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Revision as of 20:41, 9 July 2019

2018 M.League season

M League logo
Host M League
Type Professional league
Team count 7 teams
Finalists
Champion Akasaka Drivens
Runner up EX Furinkazan
Third Shibuya Abemas
Fourth Konami Mahjong Fight Club

This is the inaugural season to the M League.

Teams

Team name Company sponsor Players
Akasaka Drivens Hakuhodo DY media partners Ken Sonoda (Saikouisen)
Jun Murakami (Saikouisen)
Taro Suzuki (Nihon Pro Mahjong Kyokai)
EX Furinkazan TV Asahi Aki Nikaido (JPML)
Kazunori Takizawa (JPML)
Kenji Katsumata (JPML)
Konami Mahjong Fight Club KONAMI Hisato Sasaki (JPML)
Mari Takamiya (JPML)
Yudai Maehara (JPML)
Shibuya Abemas CyberAgent Takaharu Ooi (RMU)
Sho Shiratori (JPML)
Yoshihiro Matsumoto (Nihon Pro Mahjong Kyokai)
SegaSammy Phoenix SegaSammy Yuumi Uotani (JPML)
Seiichi Kondo (Saikouisen)
Sayaka Kayamori (Saikouisen)
TEAM RAIDEN Dentsu Masato Hagiwara (JPML)
Naoki Setokuma (JPML)
Saki Kurosawa (JPML)
U-NEXT Pirates U-Next Go Kobayashi (Maujong Union)
Koushin Asakura (Saikouisen)
Nobuhiro Ishibashi (Saikouisen)

Results

Regular season

# Team Points Difference from next
1 EX Furinkazan 281.7 -
2 Shibuya Abemas 184.6 97.1
3 Konami Mahjong Fight Club 39.2 145.4
4 Akasaka Drivens -8.7 47.9
5 U-NEXT Pirates -99.2 90.5
6 SegaSammy Phoenix -170.1 70.9
7 TEAM RAIDEN -227.5 57.4

Final four

Team Points Difference from next
1 Akasaka Drivens 594.5 -
2 EX Furinkazan 83 511.5
3 Shibuya Abemas -147 230.0
4 Konami Mahjong Fight Club -282 135.0

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