2025 MPL Philippines season

MPL Philippines Season 16
MPL Philippines Season 16
League	MPL Philippines
Sport	Esports
Duration	August 22 - TBD, 2025
Number of teams	8
Regular Season
Top seed	TBA
Season MVP	TBA
Playoffs
Upper Bracket champions	TBD
Lower Bracket champions	TBD
Lower Bracket runners-up	TBD
Finals champions	TBD
Runners-up	TBD
Seasons
	← S15 S17 →

MPL Philippines Season 15
MPL Philippines Season 15
League	MPL Philippines
Sport	Esports
Regular Season
Top seed	Team Liquid PH ; (12-2)
Season MVP	Kiel Calvin "Oheb" Soriano (Team Liquid PH)
Playoffs
Upper Bracket champions	ONIC Philippines
Lower Bracket champions	Team Liquid PH
Lower Bracket runners-up	Team Falcons PH
Finals champions	Team Liquid PH
Runners-up	ONIC Philippines
Finals MVP	Sanji "Sanji" Pabico
Seasons
	← S14 S16 →

2025 MPL Philippines season
2025 MPL Philippines season
League	MPL Philippines
Sport	Esports
Duration	February 28–June 1, 2025 (Season 15); August–October 2025 (Season 16)
Number of teams	8
MPL Philippines Season 15
Top seed	Team Liquid PH
Season MVP	Kiel Calvin "Oheb" Soriano (TLPH)
MPL Philippines Season 16
Top seed	TBD
Season MVP	TBD
Grand Finals
Venue	Green Sun Hotel (Season 15 and Season 16);
Champions	Team Liquid PH (Season 15); TBD(Season 16)
Runners-up	ONIC Philippines (Season 15); TBD(Season 16)
Finals MVP	TBD(Season 15); TBD(Season 16)
Seasons
	← 2024 2026 →

Last updated September 24, 2025

The 2025 MPL Philippines season is the eight year of professional and the third year of amateur gameplay in the Philippines for the multiplayer online battle arena game Mobile Legends: Bang Bang . This year collates two season splits for both MPL Philippines and MDL Philippines.

The year began with the inaugural Magic Chess Go Go World Championships where new teams competed for a new world title. The Magic Chess world championships was announced during the announcement portion of the MLBB M6 World Championship in Malaysia.^[1] Following the world championship is MPL Philippines Season 15 and MDL Philippines Season 5, the two regional competitions for the professional and amateur scenes of the Philippines. Eight teams are competing for a chance to qualify for second iteration of the Esports World Cup in Riyadh where the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Mid Season Cup or MSC 2025 will be held coinciding with it. The Philippines has yet to win MSC since 2022 when RSG Philippines won the country's last title.^[2]

With the conclusion of MSC 2025, the second split—MPL Philippines Season 16 and MDL Philippines Season 6—will be held. MPL Philippines will feature the same eight teams to compete for two slots in the upcoming MLBB M7 World Championship. The multinational tournament will be held in different regions across the globe with the Grand Finale being held in Indonesia. The tournament will return to the Southeast Asian giant for the first time since M4.^[3] However, similarly to M3, the M7 World Championships will be held in 2026 to avoid scheduling conflicts with the 2025 SEA Games.

Background

The Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Professional League of the Philippines (MPL Philippines) is a professional esports league managed by Moonton Games. MPL Philippines was established with sister-leagues MPL Indonesia and MPL Malaysia (formerly known as MPL MYSG) to accommodate the growing population of esports players for the sports discipline. Since its establishment nine different teams have won the MPL Philippines championship title from Aether Main to most-recently ONIC Philippines.^[4]^[5] Currently, Blacklist International holds the most number of championship titles by any organization in the Philippines with 3, winning Season 7, Season 8, and Season 10.^[6]^[7]^[8]

Since Season 8, the league has transitioned to a franchise-based system, thereby effectively removing the qualifier portion of MPL Philippines. Their transition to a franchise-based league was with their fellow-sister league MPL Indonesia.^[9]

Venue

Season 15

MPL Philippines Season 15 was held at the Green Sun Hotel in Makati, the same venue for the MPL Philippines Season 14 Regular and Playoffs season. MDL Philippines would remain an online event with the Finals being played offline.

