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PHNOM PENH, November 12, 2026 – The Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Professional League in Cambodia opens its playoffs today, with two play-in ties on the opening day.
According to the official MPL Cambodia schedule, PRO face TNR at 13:00 and Team Flash KH meet Valhalla at 16:30. The listings use the league’s published times in Cambodia.
The playoff bracket then moves quickly. Upper- and lower-bracket semi-finals are scheduled for November 13. The upper-bracket semi-finals list VGR against a qualifier still to be confirmed at 13:00, and RVZ against a second qualifier at 16:30. Upper- and lower-bracket finals follow on November 14, and the grand final is set for 14:00 on November 15.
Until today’s play-in matches are completed, the official schedule leaves later opponents marked as to be decided, which is the usual pattern for a bracket that is filled as the play-ins finish.
Yoveya, in a preview published on November 9, identified the campaign as MPL Cambodia Season 11 and described both of the November 12 play-in ties as best-of-five series and the November 15 grand final as a best-of-seven. Those format details are not spelled out on the official schedule page itself, and the official results will be the record once the matches are played.
The Cambodia league is part of the wider Mobile Legends professional system in South-East Asia. This story does not treat a domestic title as an automatic main-stage berth at the M8 World Championship, because that depends on the regional qualification rules set by the organiser.
Today’s ties are the first playoff matches of the season and will determine who joins the teams already placed in the upper bracket. PRO against TNR begins the day, with Flash KH against Valhalla in the second slot.
MPL Cambodia’s official site is listing tickets for the remaining playoff days, and it marks the grand-final session as sold out. The competitive record, however, begins with the results of this afternoon’s two play-in series. As of this morning, no playoff results had yet been posted, because the opening matches had not been played.
Playoff weeks of this kind are often compressed, and Cambodia’s published calendar is no exception: the opening play-ins, two days of bracket matches and a grand final are all scheduled within four days. That timetable leaves little room between series, which is why the later fixtures cannot be filled until today’s winners are known.
Sources: the official MPL Cambodia schedule; Yoveya.
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