S8ul Esports disqualified from MLBB MSC 2025; 77 steps in the field

In a stunning turn of events, Team S8ul Esports, North American Representative for mobile legends: 2025 ESPORTS World Cup (EWC) has been disqualified from the Bang Bang Mid Season Cup (MSC), tournament. The decision announced by the MLBB MSC 2025 Committee today, his two major players, Jung “Hoon” Seong-Hun and Michael “Mobzhen” stems from a violation of the official rules by Cosgan.

S8ul ESPORTS MLBB MSc 2025 cannot play

According to the official announcement, Hoon and Mobzhen participated in an event related to a competitive mobile multiplayer online Battle Arena (MOBA) title. It directly violates Section 2, Penalty Index B of the MSC Penalty Index, which prevents team members from engaging in any competitive sports events, activities, livestreams or other forms of exposure.

The MLBB MSC 2025 Committee said that they have made several attempts to join Team S8ul, which provide opportunities to rethink Hoon and Mobzen’s involvement in a competitive program to maintain their eligibility. However, team S8ul chose to move forward, causing immediate disqualification of both players.

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As a direct result of these suspension, the team S8ul is no longer able to meet the minimum roster requirements of the tournament. The MSC official rules, especially Section 3.1.1, make each team mandatory for “at least 5 players (” Starter “) and 1 substitute player and 1 coach”. In addition, Section 5.2.3 states that “the players of teams need to be the same as the team that qualify for the MPL or MSc in local qualifications, as long as there is no force major major major major major major is required that requires a change, such as a player’s sudden illness or an accident that prevents them from coming to the host country.” For example, S8ul is not eligible for roster change or force major exceptions in this example.

With the disqualification of Team S8ul, the vacant slot for MSC 2025 has been honored with Area 77, the runner-up of NACT Spring 2025. Region 77 will now represent North America on the global platform.

The MSC 2025 Committee concluded its statement by appreciating the understanding and continuous support of the community, emphasizing the integrity of MLBB Esports and their commitment to maintain standards. This development acts as a clear reminder of strict adherence to the rules required in professional esports.