Infinix has announced that it will team up with a few gaming & tech powerhouses for an upcoming esports series.

The Hong Kong phone company will join forces with Honor Of Kings makers (Level Infinite and Timi) and MediaTek for the upcoming Infinix Esports Tournament Season 3 esports series featuring the new MOBA.

Powered by Infinix GT 20 Pro, this tournament will kick off with online qualifiers taking place from 18th to 21st November 2024. These qualifiers will be streamed live on Infinix and Honor of Kings’ official TikTok and Facebook pages. The thrilling Final Playoffs are scheduled for December 17th, 2024, where Malaysia’s top university teams will clash for the ultimate title of Champion of the Infinix Esports Tournament Season 3.

“We are thrilled to bring back the Infinix Esports Tournament with the GT 20 Pro at the forefront,” said Wai Kiat Hong, Marketing Director of Infinix Malaysia.

“The response to the GT 20 Pro has been incredible, and we look forward to seeing its gaming performance elevate this season’s competition. Esports represents more than just gaming; it’s a platform for youth empowerment, fostering skills in teamwork, strategic thinking, and leadership. With our continued partnership with university esports clubs, we hope to inspire even more young talents in Malaysia to reach new heights in esports.”

The esports clubs involved in this tournament are as follows:

• MSU Esports Club – Management & Science University (MSU) Shah Alam
• USM Esports Club – Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM)
• IIUM Esports Club – International Islamic University Malaysia
• UiTM Shah Alam – Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM) Kelab Esport
• Beast Esports Club – University Kuala Lumpur Business School
• APU Esport Club – Asia Pacific University (APU)
• Cyberjaya MMU eSports – Multimedia University (MMU)
• URniverse Esport Club – Universiti Tun Abdul Razak

For those who don’t know, Infinix is going all-out with showcasing its new gaming flagship phone: the Infinix GT 20 Pro. The Infinix GT 20 Pro is a dual-chip “gaming beast” powered by the Dimensity 8200 Ultimate 4nm 5G Processor and features the Pixelworks X5 Turbo Gaming Display Chip. It’ll also run you RM1,200+ which seems like a pretty good deal for a powered-up Android phone.