As part of the 10th Anniversary update for Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB), the developers have revamped the visual design of post-match awards and introduced a new top-tier performance rating called Supreme.
The new glowing purple Supreme medal is awarded to players who achieve an individual match rating of 10.1 or higher. The update also applies to the MVP award: if a player wins, achieves the highest rating on their team, and scores 10.1 or above, their status is automatically upgraded to Supreme MVP. If the winning MVP's rating is 10.0 or lower, a standard gold MVP medal is awarded instead.
Post-match medal breakdown and Star Raising Points:
Bronze: Rating 3.0 – 4.0 (10 points)
Silver: Rating 4.1 – 7.0 (20 points)
Gold: Rating 7.1 – 10.0 (30 points)
Supreme: Rating 10.1 and above
MVP: Highest rating on the winning team with a score of 10.0 or lower (100 points)
Supreme MVP: Highest rating on the winning team with a score of 10.1 or above
MVP Loss: Highest rating on the losing team with a score of 6.6 or higher
Clear criteria have also been established for the MVP Loss medal. It is assigned to the top player on the losing team only if their individual rating reaches at least 6.6. If no player on the defeated team meets this threshold, the MVP Loss medal is not awarded for the match.
It is noted that post-match medals strictly evaluate performance in a specific game and should not be confused with overall Ranked Medals, which reflect a player's standing in Ranked Mode.
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