Weeek 5 | Winter Season 2026

Time 2 Esport and Team Solid tighten their grip on their leagues in Week 5 of the Swiss Ibex Gaming Circuit Winter Season 2026, while key battles for playoffs and relegation start to take shape.

Rocket League – Premier Division

Time 2 Esport remain the benchmark of the Premier Division, extending their perfect run to 6–0 after a clean 3–0 over DIVE Esports and sitting alone at the top with 12 points and a +15 game differential.  The reigning champions now only have VisionGaming in Week 7 left as a real test and risk mainly taking a mental hit heading into playoffs if they stumble late.[^3][^1]

On stream, LadiesFirst faced Addicted E-Sports without their player‑coach iRivelA and visibly struggled, falling 0–3 in a one‑sided series (1–4, 2–6, 0–6). This result pushes Addicted up to 3 wins and keeps them firmly in the playoff mix, while LadiesFirst stay stuck in the lower half of the table on 2 points with a -10 differential.

DIVE Esports’ 1–3 loss to Scythe of Seraph in Week 5 leaves them at 0–6 and rooted to last place with 0 points and a -12 differential, making the closing weeks a straight fight with LadiesFirst to avoid direct relegation and the dangerous 7th‑place relegation match against the Open Division.  Knapp On Money’s defeat to Time 2 Esport means KOM now need nothing short of a miracle in their remaining games against VisionGaming and Addicted E-Sports to keep their playoff hopes alive.

At the top, VisionGaming, Addicted E-Sports, Scythe of Seraph and mYinsanity are separated by only two points behind T2, with MYI vs VG moved to Sunday of Week 6 and set to be played just before their regular Week 6 fixtures.  That rescheduled clash, together with T2 vs VG in Week 7, is poised to decide final seeding and which two of the chasing pack will miss out on the Premier Division playoffs.

Current RL Premier Snapshot

Counter-Strike 2 – Premier Division

In Counter-Strike 2, Team Solid continue to look untouchable at the top of the Premier Division table, improving to 4–0 with an 8–0 map record after a dominant 13:6 and 16:4 victory over Addicted E-Sports.  The defending leaders are yet to drop a single map this split and sit on 8 points with a +8 map differential, setting the pace for everyone else.[^2]

Was gsehni da made a huge statement against Skeron’s Fun Crew, winning their direct duel 2–0 with a tight 13:10 on Dust2 (their pick) and a commanding 13:3 on Inferno (SKFC’s pick). This result brings Was gsehni da to 4 points and closes the gap to Skeron’s Fun Crew to just a single point, with SKFC’s three draws keeping them narrowly ahead for now.[^2]

Further down the table, Simmer UME and Broomers remain locked in the mid‑pack with three points each after a series of early splits, while Addicted E-Sports, despite flashes of potential, sit on three points and a negative differential after losses to both SKFC and Team Solid.  SOS ESPORTS x mYinsanity are still searching for their first win at 0–2–1, but draws against Skeron’s Fun Crew and Addicted E-Sports keep them in touch with the rest of the field.

The match between MYSO and Simmer UME has been postponed to 18.02 and will play a crucial role in shaping the center of the table, with both teams eyeing a late surge toward the playoff spots behind Team Solid.

Current CS2 Premier Snapshot

Stream VOD

• Rocket League: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2692730301
• Counter-Strike: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2692730300