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 2027, EA SPORTS FC 27, 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 2027 • EA SPORTS FC 27 • Honor of Kings • Valorant • Tekken 8 • Street Fighter 6 • Football • 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.

How-to

Looking for a team or recruiting? Set your status on ESPODIUM

Teams can now say they are recruiting players, a coach or an analyst, and players can say they are looking for a team. Here is how.

By Lau Kah Hou6 October 20263 min read

Looking for a team or recruiting? Set your status on ESPODIUM

Teams on ESPODIUM can now show that they are recruiting, and say what for: players, a coach or an analyst. Players can switch on Looking for team for each game they play. Both appear first in the Teams and Players lists, so the people who want to be found are the first ones others see.

Both are off by default. Nothing changes for your team or profile until you switch them on.

What each status does

	Team: Recruiting	Player: Looking for team
Who sets it	The team owner or co-owner	The player
Where	Profile, Team tab	Profile, Game tab
Options	Players, Coach, Analyst (any mix)	On or off, separately for each game
What others see	A green "Recruiting: Players, Coach" badge on the team card and team page	A green ring and a "Looking for team" tag on your photo
Where it sorts first	The Teams list for that game	The Players list for that game
Turning it off	Untick every role and save	Switch it off and save

For players: switch on Looking for team

Sign in and open Profile from the menu.
Go to the Game tab and pick the game you want a team in.
Switch on Looking for team, under your IGN and account details.
Press Save changes.

Your photo now has a green ring with a Looking for team tag in that game's Players list and on your player page for that game. On your CV page (espodium.com/p/your-handle), a green band under your photo names every game you are looking in.

The switch is per game on purpose. Teams belong to one game, so if you want a Mobile Legends team but you are happy with your Magic Chess squad, only switch it on for Mobile Legends. Players in the Magic Chess list will not see you as available.

When you join a team, switch it off again so captains are not messaging you for nothing.

For teams: show that you are recruiting

Sign in as the team's owner or co-owner and open Profile.
Go to the Team tab.
Under Recruiting, tap each role you are looking for: Players, Coach, Analyst. Tap a role again to remove it.
Press Save changes.

Your team card in the Teams list and your team page now show a green badge, for example Recruiting: Players, Analyst. Recruiting teams appear before the others in the Teams list, whichever sort is chosen. Within the recruiting group, the usual order applies (team strength, or newest first).

When the spots are filled, untick every role and save. The badge disappears and the team goes back to its normal place in the list.

Finding each other

As a team looking for players, open the Players list for your game. Players with the green ring are the ones looking. Open a player to see their IGN, account ID and tournament history before you reach out.

As a player looking for a team, open the Teams list for your game. Recruiting teams are at the top, with their badge saying whether they want players, a coach or an analyst. The team page shows the roster and the team's record.

Contact details stay members-only. Sign in to see a player's or team's WhatsApp button, and keep your own contact details up to date in Profile so a team can reach you.

Why the order changed

Before this, a team that needed a fifth player had no way to say so on ESPODIUM, and a free agent looked the same as someone with a settled squad. The lists are sorted by strength, which pushes new players and new teams down, often onto page two or three where nobody looks. Putting the people who asked to be found first fixes that without changing anything for those who did not.

Next steps

Looking for a team? Switch it on in Profile, Game tab, then browse the Teams list.
Recruiting? Pick your roles in Profile, Team tab, then browse the Players list.
Make sure your game profile has the right account ID and server, so a team can check your history.

Written by Lau Kah Hou. How we write