Question 1

What is ESPODIUM?

Accepted Answer

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.

Question 2

Which games does ESPODIUM support?

Accepted Answer

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 • Badminton • Pickleball • Tennis • Table Tennis • Snooker • Pool • Darts • Hockey 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.

Question 3

What can I do on ESPODIUM?

Accepted Answer

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.

Question 4

Can I publish an esports resume or CV on ESPODIUM?

Accepted Answer

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.

Question 5

Does ESPODIUM support multiple languages and regions?

Accepted Answer

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.

Question 6

Is ESPODIUM the same as MCGG.MY?

Accepted Answer

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.

Question 7

What is ESPODIUM's objective?

Accepted Answer

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.

Question 8

What is ESPODIUM working toward on its roadmap?

Accepted Answer

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.

Question 9

How does ESPODIUM relate to Malaysia's eSukan / government esports goals?

Accepted Answer

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.

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