Season 16

MPL Philippines Season 16 will be the first season since Season 13 with the playoffs and grand finals being held in a different location. Season 16 is held at the Green Sun Hotel in Makati while the Playoffs will be held at the Cuneta Astrodome in Pasay City.^[10]

MPL Philippines Season 15		MPL Philippines Season 16
Regular Season	Playoffs & Grand Finals	Regular Season	Playoffs & Grand Finals
Green Sun Hotel	Green Sun Hotel	Green Sun Hotel	Cuneta Astrodome
Green Sun Hotel class=notpageimage\| Venue Location for the Season 15 Regular Season, Playoffs, and Grand Finals.		Makati City Pasay City class=notpageimage\| Venue Location for Season 16 Regular Season, Playoffs, and Grand Finals
Makati City, Philippines	Makati City, Philippines	Makati City, Philippines	Pasay City, Philippines

Split 1

MPL Philippines Season 15

Season 15 was the fifteenth iteration of MPL Philippines and the seventh season since the league transitioned to the franchise-base system. Season 15 featured eight franchise teams that have competed during MPL Philippines Season 14.Team Liquid made its entry during the midpoint of MPL Philippines Season 13 after acquiring Aura Esports, the organization that held teams in MPL Indonesia and the Philippines.^[11] The most-recent entry for any team was Dota 2 organization Aurora Gaming who acquired the slot of Minana EVOS during the offseason of Season 14.

Season 15 is well known for the departures of the two original franchises for MPL Philippines: Blacklist International and RSG Philippines. Both of their slots have been bought out by Saudi Arabian-organizations Team Falcons and Twisted Minds.

Offseason

Notable Returns

Tristan "Yawi" Cabrera returns to MPL Philippines. He previously played for Team Liquid Indonesia before returning to MPL Philippines under TNC Pro Team.^[12]
Sanford "Sanford" Vinuya has resigned with Team Liquid Philippines on a contract extension. Vinuya was rumored to join ONIC Indonesia until the team's manager Mitch Liwanag rebuked all rumors and said that Vinuya has agreed to a contract extension with the squad.^[13]
Rodel "Ar Sy" Cruz signs with Team Liquid Philippines as their new coach. Ar Sy previously served as the Head Coach for Falcon Esports in Myanmar. He will be the team's new head coach as former head coach Tictac transitions to a managerial post.^[14]
James "Jeymz" Gloria is returns Philippines to become the starting Exp-Laner for Twisted Minds. Gloria previously was a substitute Exp-Laner for Nexplay EVOS and TLPH Academy before transferring to Team Liquid Indonesia.^[15]
Frediemar "3MarTzy" Serafico returns to the Philippines and joins TNC Pro Team as their starting Exp-Laner. Serafico previously played for TNC Pro Team during Season 8 and was the Exp-Laner of ECHO Philippines (now Team Liquid PH) for Season 9 and 10. He transferred to Pendekar Esports in Indonesia and had a brief stint with See You Soon.^[16]^[17]
Stephen "Sensui" Castillo returns to the Philippines and joins Twisted Minds as their substitute Jungler. Castillo played a brief stint in MPL Malaysia under RED Esports. Before that he was the starting jungler for ONIC Philippines and Blacklist International.^[18]
Francis "Duckey" Glindro left AP Bren during the roster's complete exodus for Team Falcons.^[19]^[20] Since then, Glindro has been a notable free agent as a head coach. However, on May 15, 2025, Team Falcons announced that Glindro will become the Southeast Asian (SEA) Head Coach.^[21] This is in part of the country's preparation for the 2025 IESF World Championship.^[22]

Transfers

Justine "Zaida" Palma has transferred from Team Liquid Philippines to TNC Pro Team. Palma had been the sixth man for TLPH as a substitute Jungler.
Kiel Calvin "Oheb" Soriano has transferred from Blacklist International to Team Liquid Philippines. Soriano will be filling in the spot of Frederic "Bennyqt" Gonzales. Soriano had been the starting Gold Laner for Blacklist until the team's disbandment in early 2025.^[23]
Louis "Louis" Ariola has been promoted to the MPL roster for Smart Omega and will be the team's starting Exp-Laner. Ariola will be filling the shoes of former Exp-Laner Nowee "Ryota" Macasa.
Jaylord "Hate" Gonzales has transferred from TNC Pro Team to ONIC Philippines as their substitute sixth man. Gonzales had been the substitute mid-laner for TNC Pro Team during Season 14. He returns to ONIC Philippines after previously playing for the team back from Season 7 to 9.
Several members of the former Blacklist International squad have transferred to Twisted Minds including Jhonville "Outplayed" Villar, Imam "Hadji" Salic, and Michael "MP the King" Endino.^[24]
Former Blacklist International Roamer John "Perkz" Sumawan has transferred to Team Liquid Academy, the development roster of Team Liquid PH. Sumawan spent one season with Blacklist International with the team placing fourth during their last season in MPL PH S14.

