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Esports market overview

Our esports coverage includes four primary titles: Mobile Legends Professional League (MPL) across Indonesia and Southeast Asia, Free Fire World Series, PUBG Mobile Pro League (PMPL), and Valorant Championship Series. Each title carries distinct league structures, seasonal formats, and market types. Mobile Legends operates on a regional franchise model with Jakarta, Surabaya, Bandung, and Medan teams; seasons run quarterly with playoffs and grand finals. Free Fire tournaments range from weekly online qualifiers to monthly regional finals. PUBG Mobile features a similar tier-based system with squad-based battles and point accumulation. Valorant's esports ecosystem includes regional and international tournaments with fixed team rosters. We provide game information updates, match schedules, and player statistics for each title. Esports markets settle within subject to verification of official tournament result announcement.

Match formats and timing

Mobile Legends matches use a best-of-three format in playoffs and grand finals; regular season games are best-of-one. Each match runs subject to verification on average. Free Fire tournaments employ squad-based survival format with 30 total players across five squads per match; typical match duration is subject to verification. PUBG Mobile uses a multi-match points system where the cumulative score across 4–6 matches determines the winner; individual match rounds last subject to verification. Valorant matches are best-of-three in playoffs and best-of-one in regular season; each match averages subject to verification. Tournament schedules are published weekly, with matches typically held Thursday through Sunday. We update live match feeds every 60 seconds during active games. Settlement occurs within subject to verification of the final result announcement on the official league website or broadcast.

Reading the schedule

Tournament schedules are displayed on the platform in two views: weekly grid and monthly calendar. The grid shows each day's matches, team names, match time (in WIB, Jakarta local time), and bet markets available. The monthly calendar highlights tournament phases: group stage, playoff rounds, and grand finals. Time zones are automatically converted based on your account location. Matches scheduled for Idul Fitri, Idul Adha, or Imlek may be postponed; we notify account holders via email and in-app alert when rescheduling occurs. You may set match reminders for any fixture, and we send a notification 1 hour before start time. Market odds are frozen subject to verification before match start; in-play markets open at match start and close at final result.

How esports markets differ from football

Esports markets settle faster than football: esports results are confirmed within subject to verification of match end, whereas football may require 24+ hours if protests are filed. Esports events occur year-round with no seasonal break; football seasons have defined calendars (Liga 1, Piala AFF, Champions League). Esports squad rosters can change within a season due to player transfers, affecting odds; football team lineups are public but more stable. Esports matches offer more granular in-play markets (first kill, map winner, round score) because match progression is discrete; football in-play is more fluid. Esports bets are often placed on a single match or a best-of series; football bets span 90-minute matches across multiple fixtures in a round. Settlement disputes in esports are rare because results are objective and logged in real-time; football disputes may arise from referee decisions or VAR review.