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MSI announces University e-League (UEL) as its Malaysian partner

MSI to launch MGA UEL VALORANT Series with registrations for collegiate-level students open till July 13

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 24 Jun 2021 4:39PM

MSI announces University e-League (UEL) as its Malaysian partner

KUALA LUMPUR - MSI announces University e-League (UEL) as its Malaysian partner, launching MGA UEL VALORANT Series, which is an esports circuit focused on widely popular first-person shooter (FPS) games. 

Registrations are now open for collegiate-level students until July 13 via the UEL website, and the circuit is expected to take place from July to September 2021. 

Competitor teams are expected to go head-to-head in two stages of competition, qualifiers and grand finals held between July 17 and September 12, for a prize pool worth RM5,000. 

"The winner of the MGA UEL VALORANT Series will be set to represent Malaysia at the MSI’s MGA University Championship, a Southeast Asian esports circuit participated by the best collegiate teams in the region including Thailand, Indonesia, Singapore and Vietnam.

"The winner of the MGA UEL VALORANT Series will be set to represent Malaysia at the MSI’s MGA University Championship, a Southeast Asian esports circuit participated by the best collegiate teams in the region including Thailand, Indonesia, Singapore and Vietnam," the press statement read. 

In addition to producing top-end gaming hardware, MSI has sponsored more than 20 eSports team worldwide, and is host to MSI Masters Gaming Arena). - The Vibes, June 24, 2021

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