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eSports Insider · Jan 7, 2021

Moonton unveils partners for M2 World Championship

Chinese video game developer Moonton has announced a number of partners for Mobile Legends: Bang Bang’s 2021 M2 World Championship.

The tournament, starting on January 18th, is being held offline behind closed doors in Singapore.

Credit: MoontonGlobal electronics manufacturer Samsung has been confirmed as a partner of the Bahasa Indonesia stream for the event alongside Nimo, which has been named the official broadcaster of the same stream.

On the English stream of the Mobile Legends’ World Championships, Cathay Cineplexes, Mediacorp, gaming chair manufacturer Secretlab, SUTL, Tumi, and telecommunications conglomerate Singtel have been confirmed as partners.

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