Invictus Gaming Announces Open Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Tryout Info

Invictus Gaming, a Chinese esports organization, is set to hold open tryouts for its Mobile Legends: Bang Band squad. 

However, to get started with the process, players must be at least 16 years old and also have at least 400 stars in Ranked. 

Additionally, tryouts are open to all roles within an MLBB squad. 

More About the Open Tryouts

On X, Invictus Gaming posted about it. It lists much of the information mentioned above, including requirements such as being 16 or older, having at least 400 stars, and all roles being open. 

🔥 INVICTUS GAMING MLBB OPEN TRYOUTS! 🔥

Ready to join the legacy? iG is looking for warriors to rise!

📌 REQUIREMENTS:
✅ 16 years old and above
✅ At least 400 stars
✅ All roles welcome!#InvictusGaming #IG #MLBB pic.twitter.com/lvo1jN8rsS

— Invictus Gaming (@invgaming) January 30, 2026

That said, there's also a QR code for players to scan to apply.

Upon scanning the QR code, a Google Form will open that asks the following questions:

• Nationality
• In Game Role 
• In Game Name
• Full Name 
• Email
• Facebook Link
• Instagram Link
• Phone Number
• Past Teams 
• Achievements
• Mobile Legends: Bang Bang ID 

Above this form, there's a paragraph that reads as follows:

"This tryout is open to passionate MLBB players who are committed, coachable, and ready to improve in a competitive team environment. Whether you're aiming to sharpen your skills or take the next step in esports, this is your opportunity to be seen." 

According to the form, this tryout isn't limited to Chinese players. 

More About Invictus Gaming 

In 2025, Invictus Gaming had a disappointing run, failing to qualify for the M7 World Championship in Jakarta, Indonesia. 

Since debuting last year, Invictus Gaming's best showing has been third at the China Professional Invitational 2025 Stage 1. The team lost 3-2 to YBINGAME in the Lower Bracket Finals. 

MLBB and China

These tryouts mark a year since Invictus Gaming broke into the MLBB esports space. Furthermore, the game publisher MOONTON, which partners with the Esports Nations Cup, released this MOBA in China during the World Championship Challenge. 

Also, in China, there's an MLBB league, the MLBB Pro League. This league has partnerships with smartphone brand Realme, telecommunications company China Unicom, China Minsheng Bank, and others. 

China has also had representation in MLBB, with the first Chinese team competing in the M5 World Championship in 2023, as KeepBesr Gaming won the China Qualifier.