Registration is now open for the new edition of the Immunity League: 2026. The organisers have set a cap on places, meaning competition could be fierce right from the registration stage. The chance to join the competition will therefore depend on the time of registration. This is a great opportunity for teams of all skill levels to test themselves in a more structured tournament environment. What’s more, they can compete not only for cash prizes, but also for recognition and prestige within the community.
Limited places and a prize pool worth competing for
A total of 16 teams are scheduled to take part in Immunity League: 2026, but open registration covers only 15 slots. One place has been reserved for a team selected directly by Underground CS2, known in the community as Czerwone Podziemie. This means that the number of available places is even more limited. Teams interested in participating must act quickly and decisively. For many teams, Immunity could be a good opportunity to make their mark on the scene and test themselves against teams of varying levels. From amateur squads to top underground teams, which usually results in an unpredictable course of the early rounds.
The entry fee for the tournament is 75 PLN per team, and the organisers have prepared a prize pool of 2,000 PLN. The lion’s share of the funds will go to the winners… The team that takes first place will receive 1,250 PLN. Second place will be awarded 500 PLN. Meanwhile, the third-placed team will finish the competition with a prize of 250 PLN. This distribution clearly rewards the top positions, but at the same time leaves a realistic chance of recouping the entry fee for teams that manage to make it onto the podium. With a relatively low entry threshold, the tournament could be an attractive option both for teams focused on competing for cash prizes and for those who simply want to play official matches, test their squad’s form and gain further tournament experience.
Individual awards and a trial step in the development of the Immunity League
In addition to the prize money, the organisers are also offering individual awards for the players who have the greatest impact on the course of the tournament. The MVP title will go to the player who maintains the highest standard throughout the competition and consistently makes the difference at the most crucial moments of the matches.
In practice, this means a reward for a player who not only ‘piles up the numbers’ but is also capable of taking the weight of the game upon themselves and leading the team through the tournament’s most difficult maps. This is particularly true in the knockout stages, where the pressure usually builds with every match. The MVP often becomes the face of the entire tournament and the player whose performance is remembered longest after the competition has ended. The winner of this award will receive a Dream Machines DM9 Skill Wireless mouse and a DM Pad L mousepad. This serves as an additional, tangible prize highlighting the individual achievement of the tournament’s best player.
The organisers will also honour a player with the EVP title, which will go to the best player from the losing team in the grand final. This is a way of recognising a player who, despite their team’s defeat, performs at the highest level and is one of the key factors in the final clash. The award is intended to highlight individual quality, consistency in play and influence on the course of the match, even in the most demanding moments. The player awarded the EVP title will receive a Dream Machines DM5 Blink S mouse and a DM Pad L mousepad. This type of prize often attracts considerable interest. This is because it demonstrates that in the Immunity League, it is not only the team’s final result that counts, but also the individual attitude and character displayed in the tournament’s decisive match. The EVP could therefore become an additional goal for players fighting for every point right up until the very end of the final.
The upcoming edition of the Immunity League is a trial run, as the organisers are moving the competition to the FACEIT platform. They want to test the match system in practice and see how the entire format copes with a real tournament workload. For teams, this means playing in a familiar environment that is used daily in many leagues.
Immunity League moves forward – it’s your turn
This trial edition of the Immunity League on the FACEIT platform is not just an opportunity for teams to compete for prizes and honours. It is also a chance to experience the atmosphere of major tournaments and face off against rivals from all corners of the scene. Although the format is experimental, the matches promise to be incredibly exciting… From the opening rounds right through to the grand final. Teams that register now can secure a place in the limited pool of participants, as well as the chance to compete for prestige and cash prizes. Additionally, individual honours such as MVP and EVP demonstrate that even a single player can shine and gain the community’s recognition.
The organisers are hoping for dynamic, twist-filled matches and want this test edition to lay the foundations for future, even bigger editions of the Immunity League. Every team that decides to take part becomes part of this development and has a real influence on the shape of future leagues.
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