MLBB NACT Fall Season Registrations Now Open, Here's How You Can Join

The doors are now open for the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB) North America Challenger Tournament (NACT) Fall Season. Registrations are currently ongoing for those who wish to compete in the qualifiers for a chance to represent North America (NA) in the upcoming M4 World Championship.

The MLBB NACT Fall Season is exclusive for teams with valid regional residents who are 16 years of age and above. The tournament boasts a $30,000 USD prize pool and in-game diamonds worth 730,000 up for grabs. The grand finale of the MLBB NACT Fall Season is also set to be held at a physical location in Las Vegas, Nevada with a live audience.

How to Register at the MLBB NACT Fall Season - Path to M4?

Registration is currently ongoing and will end on 15th September. Here is how you can register for the tournament;

• All participants are required to have a start.gg account.

• The team captain must register his squad on the official registration page for the tournament at start.gg.

• All players must accept the invitation sent via email or at the start.gg dashboard in order to complete the registration.

Teams must follow strict guidelines in order to qualify for the tournament;

• All players must be 16 years of age.

• 60% of the members must be a resident of the United States (US).

• Members who are not US citizens must have a valid VISA for US or Canada.

There are unlimited slots on the registration page. However, only 64 teams will be able to qualify for the tournament and vie for a championship title and the lion’s share of the $30,000 USD prize pool. The crowned champion shall also have the honor of representing North America for the upcoming M4 World Championship which is set to be held in Jakarta, Indonesia on 1st January 2023.

Last year, the NA team BloodThirstyKings (BTK) shocked the world after taking down the dominant Philippines powerhouse Blacklist International in the M3 World Championship playoffs stage. The team finished in third place at the tournament, proving that the NA region can also compete with Southeast Asia in the MLBB esports scene.