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eSports Insider · Jan 2

M7 World Championship preview: format, schedule, teams to watch

Image Credits: MoontonAfter a year-long absence due to the 2025 SEA Games, Mobile Legends: Bang Bang’s crowning event, the M7 World Championship, is set to kick off on January 3rd.

Running until January 25th, the seventh edition of the tournament will feature 22 of the best Mobile Legends: Bang Bang teams from across the globe battling it out for its $1m (~£744,270) prize pool.

M7 is guaranteed to crown a new winner, as defending champion ONIC Philippines failed to qualify for the event.

Before the action begins, here’s a complete breakdown of the tournament’s structure, participating teams, and opening matches.

M7 World Championship Qualified Teams

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