The Infinix Campus Cup (XCC) 2025 reaches its climax on 6 July at the SM Mall of Asia Music Hall, where university esports champions from five Southeast Asian countries will battle for supremacy in Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB).

The tournament also marks the competitive debut of Infinix’s GT 30 Pro smartphone, now officially the tournament phone of premier MLBB leagues in the region.

National winners, including the NU Bulldogs (Philippines), USM Vendetta (Malaysia), Little Pikaa (Indonesia), Team TDN (Cambodia), and Creepy Gang (Myanmar), will compete for a $30,000 prize pool and exclusive Infinix rewards. Ahead of the Grand Finals, the teams trained with pro squads such as ONIC Esports and Aurora Gaming.

The GT 30 Pro, Infinix’s latest flagship, is positioned to power the next generation of mobile gamers. It is available in Shadow Ash, Blade White, and Dark Flare, with prices ranging from P13,999 to P16,999 depending on the configuration.

As mobile esports audiences are projected to surpass 641 million by 2025, Infinix is staking its claim as a key player in the gaming tech scene — starting with this weekend’s high-stakes showdown.