The IGL short for Ibex Gaming League is a Swiss esport tournament organiser. We are organised as an Association.

For competitions marked with a specific region (e.g., Switzerland), at least 50% of each team must consist of players from that region. This means:

  • For 5-player teams: minimum 3 players from the region
  • For 3-4-player teams: minimum 2 players from the region
  • For 2-player teams: minimum 1 player from the region
  • For 1-player teams: the player must be from the region

Player counting is based on the players actively participating in the server/match, not the total number of players listed in the team roster.

For Switzerland specifically, at least 50% needs to either be a Swiss national or possess at least a permit B to be considered as a Swiss competitor. Competition-specific rules might apply.

Liechtenstein citizens and permanent residents are treated the same as Swiss nationals for eligibility purposes due to the customs union between Switzerland and Liechtenstein.

● All Systems Operational

No, our servers are currently operating normally. All systems are functional and running as expected. For real-time updates and detailed information about ongoing issues, visit our status page.

Participants must be at least 16 years old to compete in our tournaments. Some tournaments may have higher age requirements depending on the game's rating and specific competition rules.

To register your team, visit the tournament page and click on the "Register Now" button. Follow the instructions to complete the registration process. Make sure all team members meet the eligibility criteria.

Our tournaments can have various formats, including single elimination, double elimination, round-robin, and Swiss format. The specific format for each tournament will be detailed on the tournament page.

You can contact the tournament organizers through a ticket on our Discord server or by emailing support@ibexgaming.org. We are here to assist you with any questions or concerns.

In case of a dispute, teams should immediately contact the tournament admin. We have a dispute resolution process in place to ensure fair play and resolve any issues that may arise during the competition.

A "Game" refers to a single map or arena which is part of a larger "Match". A "Match" may consist of multiple "Games". For example, in a best-of-five match, the first team to win three games wins the match.

We are constantly trying to expand our catalog of titles. For games like League of Legends or Valorant we recommend the Alpine League, a project that shares our values and passion.

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