Notable International Transfers and Departures

Dylan "Light" Catipon left RSG Philippines for Bigetron Alpha and joining former teammate Eman "Emann" Sangco in the region. Catipon played for TNC Pro Team and Z4 Esports before transferring to RSG Philippines. He won 1 MPL Philippines title and 1 MSC title with the squad.^[25]
Jomearie "Escalera" Santos transferred to HomeBois MY after a brief season stint with TNC Pro Team. Santos was announced to be the stand-in player for HomeBois for ESL Snapdragon Pro Series Season 6. However, this stint would be short-lived as Santos joined the Philippine squad Twisted Minds.
Ben "Benthings" Maglaque has left Aurora Gaming after spending one season with the team. He is currently a free agent.
Team Falcons has bought out the entire roster of AP Bren for Season 15. Team Falcons and AP Bren formerly partnered together to be "Falcons AP Bren" and won the M5 World Championship title under the name.
Longtime franchise head coach Francis "Duckyyy" Glindro has left AP Bren after five years with the team. Glindro led the organization to two MLBB world championship titles and two MPL titles in Season 6 and Season 12.^[26]
Nowee "Ryota" Macasa has been demoted to the MDL team of Smart Omega, Omega Neos. Macasa was the team's starting Exp Laner. Later, Macasa transferred to MPL Indonesia as ONIC Esports' starting Exp Laner.^[27]
Frederic "Bennyqt" Gonzales left Team Liquid Philippines after spending eight seasons with the team. Formerly known as ECHO Philippines, he appeared in three MPL Philippine finals in Season 10, Season 11, and Season 13 winning both 11 and 13. He was also the Finals MVP for the M4 World championship run. Gonzales is now the current Gold Laner for TNC Pro Team.^[28]

Other events

Blacklist International and RSG Philippines have officially left MPL Philippines and are not competing in Season 15. Their spots were taken over by Saudi Arabian-teams Team Falcons and Twisted Minds.^[29]^[30]^[31]

Regular Season

Rosters

Denotes that the player/coach has been with the team since last season.

Denotes that the player/coach is a new addition to the roster.

Denotes that the team is the defending champion.

Team/Lane	AP Bren	Aurora Gaming	ONIC Philippines	Omega Esports	Team Falcons	Team Liquid Philippines	Twisted Minds	TNC Pro Team
Manager	Adi	Rada	—	Rianne	Ren Vitug	Tictac	Lexie	Scholar
Head Coach	Bom	Master the Basics	YnoT	SN4P	Trebor	Ar Sy	Bon Chan	Imbadeejay
Assistant Coach	Pakbet	Dex Star	Haze	Lembot	—	—	ESON	Xemy
Exp Lane	Der	Edward	Kirk	Louis	FlapTzy	Sanford	Jeymz	Lord JM
Jungle	Jamespangks	Demonkite	K1NGKONG	Andoryuuu	KyleTzy	KarlTzy	MP the King	Zaida
Mid Lane	Chovyskrt	Yue	Super Frince	Ukir	Pheww	Sanji	Hadji	LanceCy
Gold Lane	Shizou	Domengkite	Kelra	Yoshinu	Super Marco	Oheb	Outplayed	Kouzen
Roamer	Kekedot	Renejay	Brusko	Ch4knu	Owgwen	Jaypee	Escalera	Yawi
Sixth Man	Sindel	Calad	Hate	Jowm	Pando	YukTzy	Sensui / Jamal	Koyl / 3MarTzy

MPL Philippines follows a double-round robin tournament format where each team face each other twice during the regular season. Each team will play 14 Best of three matches for the entirety of the first split. The top six teams will advance to the playoffs.

Notable free agents

The following players have been listed as free agents after leaving a certain team last season and has not signed with a new club for this season in any league.

