The IESF is responsible for the competitive development of electronic sports around the world.
It brings together 116 federations from all continents and represents more than 3 billion people.
The largest video game league in Mexico and Latin America, Ace Esports League, is working hand in hand with the International Esports Federation (IESF) in carrying out the three month long, 6-discipline encompassing online American qualifiers, during the organization of the first Panam Open, a video game competition festival that brings together the most important players and teams from all over the American continent.
The support granted by Ace Esports League to IESF includes the organization of competitive phases, and the production and transmission of more than 70 duels from North America, Brazil, and Northern and Southern Latin America, that will take place through games such as Mobile Legend Bang Bang, PUBG Mobile, Counter Strike Go, Efootball, DOTA 2 and Tekken 7.
Thanks to the extensive experience and quality work carried out by Ace Esports League in recent years, they’ve managed to establish a close relationship with the IESF, a non-profit organization, that, since 2008, has been dedicated to promoting esports as a legitimate sports discipline throughout the world. It currently brings together 116 national federations, integrating more than 3 billion people.
The winners of the Panam Open, which will take place from May to September, will represent North America, Brazil, and Northern and Southern Latin America during the face-to-face regional qualifiers, which will take place from October 21 to 23 at the Buenos Aires Game Show.
Similarly, the Buenos Aires Game Show will serve as a preamble and will define the attendees of the fourteenth edition of the Esports World Cup, the 14⁰ WE Championshipswhich will be held in November on the island of Bali, Indonesia, and which will only receive the best in the world.
All these exciting duels can be seen through the following Twitch page:
