Playoffs on 4 November, NAVI on the 5th: when to watch MPL ID

NAVI starts the MPL Indonesia playoffs on 5 November at 09:00 Moscow time, although the stage begins on 4 November. For how they secured a second-round place, read our final regular-season standings guide, which distinguishes series from individual games. Here are the 4–8 November schedule and NAVI’s official bracket routes, checked on 1 November.

Why NAVI does not play on 4 November

MPL Indonesia is Indonesia’s professional Mobile Legends: Bang Bang league. NAVI finished second and Team Liquid ID (TLID) first, both with 12–4 series records. The published bracket places both directly in Round 2. They skip the first round, not the tournament.

On 4 November, Alter Ego (AE) — ONIC play M1, followed by Bigetron by VIT (BTR) — EVOS in M2. The M1 winner faces NAVI in M3; the M2 winner faces TLID in M4. NAVI’s opponent is therefore determined by AE–ONIC, not a prediction made beforehand.

Eight matches, already converted to Moscow time

The official calendar uses WIB, Western Indonesian Time, UTC+7. Moscow is UTC+3: subtract four hours. NAVI’s 13:00 WIB slot becomes 09:00 Moscow on the same 5 November. The reminder button also contains a 06:00 UTC start, confirming 09:00 Moscow. Do not subtract another four hours from the schedule below.

Wednesday, 4 November: 09:00 Moscow — AE vs ONIC, M1; 14:00 Moscow — BTR vs EVOS, M2. This is round one. NAVI fans should watch the first series to learn their opponent.

Thursday, 5 November: 09:00 Moscow — NAVI vs M1 winner, M3; 14:00 Moscow — TLID vs M2 winner, M4. TBD means an entrant is not yet named, not that the match is cancelled.

Open the full original calendar to compare dates and original Indonesian times. These are upcoming series, not completed scores.

Friday, 6 November: 09:00 Moscow — lower bracket semifinal, M5; 14:00 Moscow — upper bracket final, M6. Saturday, 7 November: 12:00 Moscow — lower bracket final, M7. Sunday, 8 November: 12:00 Moscow — grand final, M8. These are published series start slots and may shift; check the organiser’s live calendar before watching.

Who gets another chance after losing?

A loss has different consequences in the first and second rounds. M1 and M2 losers have no lower-bracket route: they are eliminated. M3 and M4 losers go to M5, the lower bracket semifinal. Starting in round two therefore lets NAVI continue after their first series loss.

If NAVI wins M3, next is M6, the upper final on 6 November at 14:00 Moscow. The M6 winner reaches the grand final; its loser plays M7. If NAVI loses M3, next is M5 on 6 November at 09:00 Moscow; the M5 winner then plays M7. These are conditional routes, not predicted results.

In the full 2160×1350 bracket, Winner means the winner of the named match and Loser its loser. Winner M1 beside NAVI is not a team name yet. Printed zeros are placeholders, not a played 0:0 score.

The label Winner qualified to M8 applies to M6 and M7 winners. NAVI’s second-round place is not yet that qualification. Also distinguish match numbers M1–M8 from the international M8 championship: these are different bracket references.

Before the broadcast

M1–M6 are Bo5: first to three wins, at most five games. M7 and M8 are Bo7: first to four, at most seven games. A calendar slot belongs to the entire series. See our MPL Philippines final guide for how Bo7 can end before game seven. That is a different regional league; its dates and pairings do not apply to Indonesia.

The league site itself links to the official MPL Indonesia YouTube channel. Check MPL ID S18, date, teams and the stream’s language. We do not confirm a Russian commentary track or availability in every region. Do not mistake an old regular-season replay for a new playoff broadcast.

Checked on 1 November 2026 against the MPL Indonesia calendar and original bracket. This previews 4–8 November; winners are not decided yet. Tournament patch, player builds and reasons for future wins were not established. To follow only NAVI, save 5 November, 09:00 Moscow, then choose the next match from the actual M3 result.