The East Asia Super League (EASL) has announced that the Final Four 2025 will be held in Macau SAR for the first time, reflecting the league’s dedication to expanding its footprint in the Greater Bay Area (GBA).
The tournament will take place at Melco Resorts & Entertainment’s Studio City Event Center, with the semifinals scheduled for Friday, March 7, 2025, and the championship game set for Sunday, March 9, 2025.
The losing teams from the semifinals will compete for third place.
Tickets will be available starting February 7 at 12 p.m. CST through Studio City Macau’s official website.
The stakes are high, with the EASL Champions set to take home a grand prize of US $1 million.
The runner-up will receive US $500,000, and the third-place team will earn US $250,000.
“EASL is beyond excited to announce that the EASL Final Four 2025 will be held in Macau SAR, a region that has become a cornerstone of our expansion in the GBA,” said EASL Chief Executive Officer Henry Kerins.
“This milestone reflects our commitment to the region and to showcasing premium basketball as a driver of economic growth, cultural vitality, and community engagement. Macau’s modern infrastructure and passionate fan base make it the perfect destination for this high-stakes event, and we can’t wait to see the energy it brings to the region.”
Macau SAR, renowned for its state-of-the-art infrastructure and vibrant sports culture, is a key destination within the Greater Bay Area.
With excellent travel connections and world-class hospitality, the city offers the perfect blend of convenience and cultural charm, making it an ideal host for major events.
“We are thrilled to collaborate with EASL to bring top-tier Asian basketball matchups to Studio City Event Center once again,” said Kevin Benning, Senior Vice President of Melco and Property General Manager of Studio City.
“At Melco and Studio City, we are committed to providing innovative and inspirational tourism and entertainment experiences for residents and guests from around the world. We look forward to supporting EASL in elevating Asian basketball in the Greater Bay Area.”
