Magic Chess:
Go Go
ESPODIUM is the multi-game esports platform for tournaments, brackets, team rosters, player rankings, and esports resumes — connecting streamers, organizers, and community stories worldwide.
- 54
- tournaments
- 30
- organisers
- 3,254
- players
Everything esports needs, in one place
Run a tournament, build a roster, or keep a player profile that follows you from team to team, alongside the organisers, streamers and fans who already call this home.
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ESPO is ESPODIUM's interactive keycap. Move your cursor around and it notices you.
Go ahead. Press ESPO.
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers about ESPODIUM for players, teams, and organizers.
What is ESPODIUM?
ESPODIUM is a multi-game esports platform for tournaments, MMR rankings, team rosters, esports resumes, community feed, and streamers across Magic Chess: Go Go, Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, PUBG Mobile, eFootball Mobile, FC26, and Honor of Kings.
It started as MCGG.MY for Magic Chess: Go Go and now gives players, teams, and organizers one hub instead of scattered Discord links and spreadsheets.
Which games does ESPODIUM support?
ESPODIUM currently supports these titles — each with its own tournaments, players, teams, feed, and streamers:
- Magic Chess: Go Go
- Mobile Legends: Bang Bang
- PUBG Mobile
- eFootball Mobile
- FC26
- Honor of Kings
- Valorant
- Football
- Tekken 8
- Street Fighter 6
- Free Fire
- Chess
- Dota 2
- League of Legends
- PUBG: Battlegrounds
- Overwatch
Game-specific profiles, rosters, hero or agent catalogs, and brackets stay scoped to the right title. One account works across every game you compete in.
What can I do on ESPODIUM?
Join tournaments, manage teams, check rankings, read feed, follow streamers, register as an organizer, use draft tools, chat with the community, and unlock Bronze–Platinum membership extras.
Publish a public esports resume / CV at espodium.com/p/yourname, and use tournament pages for format, registration, and brackets.
Can I publish an esports resume or CV on ESPODIUM?
Yes. Claim a unique handle and share espodium.com/p/yourname as your public esports resume / CV — for players, coaches, analysts, casters, hosts, and streamers.
Your resume automatically pulls in your profile and your tournament participation on ESPODIUM, whether you entered as a solo player or with a team.
With Silver membership and above, you can also add custom achievements (and related resume details) yourself.
Does ESPODIUM support multiple languages and regions?
Yes — English, Malay, Indonesian, Chinese, Filipino, Portuguese, Vietnamese, Thai, Burmese, Spanish and Arabic, with game-scoped discovery routes.
We focus on Southeast Asian competitive communities first, while remaining open to players and organizers elsewhere.
Is ESPODIUM the same as MCGG.MY?
ESPODIUM is the evolving brand for the platform previously known as MCGG.MY — same community, now multi-game.
Legacy mcgg.my links redirect to espodium.com so bookmarks and shared URLs keep working.
What is ESPODIUM's objective?
Give competitive players, teams, and organizers a durable home for real tournaments — registration, brackets, rosters, rankings, and public profiles in one place.
Built from the Magic Chess: Go Go community under Vibe Works PLT, ESPODIUM aims to keep Southeast Asian scenes connected, searchable, and fair as they grow.
What is ESPODIUM working toward on its roadmap?
Near term: stronger organizer tools, stable player resumes and handles, richer standings, and broader multi-game coverage.
Longer term: one trusted platform where competitive journeys stay visible and ready for the next stage of regional esports growth.
How does ESPODIUM relate to Malaysia's eSukan / government esports goals?
ESPODIUM is independent — not a government agency and not an official KBS / eSukan partner.
We still aim at the same ecosystem goals: stronger grassroots competition, clearer pathways for talent and organizers, and better event infrastructure from the ground up.
