Vivian on Team Vitality’s historic 2030 MLBB contract: “Win every tournament” is the goal

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Publish Date: May 12, 2026

In an extremely rare case, Team Vitality has signed its championship-winning Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB) women’s roster all the way through 2030. Jaxon.gg got the chance to speak with Vivi “Vivian” Indrawaty about the extension and more.

This is an unprecedented contract extension in esports, comparable to League of Legends star Lee “Faker” Sang-hyeok’s four-year deal with T1 in July 2025 which will last until 2029. In that case, however, the contract pertained to a single player.

With Vitality, however, it extends to the whole team that have already been competing together since 2022. The team competes under the moniker, Bigetron by Vitality, after the latter acquired Bigetron Esports in May 2025.

Bigetron by Vitality, consisting of Venny “Fumi” Lim, Viorelle “Vival” Valencia Chen, Cindy “Cinny” Siswanto, Michelle “Chell” Siswanto, and Vivian, is the best-performing MLBB roster to date.

In fact, in 2022 and 2023, the team won all 14 tournaments it competed in, never losing more than a game in the grand final of each.

In 2024, they suffered a surprising loss in the MLBB Women’s Invitational (MWI) 2024 finals to Omega Empress in Saudi Arabia, showing that even they aren’t invincible.

Since then, they were able to win the MWI 2025, however, reclaiming their throne.

Therefore, their contract extension through 2030 makes sense, since there aren’t any other competitors near their level. Furthermore, MOONTON has committed to building MLBB women’s esports further, making this a great signing.

Here’s what Vivian had to say about the extension, the expectations it places on them, the upcoming MWI, and more.

Image credit: Team Vitality

Vivian, a contract extension until 2030, is incredibly rare in esports. How does it feel to know that Team Vitality has committed to this roster for the next four years, and what does that stability mean for your personal growth as a player?

This long-term contract extension makes me reflect a lot, because it shows that Team Vitality has placed great expectations on me for the coming years. I’m not the type of person who wants to disappoint anyone, so I take every decision very seriously.

By agreeing to this contract, I’m ready to take responsibility for the challenges ahead, give everything my best shot, and bring home victories.

In an industry known for rostermania, your core lineup has stayed together through multiple organizations and years of competition. What is the “secret sauce” that keeps the five of you so unified while other teams frequently change players?

I think it’s that we truly understand each other, not just in-game, but outside of it as well. Chemistry is hard to build, but we’re able to maintain a high level through honest communication and supporting one another.

Does this long-term security change your approach to the game? Does it allow the team to take more risks or focus more on long-term strategic evolution rather than just the next tournament cycle?

Yes, this security definitely has an impact. The team feels more at ease, and we can think further ahead, rather than simply focusing on the next tournament. It also makes us more confident in trying out new things.

You’ve earned the nickname “The Mother of Tank” and have one of the most decorated careers in MLBB. As you look towards 2030 and beyond, what kind of legacy do you want to leave behind with Team Vitality?

I want to be remembered as a consistent player and someone who can inspire others, especially female players. Of course, I also want to keep bringing achievements to the team, both domestically and internationally, but most importantly, to be successful in Indonesia.

The transition from Bigetron Era to Team Vitality was a huge surprise. How has the support from a global organization like Team Vitality changed the way you prepare for international events like the Esports World Cup?

Besides the support from our home country, we also receive amazing international support. That definitely motivates me and makes me even more ambitious to win the world championship title, so that we don’t disappoint the fans around the world who believe in our team.

The team had a legendary run at the 2025 MWI, winning without dropping a single game. Going into the upcoming Esports World Cup, how do you handle the pressure of being the “team to beat” every single time you step on stage?

Team Vitality with the MWI 2025 trophy. Image credit: MOONTON

There’s definitely pressure, but we try to enjoy it. We treat pressure as motivation, rather than a burden, and it actually pushes us to keep proving that we deserve to be in the position we’re in.

Team Vitality is using this announcement to reinforce its commitment to women in esports. As a role model for many aspiring female gamers in Indonesia and globally, what message do you think this 2030 deal sends to other organizations in the scene?

I think the extension shows that female players also deserve opportunities and long-term commitment from organizations. Hopefully, this can be a sign for more teams to believe in and invest in women’s teams.