Ben "Benthings" Maglaque (Free agent as of February 12, 2025)
Brian "SpiderMilez" Santos (Free agent as of February 12, 2025)
Carlito "Ribo" Ribo Jr. (Free agent as of February 12, 2025)
Brian "Panda" Im Chang-rok (Free agent as of February 12, 2025)

Standings

Pos	Team	Pld	W	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification
1	Team Liquid PH (Q)	14	12	2	26	8	+18	12	Season's Top Seed; Upper Bracket Berth
2	Aurora Gaming (Q)	14	12	2	25	11	+14	12	Qualified to the Upper-Bracket Semifinals

3	ONIC Philippines (Q)	14	11	3	24	10	+14	11	Qualified to the Play-in Tournament
4	Team Falcons PH (Q)	14	8	6	19	15	+4	8
5	TNC Pro Team (Q)	14	5	9	14	19	−5	5
6	Twisted Minds PH (Q)	14	3	11	10	23	−13	3

7	AP.Bren (E)	14	3	11	9	24	−15	3	Eliminated from Playoff Contention
8	Omega Esports (E)	14	2	12	8	25	−17	2	Eliminated from Playoff Contention

Updated to match(es) played on May 3, 2025. Source: ^{[ citation needed ]}
(E) Eliminated; (Q) Qualified for the phase indicated

Team	APBR	RORA	OMGE	ONIC	FCON	TLPH	TNCP	TWIS
AP.Bren	—	1-4 (1-2, 0-2)	4-1 (2-0, 2-1)	0-4 (0-2, 0-2)	3-3 (2-1, 1-2)	0-4 (0-2, 0-2)	0-4 (0-2, 0-2)	1-4 (1-2, 0-2)
Aurora Gaming	4-1 (2-0, 2-1)	—	4-1 (2-0, 2-1)	3-3 (2-1, 1-2)	4-1 (2-0, 2-1)	2-3 (2-1, 0-2)	4-2 (2-1, 2-1)	4-0 (2-0, 2-0)
Smart Omega	1-4 (1-2, 0-2)	1-4 (1-2, 0-2)	—	1-4 (1-2, 0-2)	0-4 (0-2, 0-2)	1-4 (1-2, 0-2)	0-4 (0-2, 0-2)	4-1 (2-0, 2-1)
ONIC Philippines	4-0 (2-0, 2-0)	3-3 (2-1, 1-2)	4-1 (2-0, 2-1)	—	3-2 (2-0, 1-2)	2-3 (2-1, 0-2)	4-0 (2-0, 2-0)	4-1 (2-0, 2-1)
Team Falcons PH	3-3 (2-1, 1-2)	1-4 (1-2, 0-2)	4-0 (2-0, 2-0)	2-3 (2-1, 0-2)	—	1-4 (1-2, 0-2)	4-1 (2-1, 2-0)	4-0 (2-0, 2-0)
Team Liquid PH	4-0 (2-0, 2-0)	3-2 (2-0, 1-2)	4-1 (2-1, 2-0)	3-2 (2-0, 1-2)	4-1 (2-1, 2-0)	—	4-1 (2-1, 2-0)	4-1 (2-1, 2-0)
TNC Pro Team	4-0 (2-0, 2-0)	2-4 (1-2, 1-2)	4-0 (2-0, 2-0)	0-4 (0-2, 0-2)	1-4 (1-2, 0-2)	1-4 (1-2, 0-2)	—	2-3 (2-1, 0-2)
Twisted Minds PH	4-1 (2-1, 2-0)	0-4 (0-2, 0-2)	1-4 (1-2, 0-2)	1-4 (1-2, 0-2)	1-4 (1-2, 0-2)	0-4 (0-2, 0-2)	3-2 (2-0, 1-2)	—

TNC Pro Team's win over AP Bren during Week 1 was the team's first win since MPL Philippines Season 13. TNC went 0–14 in the previous season which prolonged to 0-15 when they lost their opening match to the defending champions ONIC Philippines.

MPL Philippines would halt the season from the period of April 13 to April 20 in observance to the Holy Week. Moreover, the league halted its matches to make way for the ESL Snapdragon Mobile Masters 2025 for teams who qualified for both the play-ins and playoffs.^[32]

Playoffs

After a three-week break, the Season 15 playoffs began to determine the Philippines' two representatives for MSC 2025.

