Esports Charts reports that the MLBB Super League Season 3 reached a peak of under 69,000 concurrent viewers, marking the lowest viewership numbers for the series. This decline in viewership extends across all key metrics of the professional league in Myanmar.
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Insights into MLBB Super League Season 3 Viewership

During Week 1, Day 3 of the Group Stage, the clash between Yangon Galacticos and AI Esports saw a peak of 68,892 Peak Viewers (PV). The Grand Final between Yangon Galacticos and Team 7, which ended with a 4:2 victory for the former, also surpassed 60,000 PV.
Another notable match was the Lower Bracket Semifinal between Mythic Seal and Falcon Esports, which made it to the top five most-watched matches in MSL Season 3.
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The excitement surrounding the clash between Yangon Galacticos and AI Esports was heightened by the return of the legendary Min “Dee” Khaung, a two-time MPL Myanmar champion. Dee was part of the renowned Burmese Ghouls team that dominated the local esports scene.
The Burmese Ghouls team not only excelled regionally but also made significant impressions globally, participating in multiple MLBB World Championships and reaching the final on one occasion.
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Due to Dee’s presence, AI Esports emerged as the most popular team in the MLBB Super League Season 3, despite not advancing past the Last Chance stage. The team, now known as J’Dai following a partnership with J’Donuts, featured in three of the top five matches in this MLBB tournament.

Overall, MLBB Super League Season 3 recorded its lowest numbers to date. The early exits of J’Dai and another seasoned team, Mythic Seal, in the Playoffs’ initial rounds impacted viewer engagement.

MLBB Super League Season 3 was the only event in the MSL series to fall below both 2 million Hours Watched (HW) and 90,000 Peak Viewers. Despite the prize pool increasing significantly for the third season, audience engagement appears to heavily rely on the top teams’ performance.
Results of MLBB Super League Season 3

The MLBB calendar in Myanmar wrapped up on May 31 with Yangon Galacticos emerging as champions. This marked their second consecutive domestic title, having reached all three finals thus far. Yangon Galacticos also earned $9,523 and earned a spot in the MLBB Mid Season Cup 2026 as the region’s representative.
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Team 7 also secured a spot in the finals for the second time in a row, achieving one of their best domestic finishes. The team walked away with $4,761 but narrowly missed out on qualifying for their first international championship.
Also worth mentioning: MPL Malaysia Season 17’s Regular Season set a new record for Peak Viewers.
With Yangon Galacticos’ victory, most slots at the MSC 2026, the second major international tournament for Mobile Legends: Bang Bang this year, have been filled. Esports Charts will continue to update readers on the outcomes of other regional qualifiers and provide a final overview of this global event closer to its commencement.