Leon Esports are the MSL Thailand Season 2 champions. They beat Bacon Time 4–3 in a seven-game grand final at a sold-out BCC Hall, Central Ladprao, in Bangkok on 18 October, and used their champion's choice to take Thailand's place at the M8 World Championship Wild Card.

MSL Thailand Season 2 playoff results

Leon were the favourites after a perfect 9–0 regular season, but they had to do it the hard way.

Date Round Result
16 Oct Play-in King of Gamers Club 2–1 Valee Thai Esports
16 Oct Play-in Bacon Time 2–0 BRU
16 Oct Upper bracket semifinal Leon Esports 3–1 King of Gamers Club
16 Oct Upper bracket semifinal Bacon Time 3–0 Tenacity
17 Oct Lower bracket semifinal Tenacity 3–1 King of Gamers Club
17 Oct Upper bracket final Bacon Time 3–1 Leon Esports
18 Oct Lower bracket final Leon Esports 3–0 Tenacity
18 Oct Grand final (Bo7) Leon Esports 4–3 Bacon Time

Bacon Time handed Leon their first series defeat of the season in the upper bracket final. Leon answered with a 3–0 sweep of Tenacity in the lower bracket, then won a grand final that went the full seven games. Leon's mid laner Karnnz was named Finals MVP.

Leon lost one series all season and still won the title. A 9–0 regular season mirrors King of Gamers Club's run to the Season 1 crown, and both teams went on to lift the trophy.

Who goes where: M8 Wild Card and MCT SEA

The MSL Thailand champion picks its next stage first. Leon chose the M8 Wild Card, which means:

Team Finish Next event
Leon Esports Champion M8 World Championship Wild Card, Bangkok
Bacon Time Runner-up MCT SEA, Bangkok
Tenacity Third MCT SEA, Bangkok (host-country place)

Thailand gets a second MCT SEA place because Bangkok is hosting both the M8 Wild Card and the first MLBB SEA Championship Tour. MCT SEA brings 12 teams from 11 South-East Asian countries to ICON SIAM in Bangkok: the group stage runs 9–10 December and the playoffs 11–13 December. Its top two go straight to the M8 main stage in Istanbul, and third and fourth join the Wild Card in Bangkok, where three teams advance.

That puts Thailand at the centre of December's road to M8, before the main event in Istanbul in January. For the full qualification picture, see the road to M8.

MPL Indonesia Season 18: Liquid ID take first place

Indonesia's regular season also finished on 18 October, with a twist at the top. Natus Vincere led going into the final day but lost 0–2 to Bigetron, while Team Liquid ID beat ONIC 2–0 in the last match of the season. Both finished 12–4, and Liquid ID took first on game difference.

Final weekend results:

  • 17 Oct: ONIC 2–1 Dewa United; Bigetron 2–1 EVOS; RRQ Hoshi 2–1 Geek Fam
  • 18 Oct: EVOS 2–1 Alter Ego; Bigetron 2–0 NAVI; Team Liquid ID 2–0 ONIC

Final MPL Indonesia Season 18 standings:

# Team Matches Games Diff
1 Team Liquid ID 12–4 26–11 +15
2 Natus Vincere 12–4 25–12 +13
3 Alter Ego 10–6 23–13 +10
4 Bigetron by Vitality 10–6 21–18 +3
5 EVOS 8–8 19–21 −2
6 ONIC 7–9 19–21 −2
7 Dewa United Esports 5–11 14–25 −11
8 RRQ Hoshi 4–12 14–27 −13
9 Geek Fam ID 4–12 13–26 −13

Playoff bracket (Jatim Expo, Surabaya; WIB):

  • 4 November: Alter Ego vs ONIC at 13:00, Bigetron vs EVOS at 18:00 (best of five, losers are out)
  • 5 November: NAVI vs the winner of Alter Ego–ONIC at 13:00; Team Liquid ID vs the winner of Bigetron–EVOS at 18:00
  • 6–8 November: lower bracket, upper bracket final, and the best-of-seven grand final on 8 November

The two finalists qualify for M8.

What's next

  • 21–25 October: MPL Philippines playoffs at the PhilSports Arena. See the bracket and schedule.
  • 22 October: MPL MENA grand final, Titan Esports Club vs Team Falcons.
  • 31 October: MCC Season 8 final day.

Live scores are on our matches page, and every table is on the esports hub. Last week's preview is MLBB esports this week.


Sources: Moonton — Leon Esports wins MSL Thailand Season 2 (19 October 2026); Liquipedia pages for MSL Thailand Season 2 and MPL Indonesia Season 18 (CC BY-SA 3.0).