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Smart Communications Kicks Off Mobile Gaming Tournament

Smart Communications Kicks Off Mobile Gaming Tournament Image Credit: Smart

Smart Communications has launched the Smart Mobile Gaming League (MGL), a nationwide tournament for hit smartphone games including Mobile Legends, Hearthstone, and Clash Royale.

Smart MGL offers over P350,000 prize pool for the best players of the three hit mobile games, which have amassed a great following among Filipino smartphone users for their exciting gameplay, creative graphics, and unique characters.

Open to everyone, the nationwide tournament features four legs in four major provinces including Cebu, Pampanga, Bacolod, and Manila. The champion players and teams from each region will converge to battle it out at an explosive grand finals in Manila.

Aside from offering data-packed promos, Smart said it enables subscribers to level up their online adventure through a convenient mode of purchasing in-app and in-game items using their prepaid load or charged to their postpaid account via Smart’s Pay with Mobile service for users of both Android and iOS devices.

Gerard Milan, Head of Smart Prepaid Business
The popularity of Mobile Legends, Hearthstone, and Clash Royale in the Philippines attest to the fact the Filipinos are among the most passionate mobile gamers in the world. By mounting the first ever Smart MGL powered by Smart’s newest and fastest LTE networks, we aim to level up this passion and deliver gaming experiences like never before.

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