gt3 E-Sports — The Competitive Arena
Malaysian Competitive Gaming

MLBB is the most popular game in Southeast Asia and has the largest following in Malaysia. The MPL MY/SG league runs twice a year, with local teams competing for slots at the international stage. Best-of-3 and Best-of-5 match formats create plenty of opportunities to follow every series closely. MLBB fans on gt3 can track match odds both before and during live play.

DOTA 2 The International is the world's biggest esports tournament by prize pool and draws global attention every year. While Malaysia's DOTA 2 community is smaller than MLBB's, its following is deeply loyal and passionate. DOTA 2 matches run in longer formats that demand deep strategic thinking, making it a compelling choice for users who prefer thorough analysis before placing their bets.

CS2 carries on Counter-Strike's long legacy as one of the most competitive first-person shooter titles around. CS2 Major Championships draw over a million concurrent viewers, with highly active betting markets to match. The fast-paced match format and high intensity make CS2 a compelling choice for users who want plenty of action in a short amount of time.

Valorant has grown rapidly since its launch and now has its own professional league — the VCT (Valorant Champions Tour). Teams from Asia Pacific, including Malaysian players, regularly compete at the international level. The blend of shooting skills and agent abilities makes every Valorant match genuinely hard to predict.

League of Legends remains one of the most-watched esports titles in the world. The annual LoL World Championship draws viewers from across the globe, with active betting markets throughout the season. Malaysian users who follow Korean, Chinese and European teams will find plenty of opportunities to keep up with these international leagues through the gt3 platform.

Beyond regular leagues, there are also various invitational tournaments and special events held throughout the year across all major esports titles. These competitions frequently feature the world's best teams in a more compact format — ideal for users who want to catch the best action without following an entire league season.

Hafiz, 24, follows MPL Malaysia every season and knows every player on the top teams by name. He uses gt3 to track matches week by week on his Android phone during office breaks. Depositing via TNG eWallet keeps things simple — no need to open his banking app. For him, the gt3 E-Sports section is a natural extension of a passion he's had for years.

Amirah, an IT student, follows the CS2 Major every year and knows the records of European teams well. She uses gt3 on weekends to catch matches that typically run past midnight Malaysian time. The responsive mobile interface lets her monitor odds without having to sit in front of a laptop.

Razlan, 30, is more familiar with sports betting but wanted to try E-Sports after hearing friends talk about the DOTA 2 The International. He read through the descriptions on the gt3 page to get a grasp of the match format basics before placing his first bet. The straightforward "match winner" option turned out to be the right starting point for him.

Syafiq closely follows the VCT Asia Pacific circuit and knows the track records of teams from Singapore, the Philippines, and Korea. He uses his home WiFi to access gt3 on match nights and appreciates the interface loading fast with no disruptive ads. The smooth mobile experience is a key reason he keeps coming back to the platform.