free Fire World Series occurs in April–May, November–December. PUBG Mobile Global Championship runs February–April and September–November. During Idul Fitri (April–May) and Idul Adha (June–July), Indonesian regional tournaments see increased activity and we offer special bonus multiplier tokens for esports bets. You can filter the schedule by league, team, or date range in our esports section. Push notifications alert you 24 hours before match start. Match start times are listed in your account's timezone (Indonesian, UTC+7, or UTC±0 depending on your setting).

How esports markets differ from football

Football markets (Liga 1, Piala AFF, Champions League) settle on standard match statistics: final score, goal-scorer, corner count, yellow/red cards, possession percentage. Esports markets settle on in-game metrics: final team placement, kill count, elimination order, resource control (map objectives, towers destroyed). Football matches are typically subject to verification with a known fixture date weeks in advance. Esports matches can vary subject to verification depending on game and team strategy, and schedules are sometimes shifted 24–48 hours due to technical issues or broadcaster availability. Football odds are set based on team form, injury reports, and historical head-to-head records. Esports odds reflect recent patch balance changes, roster updates, and tournament performance in the same season. Football markets close subject to verification before kickoff. Esports markets close subject to verification before broadcast start. Football results are official within subject to verification of final whistle. Esports results are official once the league broadcast confirms the result and the match is marked as "final" in the official league system — this can take subject to verification to 2 hours depending on post-match analysis. Both categories use certified data feeds; neither fabricates results or odds.