ESIC Partners with MOONTON

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25 September 2024 20:41

The Esports Integrity Commission (ESIC) has formed a strategic partnership with MOONTON Games, the publisher of Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, to strengthen integrity within the mobile esports ecosystem. This collaboration, formalized through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), aims to ensure fair play and ethical standards in the rapidly growing sector.

The partnership will focus on initiatives such as information sharing, educational campaigns, policy development, risk management, and identifying emerging threats in esports. MOONTON Games will join ESIC’s Publisher Committee to help shape integrity policies.

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“MOONTON Games has long been the leader in the global mobile esports space, and we are excited to welcome them as a partner in our ongoing efforts to protect the integrity of esports,” said Stephen Hanna, CEO of ESIC. “Through this partnership, we aim to promote a fair and secure competitive environment, ensuring that mobile esports can continue to thrive.”

Lucas Mao, Managing Director of Global Esports at MOONTON Games, stated, “Professionalism and integrity have always been cornerstones of Mobile Legends: Bang Bang competitive esports. By working together with ESIC, we are setting a new standard for fairness in esports and reaffirming our commitment to building a transparent and ethical gaming environment where excellence and integrity go hand in hand.”

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ESIC Partners with MOONTON

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25 September 2024 20:41

Tags: ESIC MOONTON

The Esports Integrity Commission (ESIC) has formed a strategic partnership with MOONTON Games, the publisher of Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, to strengthen integrity within the mobile esports ecosystem. This collaboration, formalized through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), aims to ensure fair play and ethical standards in the rapidly growing sector.

The partnership will focus on initiatives such as information sharing, educational campaigns, policy development, risk management, and identifying emerging threats in esports. MOONTON Games will join ESIC’s Publisher Committee to help shape integrity policies.

More:Behaviour Interactive Acquires Red Hook Studios

“MOONTON Games has long been the leader in the global mobile esports space, and we are excited to welcome them as a partner in our ongoing efforts to protect the integrity of esports,” said Stephen Hanna, CEO of ESIC. “Through this partnership, we aim to promote a fair and secure competitive environment, ensuring that mobile esports can continue to thrive.”

Lucas Mao, Managing Director of Global Esports at MOONTON Games, stated, “Professionalism and integrity have always been cornerstones of Mobile Legends: Bang Bang competitive esports. By working together with ESIC, we are setting a new standard for fairness in esports and reaffirming our commitment to building a transparent and ethical gaming environment where excellence and integrity go hand in hand.”

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