MPL ID Season 14: Updates, Standings & More

No stories are better crafted than those with passion and determination. The Mobile Legends Professional League Indonesia Season 14 (MPL ID) sets out another exciting competitive season. It gathered nine of the top Indonesian teams to battle out for the title and a prize pool amounting to Rp4,860,000,000 (approximately $309,651 USD). All organizations are definitely pumped up to own the MPL ID Season 14 stage with their talents.

Tournament Format and Structure

Format and structure remain the same for MPL ID Season 14. The tournament kicked off with two main phases, the Regular Season and the Playoffs. This guarantees quite a long duration of an enjoyable competitive season for the MLBB community. The Regular Season ran first from August 9, 2024, to October 6, 2024, with a double round-robin format. Here, teams played their matches in a best-of-three format to earn a point only for a match win.

Moving to the Playoffs, the top six seeded teams from the Regular Season will compete in a hybrid elimination format. First and second-seeded teams are initially granted a spot in Round 2 as their advantage for dominating performance. Meanwhile, the remaining teams in third to sixth place will battle throughout the single elimination matches in Round 1.

Onwards, the competition will shift to a double elimination format with best-of-five series matches. Once they’ve occupied all the spots for the Grand Finals, a best-of-seven format will play out within the top teams. This will determine the awaited Grand Champion team for the MPL ID Season 14.

Team Standings and Performance

The competition is tight between the top-performing teams of MPL ID in Season 14. RRQ Hoshi showed dominating performances throughout the Regular Season and Playoffs. With that, they immediately secure the first ticket to the Grand Finals as well as the entry to the M6 World Championship.

Meanwhile, Team Liquid ID (TLID) followed closely as they were next to secure the remaining ticket to M6 and Grand Finals. Eventually, they staged an upset win against RRQ Hoshi to hail themselves as the new Indonesian champion. Bigetron Alpha holds the third position after failing to bounce back in their series match with TLID.

Here is the final playoff standing for the MPL ID Season 14 tournament:

Team Liquid ID
RRQ Hoshi
Bigetron Alpha
Geek Fam ID
Alter Ego
Fnatic ONIC
Dewa United Esports
Rebellion Esports
EVOS Glory

Prize Pool and Awards

Besides the spot to the M6 World Championship, MPL ID Season 14 hosted a massive amount of prize pool for teams. Both team and individual awards received extensive prizes that made the competition more exciting. This year’s MPL ID Champion, Team Liquid ID, gets to take home an astounding Rp1,000,000,000.

Besides that, players also received a huge sum for the great display of skills and talents throughout the matches. MPL ID named Widy of Team Liquid ID as the Finals MVP and awarded him with Rp28,000,000. Meanwhile, TLID Faviann, who is a standout newcomer, won the Regular Season MVP and Rookie of the Season and earned a total of Rp21,000,000.

Tournament Highlights and Updates

Several significant roster moves occurred for MPL ID Season 14 that shook some things up in the tournament. There have been multiple roster adjustments for teams like EVOS and DEWA United to change team dynamics. On the other hand, RBL faced the transfer of players as Audycs left this season’s roster.

Moving on, MLBB is definitely getting bigger and bigger in Indonesia with their venues for the competition. MPL ID Season 14 took place in the prestigious XO Hall in Jakarta during the Regular Season, and Eldorado Dome in Bandung for the Playoffs. Given the esports league’s popularity, the tournament attracted several major sponsors, including Samsung, Telkomsel, and GoPay.

Conclusion

Fire settled in for MPL ID Season 14 as it hailed the new champions, Team Liquid ID. Despite being relatively newcomers into the league, they managed to show an exemplary performance and chemistry to win the title. While RRQ Hoshi showcased their best through the Regular Season until Playoffs, unfortunately, they fell short in the BO7 grand finals series. Nonetheless, both teams played well in the series of intense action and thrilling matches to secure themselves a plane ticket to Malaysia for M6.

Stalingrad Dollosa

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