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After defeating RSG Malaysia, Todak will represent Malaysia at the Vietnam SEA Games for the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang tournament.
After representing Malaysia in the MLBB M3 World Championship, Todak continued their esport efforts at the SEA Games qualifying tournament where they faced RSG MY in the Grand Final round.
Using the ‘best of five’ format, Todak managed to beat RSG by a total of 3-1.
Todak later made an official statement about their victory on their Facebook page:
“WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS!
With this victory over RSG MY, Todak will officially represent Malaysia in MLBB at the 31st SEA Games Vietnam!
This is a historic moment for this whole team while raising Todak’s name on the edge of the world.
Millions of thanks should be given to all our fans because of your support, we are able to achieve this success.
Hopefully, we will meet in Vietnam later, and don’t forget, ROOT ON!”
Following the success of the 2019 Philippine SEA Games, the 31st SEA Games will once again feature esports in 8 different categories with Vietnam as the host. The mobile games selection includes League of Legends: Wild Rift, Arena of Valor, Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, Free Fire, and PUBG Mobile.
PUBG Mobile has different tournaments for teams and individuals, while League of Legends: Wild Rift is the only game with tournaments for men’s teams and women’s teams.
In addition, 3 PC games will be played at this year’s SEA Games, these being League of Legends, Crossfire, and FIFA Online 4. Still, in the selection process, MESF (Malaysia Esports Federation) is targeting 4 medals with the top second position in the E- category Sports.
