As reported by Esports Charts, four out of five of the most-viewed esports events in June 2025 featured Mobile Legends: Bang Bang MPL Indonesia Season 15. The Over Grand Finals between ONIC and RRQ Hoshi achieved a staggering 4.1 million peak viewers making it the most viewed esports match of the month anywhere in the world.

The numbers weren’t just impressive, they were dominant. All four MLBB matches surpassed 2 million viewers each, leaving other big-name titles in the dust. The only non-MLBB match to even crack the top five was a League of Legends faceoff between T1 and Hanwha Life Esports during the LCK Road to MSI, which peaked at 1.9 million.

June was packed with major esports tournaments across the board, including the Counter-Strike 2 Major in Austin and VALORANT’s VCT Masters in Toronto. Yet, despite their pedigree, none of their matches managed to reach the viewership heights of MLBB.

Mid-Season Cup on the Horizon

Now attention turns to the MLBB Mid-Season Cup, scheduled between July 10th and August 2nd in Riyadh during the Esports World Cup. 23 participating teams will compete for a staggering prize pool of $3 million, solidifying the tournament as one of the highlights of the year.

That excitement has been mixed with controversy. MOONTON Games recently announced the disqualification of S8UL Esports, citing rule violations by the North American squad. Even with that drama, fan expectations for the Mid-Season Cup are sky-high.

Mobile Legends: Bang Bang isn’t just leading mobile esports, it’s redefining what a top-tier esport looks like in 2025. From explosive regional finals to global events drawing millions, the game continues to raise the bar and dominate the charts.