Play-in Tournament

(#3) ONIC Philippines vs. (#6) Twisted Minds PH

Defending champions ONIC Philippines are matched up against Twisted Minds PH who barely made the playoffs with a 3–11 record. ONIC Philippines came in as the overwhelming favorites for the series. After a 2–0 lead over Twisted Minds, the underdogs tied up the series for the first of four-consecutive game-five series in the playoffs which ultimately went to ONIC Philippines. ONIC eliminated Twisted Minds and advanced to the next round against Aurora Gaming.

(#4) Team Falcons PH vs. (#5) TNC Pro Team

For the second matchup, it's M5 world champions roster now under Team Falcons PH against TNC Pro Team who qualified for the playoffs for the first time since their franchise-best 9–5 record during MPL Philippines Season 9. In another best-of-five series against the former world championship roster Team Falcons, Team Falcons held the advantage at a 2–1 series but with a rally in Game 4, its series became the second-consecutive five-game series. Team Falcons however would win Game 5 over TNC Pro Team which qualified them for the playoffs, the first time in a while that the Top 4 were included in the playoff picture.

Upper Bracket Semifinals

(#2) Aurora Gaming vs. (#3) ONIC Philippines

Defending champions ONIC Philippines would face off the super team Aurora Gaming in a rematch from the Grand Finals. In another close-series of trading games left and right, ONIC PH would prevail and hold a 3–0 head-to-head record in the playoffs. In Season 14, they lost in two series—including the Grand Finals—to then Fnatic ONIC Philippines and this becomes their third series loss against ONIC Philippines in a series in the playoffs. ONIC would make it to the Upper Bracket Finals in a 50-50 chance to qualify for MSC.

(#1) Team Liquid PH vs. (#4) Team Falcons PH

Top seed Team Liquid PH saw themselves in an 0–2 hole over Team Falcons. However, Team Liquid would prevail in three-straight matches over Team Falcons, play after play that sent the Falcons down to the lower-bracket semifinals against Aurora and in a potential elimination match for them.

Upper Bracket Finals

(#1) Team Liquid PH vs. (#3) ONIC Philippines

Team Liquid Philippines and ONIC Philippines qualified for the Upper Bracket Finals and was the first time that a first seed would matchup with the three-seed in the upper-bracket in a long while. The only three-seed who prevailed in the upper-bracket finals against another team were ONIC during Season 5, Execration in Season 7, and Blacklist International in a back-to-back campaign in Seasons 11 and 12.

Lower Bracket Semifinals

(#2) Aurora Gaming vs. (#4) Team Falcons PH

After both teams' loss early in the upper-bracket semifinals, former M6 representatives and grand finalists Aurora Gaming matched up against former MSC 2024 representatives and M5 champions Team Falcons in the lower bracket semifinals. As reflected by the upper bracket finals, Team Falcons PH, with their extensive playoff experience and veteran leadership of its players, swept the second-seed Aurora Gaming 3–0 to face Team Liquid PH in the lower-bracket finals and in another chance to qualify for MSC.

Lower Bracket Finals

(#1) Team Liquid PH vs. (#4) Team Falcons PH

The two former MSC 2024 representatives were battling each other in the lower bracket finals in a best-of-seven series. This is the second-consecutive season where the lower bracket finals is a best of seven. Team Liquid PH orchestrated a 2–0 lead early in the series which was then countered by Falcons after a Game 3 dominant win. However, TLPH would still win Game 4 to get match point until a Game 5 win over the squad that pushed the series to six games. In Game 6, Falcons would be eliminated as TLPH qualified for MSC and their fifth finals appearance.

Grand Finals

(#1) Team Liquid Philippines vs. (#3) ONIC Philippines

Team Liquid PH and ONIC Philippines were the grand finalists for MPL Philippines Season 15, a rematch of the upper-bracket finals where ONIC swept Team Liquid that qualified them for MSC 2025. The best of seven series saw an immediate back-and-forth of game wins from both sides but ultimately, Team Liquid PH won in seven games over ONIC Philippines, denying ONIC a chance to repeat as champions.

