Esports World Cup (EWC) 2025's most-watched game is Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB), per Esports Charts. The analytics firm said that the Mid Season Cup (MSC) at EWC 25 was the first competition to achieve 3 million Peak Concurrent Viewers (PCV).
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In line with this record-breaking momentum, MLBB maker MOONTON Games announced the M7 World Championship slot allocation.
MLBB Esports will soar with the flagship international Mobile Legends tournament in Indonesia. The game's most devoted followers will return to the M Series in January 2026 for its largest edition.
Two Wildcard teams will qualify for the Main Stage in M7. This coincides with the M Series' much-awaited comeback to Indonesia, Mobile Legends Esports' heart. The new format will debut in Jakarta.
The upcoming M7 Worlds will include 22 top Mobile Legends teams competing for a massive USD 1 million prize pool.
The competition begins with eight Wildcard aspirants vying for two Main Stage spots. The two Wildcard champions will compete for Mobile Legends Esports' top title with 14 directly-qualified Main Stage squads. This format lets new territories shine on MLBB Esports' home field. After MSC EWC 2025, Japan returns to the M Series after five editions with M7.
The M7 World Championship slot allocation per region is as follows.
On the other hand, according to Esports Charts, Mobile Legends was EWC 2025's most popular title. The mobile MOBA game accounted for over 25% of the multi-title esports event's viewership with 50.32 million Hours Watched throughout the MSC and MLBB Women's Invitational (MWI). This year, MSC was the most-watched EWC tournament with 3.06 million PCV. The competition broke its own 2.38 million PCV record set by MSC 2024.
Hopefully, one of our PH representatives will win the upcoming M7, like the reigning M6 World champions, ONIC. – PinoyTechSaga
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