Smart Empowers Team Sibol and Filipino Fans at the 33rd SEA Games

Smart x Sibol 33rd SEA Games

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Smart is putting Filipino esports front and center as it powers Team Sibol’s campaign at the 33rd Southeast Asian (SEA) Games in Bangkok, Thailand.

Smart Renews Support for Team Sibol

Smart has reaffirmed its partnership with both the Philippine esports team Sibol and the Philippines Esports Organization (PESO) as the delegation battles it out at the 33rd SEA Games. Team Sibol will defend its SEA Games gold medal in the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB) Men’s tournament and will also see action in Arena of Valor (Men) and MLBB (Women).

Inspiring Confidence Through Performance and Training

According to Lloyd Manaloto, First Vice President at Smart, the company has been instrumental in powering Sibol’s training in the lead-up to the regional competition. The renewed support also highlights Smart’s role in helping Filipino esports athletes prepare for high-stakes tournaments.

Data Offers for Streaming the SEA Games

Smart subscribers can enjoy real-time streaming of SEA Games events with Smart Prepaid’s UNLI5G, which enables fans to follow Sibol’s matches live on their devices. TNT subscribers, on the other hand, can catch the games with Saya All 99, which includes 6 GB of open-access data, unlimited calls and texts, unlimited TikTok and Facebook, and data for Mobile Legends.

PESO and Smart’s Shared Esports Vision

PESO Executive Director Marlon Marcelo mentions that Smart shares the organization’s vision of supporting esports in the Philippines and empowering local athletes. Through this collaboration, both groups aim to inspire more Filipinos and create opportunities for young players who aspire to compete professionally on the regional and global stage.

Where to Follow Team Sibol Online

Fans can stay updated on Sibol’s SEA Games journey through MLBB Esports’ official channels on Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube, as well as a dedicated TikTok account for women’s MLBB esports.

Support for the Wider Philippine Delegation

Smart also encourages subscribers to support the broader Philippine delegation competing in basketball, tennis, boxing, and other tournaments at the 33rd SEA Games. Show your love for Team Philippines just by joining online conversations, posting messages of encouragement, and sharing content that celebrates the athletes’ efforts and achievements.

Fueling Digital Fan Engagement

Smart-powered virtual cheer squads, social media shoutouts, and live-stream watch parties are set to play a key role in supporting Filipino athletes during the games. Every fan with a mobile device can participate in the SEA Games experience and help amplify the stories of the country’s sports heroes.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: What is Smart’s role in Team Sibol’s 33rd SEA Games campaign?

A: Smart is powering Team Sibol’s participation at the 33rd SEA Games by supporting the team’s training and enabling fans to stream and follow their matches through its mobile data offers.

Q: Which esports titles will Team Sibol play in Bangkok?

A: Team Sibol will defend its gold medal in the MLBB Men’s tournament and will also compete in Arena of Valor (Men) and MLBB (Women) at the 33rd SEA Games.​

Q: How can Smart and TNT subscribers watch the SEA Games?

A: Smart subscribers can stream SEA Games events using Smart Prepaid’s UNLI5G, while TNT subscribers can use Saya All 99, which includes data for streaming and playing Mobile Legends.

Q: When and where is the 33rd SEA Games taking place?

A: The 33rd SEA Games is being held in Bangkok, Thailand, from December 9 to 22.

Q: Where can fans get official updates on Team Sibol?

A: Fans can follow official MLBB Esports accounts on Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube, as well as the dedicated MLBB women’s TikTok channel, for Sibol-related updates and content.

Emman Tortoza
Chief Editor and Content Lead at Gadget Pilipinas | Website

Emman has been writing technical and feature articles since 2010. Prior to this, he became one of the instructors at Asia Pacific College in 2008, and eventually landed a job as Business Analyst and Technical Writer at Integrated Open Source Solutions for almost 3 years.

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