Results And Temporary Standings For The Third Day M4 Knockout Round, Four Teams Must Go Home

On the third day of the knockout round, four teams left M4 (photo: MPL Indonesia)

JAKARTA - Eight teams that occupy a lower bracket position in Mobile Legends: Bang Bang M4 World Championship have competed on Monday, January 10. Unfortunately, four losing teams had to go home and bury their dream of winning the M4 World Championship.

Using the Best of 3 (BO3) game format, the eight teams in the lower bracket compete to maintain their position with their precise strategies so as not to be eliminated.

The eight teams that competed on the third day of the Knockout round yesterday were S11 Gaming (Argentina), Incendio Supremacy (Turkey), The Valley (North America), and Occupy Throne (Mena), RSG Singapore, MDH Esports (Vietnam), Burn X Flash (Kamboja), and Malvinas Gaming (Peru).

Of the four matches that lasted for almost 9 hours, S11 Gaming, Incendio Supremacy, The Valley, and Occupy Throne managed to win and continue their struggle for the next round. While the other four, had to bury their dreams deeply to become the winner of the M4 this time.

RSG Singapore became the first team to be sent home in the knockout round of the M4 World Championship, with a landslide loss of 0-2 by S11 Gaming.

In the next match, it was the team's turn to Vietnam to accept a 0-2 defeat to the Incentio Supremacy. Then followed the Burn x Flash who had to go home with a final score of 0-2 from The Valley.

In the last match on the third day of the Knockout round, as the only team from Middle East North Africa or Mena, Occupy Throne managed to beat its opponent from Peru, Malvinas Gaming with full points.

Tim yang berada di lower bracket ini hanya memiliki satu kesempatan saja untuk bertanding, berbeda dengan tim yang berada di upper bracket yang memiliki dua kesempatan. Jadi, tim yang kalah di lower bracket selama pertandingan harus langsung pulang.

Then, the four winning teams will be side by side with four teams that have lost before in the upper bracket match, including Falcon Esports (Myanmar), Team HAQ (Malaysia), Todak (Malaysia), and RRQ Akira (Brazil).