The MPL Indonesia Season 17 playoffs, scheduled from June 10 to 14, will determine the region’s representative for the MLBB Mid‑Season Cup 2026. The knockout stage moves from Jakarta’s XO Hall to the Jakarta International Velodrome, a venue with an 8,500‑seat capacity. The tournament adopts a hybrid elimination format: teams seeded third to sixth compete in single‑elimination play‑ins, while the top two seeds receive a bye into double‑elimination. All matches are best‑of‑five, except the Lower Bracket Final and Grand Final, which are best‑of‑seven. The schedule outlines play‑ins on June 10, upper bracket semifinals and lower bracket progression through June 12–13, culminating in the Grand Final on June 14.
The prize pool totals $289,475, with the champion earning at least $56,003 and all participants receiving a share based on final placement; RRQ Hoshi, the last‑place team, will receive $10,585. Viewership data from Esports Charts shows a near 11 % drop in peak viewers during the regular season, reaching almost 2.3 million, though average viewership and watch time increased due to heightened interest in RRQ’s struggles. Streaming remains dominated by YouTube (Indonesian and English) and TikTok, with community streamers such as Ade “set1awanade” Pamungkas, Rivaldi “R7 Tatsumaki” Fatah, and Ihsan “Luminaire” Kusudana providing supplementary coverage.
The playoffs will be broadcast across official YouTube and TikTok channels, offering multi‑language streams. Esports Charts will continue to track live viewership metrics and match results, while the official tournament page supplies schedule details.