Grand Finals	June 1	ONIC Philippines	3	–	4	Team Liquid Philippines	Makati City, Philippines
	17:00 (UTC+8)
		Gold: 62.64k Turrets: 5 Lord(s): 0 Turtle(s): 1 Blue Buff: 7 Orange Buff: 11	Game 1 23:06 ONIC 8 - 17 TLPH Team Liquid PH leads, 1–0			Gold: 68.98k Turrets: 9 Lord(s): 4 Turtle(s): 1 Blue Buff: 15 Orange Buff: 10
		Gold: 65.16k Turrets: 8 Lord(s): 1 Turtle(s): 0 Blue Buff: 11 Orange Buff: 11	Game 2 22:20 ONIC 13 - 10 TLPH Series tied, 1–1			Gold: 62.69k Turrets: 4 Lord(s): 2 Turtle(s): 3 Blue Buff: 12 Orange Buff: 9
		Gold: 59.83k Turrets: 7 Lord(s): 1 Turtle(s): 2 Blue Buff: 10 Orange Buff: 11	Game 3 21:06 ONIC 14 - 10 TLPH ONIC Philippines leads the series, 2–1			Gold: 56.98k Turrets: 5 Lord(s): 2 Turtle(s): 1 Blue Buff: 12 Orange Buff: 10
		Gold: 38.16k Turrets: 2 Lord(s): 0 Turtle(s): 0 Blue Buff: 7 Orange Buff: 5	Game 4 14:20 ONIC 6 - 12 TLPH Series tied, 2–2			Gold: 47.78k Turrets: 9 Lord(s): 2 Turtle(s): 3 Blue Buff: 9 Orange Buff: 8
		Gold: 75.08k Turrets: 7 Lord(s): 1 Turtle(s): 0 Blue Buff: 16 Orange Buff: 14	Game 5 26:42 ONIC 13 - 15 TLPH Team Liquid PH leads the series, 3–2			Gold: 69.73k Turrets: 7 Lord(s): 2 Turtle(s): 3 Blue Buff: 11 Orange Buff: 12
		Gold: 47.72k Turrets: 7 Lord(s): 1 Turtle(s): 3 Blue Buff: 10 Orange Buff: 8	Game 6 14:00 ONIC 20 - 8 TLPH Series tied, 3–3			Gold: 39.29k Turrets: 2 Lord(s): 1 Turtle(s): 0 Blue Buff: 4 Orange Buff: 5
		Match Results were not revealed	Game 7 14:00 ONIC 6 - 13 TLPH Team Liquid PH wins the series, 4–3			Match Results were not revealed

Bracket


Play-In Round (Best-of-5)			Upper Bracket Semifinals (Best-of-5)			Upper Bracket Finals (Best-of-5)			Grand Finals (Best-of-7)



			2	Aurora	2

3	ONIC PH	3	3	ONIC PH	3

6	Twisted Minds PH	2				3	ONIC PH	3

						1	Team Liquid PH	0

			1	Team Liquid PH	3

4	Team Falcons PH	3	4	Team Falcons PH	2

5	TNC Pro Team	2
									3	ONIC Philippines	3

									1	Team Liquid PH	4

			Lower Bracket Semifinals (Best-of-5)			Lower Bracket Finals (Best-of-7)




						1	Team Liquid PH	4

			2	Aurora	0	4	Team Falcons PH	2

			4	Team Falcons PH	3

MDL Philippines Season 5

Coinciding with the professional league, MDL Philippines is occurring the same time frame. MDL Philippines' fifth season includes all eight franchise MDL teams alongside four qualifying local teams.

For Season 5, MDL Philippines has invited one team and has openly qualified seven other amateur teams from across the country, making the total number of participating teams for this season at 12, the largest pool of teams in MDL Philippines thus far.

Regular Season

Each team will be put into four different groups. Based on their seeds on their group finish, they will be put in another group for a seeding match for the play-in bracket. Only four teams will qualify for the playoffs for Season 5.

Group A

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification
1	AP.Bren Hornets (Q)	3	2	1	0	5	1	+4	3	1st to 4th Seed
2	Martial Mayhem (Q)	3	0	3	0	3	3	0	3	5th to 8th Seed
3	Aurora Hunters (Q)	3	0	2	1	2	4	−2	2	9th to 12th Seed
4	Uncle Drew x Gamerpact Ascend (Q)	3	0	2	1	2	4	−2	2	13th to 16th Seed