The 11.11 event in Mobile Legends: Bang Bang hands out up to 1,936 Promo Diamonds between its tasks and a login pack. The tasks, open since October 26, pay up to 825 and close on November 9, and the pack you claim by logging in on November 10 adds up to 1,111. If you fell behind, catch-up tasks run from November 10 to 17, though developer MOONTON hasn't said how much they pay.
Promo Diamonds are a temporary event currency. They pay part of a price the way regular Diamonds do, but you can't buy them, and they only work from November 10 to 17, on discounted skins in the shop and in Kagura's draw. The rest of the month's dates are in our Mobile Legends November calendar.
How to collect the maximum
Dates follow the game's server clock, as listed in the schedule MOONTON posted on October 24, so a deadline can land a few hours earlier or later where you live. Trust the in-game countdown.
- November 9. Last day for the event's daily tasks and chests, worth up to 825 Promo Diamonds in total. Finish whatever you have left. - November 10. Log in and open that day's pack for up to 1,111 Promo Diamonds. "Up to" means the amount varies and you may get less. Miss the login and the pack is gone. - November 10 to 17. Catch-up tasks give players who skipped the earlier ones another shot. MOONTON hasn't published how many diamonds they pay. - November 17. Last day to spend them. After that they stop working.
Where you can spend them
MOONTON says every skin in the shop will be on sale during the event, with prices starting at 1 Diamond. Promo Diamonds cover part of the price and regular Diamonds pay the rest. In 2024 they covered up to 99%, always leaving at least 1 regular Diamond to pay, so if that system returns, that's the Diamond in the announcement.
MOONTON hasn't published which skins accept Promo Diamonds or whether there's a cap per purchase. In 2024, four limited-time skins were excluded, but that's no guarantee the 2026 rules match. Before you confirm, check the checkout screen for how many Promo Diamonds it deducts and how many regular Diamonds it still wants.
Kagura's draw is the other confirmed use. MOONTON hasn't said whether Promo Diamonds work on the Starlight pass or other draws. If the checkout doesn't offer them, plan to pay with regular Diamonds.
The rules in Kagura's draw
The draw for Feast of Eternity, Kagura's Legend skin, sets its own conditions in the in-game event rules:
- Single draws only. They can't be used on a 10-draw. - Up to 80 per draw. They cover 80 of the 100 Diamonds, so each draw costs you 20 regular Diamonds. - No stacking. One draw can't combine Promo Diamonds with the daily 50% discount or with the event's free draw invitations. - Daily checkbox. The option that turns them on unticks itself every day at 00:00, so tick it again before you draw.
With the maximum 1,936 Promo Diamonds you get 24 draws for 480 regular Diamonds instead of 2,400, with 16 left over. That makes each draw cheaper than the 50 Diamonds of the day's first discounted single. Still, 24 draws won't guarantee the skin. You trade 1,600 event tokens for it, and the rules don't say how many tokens a draw pays, as our Kagura Legend skin guide explains.
Shop skin or Kagura draws?
If there's a shop skin you want, buy it first. You see exactly what you get and what you pay before confirming, while the same Promo Diamonds in Kagura's draw buy random pulls. Pick a skin for a hero you actually play, or, if you're picking up someone new, check who they pair with in the draft lab.
Kagura draws make sense if you're already going for Feast of Eternity and you're fine paying 20 regular Diamonds a pull without knowing how many it'll take. The gold ID tag, an extra badge for the skin, only goes to players who get Feast of Eternity by November 12, so if you want it, Promo Diamonds only help on November 10, 11 and 12.
For free Diamonds, stick to official events. Sites that promise free Diamonds in exchange for your account details are scams, 11.11 included.
Frequently asked questions
How many Promo Diamonds does the Mobile Legends 11.11 event give?
Up to 1,936: as many as 825 from event tasks, which ran from October 26 to November 9, and up to 1,111 from the November 10 login pack. The 15-diamond reward for following the official account closed on October 26. Catch-up tasks from November 10 to 17 give players who missed earlier tasks another chance, for an amount MOONTON hasn't published.
When can I use Promo Diamonds?
From November 10 to 17, 2026, on the game's server clock. You can't spend them before November 10, and they stop working after November 17. Because the server's day doesn't flip at your local midnight, go by the in-game event countdown.
What happens if I don't log in on November 10?
You lose the pack worth up to 1,111 Promo Diamonds, since it can only be claimed that day. Catch-up tasks, open from November 10 to 17, pay more Promo Diamonds, though MOONTON hasn't said how many or whether they make up for the pack.
Can I use Promo Diamonds on Kagura's draw?
Yes, from November 10 to 17 and only on single draws. They cover up to 80 of the 100 Diamonds, so each draw costs 20 regular Diamonds. They don't stack with the daily half-price draw or the free draw invitations, and the checkbox resets every day at 00:00.
Do skins really cost 1 Diamond?
MOONTON says every skin is on sale with prices from 1 Diamond. If the 2024 rules return, that Diamond is what you pay once Promo Diamonds cover the rest. It hasn't published which skins accept them or any 2026 caps, so check the deduction on the checkout screen before you confirm.
Can I use Promo Diamonds on the Starlight pass?
MOONTON hasn't confirmed it. The only announced uses are discounted shop skins and Kagura's draw. If the checkout doesn't offer Promo Diamonds as payment, that item costs the full price in regular Diamonds.
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