How can I find esports tournaments in Mexico?

By using our geolocation tool or selecting Mexico manually, Visit Esports will display a real-time list of upcoming offline and LAN tournaments taking place across the country.

How can I register for an esports tournament in Mexico?

To join an event in Mexico as a player, find the tournament listing on our site and follow the link to platforms like Faceit, Challengermode, or Battlefy. Always check the specific eligibility requirements for Mexico-based events, such as age or residency.

What games are most popular for esports tournaments in Mexico?

Based on tournaments held in Mexico over the past two years, the most popular esports titles include Pokémon, The King of Fighters, Guilty Gear, Super Smash Bros, Fatal Fury. You can filter by any of these games on Visit Esports to find upcoming events.

What are the most popular esports venues in Mexico?

Most popular esports venues in Mexico include La Casa Del Obrero CTM, Centro Expositor Puebla, Courtyard by Marriott Mexico City Revolucion, Expo Reforma, Casa Battler. These locations have hosted multiple competitive gaming events over the past two years, ranging from community LAN tournaments to major international championships.

What is the nearest upcoming esports tournament in Mexico?

The nearest upcoming esports tournament in Mexico is Liga Interna HK, starting on Jun 15, 2026. Check Visit Esports for the latest schedule and details.

When is the next major esports event in Mexico?

Here are the top upcoming esports events in Mexico by prize pool: CODM World Championship 2026 — $500K prize pool, starting Nov 01, 2026 NA Open Cup Mexico City 2026 — $10K prize pool, starting Jul 31, 2026 Liga Interna HK — $500 prize pool, starting Jun 15, 2026

What are the biggest esports events ever held in Mexico?

The largest esports events held in Mexico by prize pool include: ECS Season 4 Finals (2017) — $660K prize pool CODM World Championship 2026 (2026) — $500K prize pool Six Charlotte Major 2022 (2022) — $500K prize pool

How do I get tickets for esports events in Mexico?

Tickets for esports events in Mexico can be purchased through several channels: Popular venues like La Casa Del Obrero CTM often have their own ticketing pages. Official Event Website – Most tournaments sell tickets directly on their official site. Ticketing Platforms – Check platforms like Ticketmaster, Stubhub, or regional ticket providers in Mexico. Venue Box Office – Some events offer on-site ticket sales. Community & Fan Groups – Occasionally, tickets are resold or given away in official communities. VIP & Partner Packages – Some events offer special access through sponsorships or premium memberships.

Esports Events in Mexico

Mexico has 2 upcoming esports events. Liga Interna HK is happening right now. Browse the schedule below — dates, venues, ticket links and calendar reminders.

Popular Esports Disciplines

Future tournaments in Mexico

VALORANT Challengers 2026: Latin America

Monterrey•27 Jul, 2026

VALORANT Challengers 2026 Americas: Last Chance Qualifier

Monterrey•28 - 29 Jul, 2026

Finished Tournaments

Spotlight Series Americas 2025

Monterrey•12 - 15 Dec, 2025

VALORANT Challengers 2025: Latin America

Monterrey•5 - 7 Sep, 2025

VCT 2024: Ascension Americas

Monterrey•10 - 22 Sep, 2024

VALORANT Challengers 2024: Latin America

Monterrey•26 - 29 Jul, 2024

Red Bull Campus Clutch - Mexico - 2023

Mexico City•5 - 27 Aug, 2023

Expo Santa Fe

VALORANT Challengers 2023: Latin America

Monterrey•11 Jun, 2023

Stay updated on events in Mexico

No spam — just upcoming tournaments.

Featured World Events

VCT 2026: China Stage 2

Changsha•9 Jul - 23 Aug, 2026

Helong Gymnasium

VCT 2026: EMEA Stage 2

Berlin•15 Jul - 30 Aug, 2026

Riot Games Arena Berlin

VCT 2026: Americas Stage 2

São Paulo•16 Jul - 7 Sep, 2026

Riot Games Arena, Suhai Music Hall

Submit Event

Share details about upcoming or ongoing tournaments.

FAQ

How can I find esports tournaments in Mexico?
By using our geolocation tool or selecting Mexico manually, Visit Esports will display a real-time list of upcoming offline and LAN tournaments taking place across the country.
How can I register for an esports tournament in Mexico?
To join an event in Mexico as a player, find the tournament listing on our site and follow the link to platforms like Faceit, Challengermode, or Battlefy. Always check the specific eligibility requirements for Mexico-based events, such as age or residency.
What games are most popular for esports tournaments in Mexico?
Based on tournaments held in Mexico over the past two years, the most popular esports titles include Pokémon, The King of Fighters, Guilty Gear, Super Smash Bros, Fatal Fury. You can filter by any of these games on Visit Esports to find upcoming events.
What are the most popular esports venues in Mexico?
Most popular esports venues in Mexico include La Casa Del Obrero CTM, Centro Expositor Puebla, Courtyard by Marriott Mexico City Revolucion, Expo Reforma, Casa Battler. These locations have hosted multiple competitive gaming events over the past two years, ranging from community LAN tournaments to major international championships.

What is the nearest upcoming esports tournament in Mexico?
The nearest upcoming esports tournament in Mexico is Liga Interna HK, starting on Jun 15, 2026. Check Visit Esports for the latest schedule and details.
When is the next major esports event in Mexico?
Here are the top upcoming esports events in Mexico by prize pool:
CODM World Championship 2026 — $500K prize pool, starting Nov 01, 2026
NA Open Cup Mexico City 2026 — $10K prize pool, starting Jul 31, 2026
Liga Interna HK — $500 prize pool, starting Jun 15, 2026
What are the biggest esports events ever held in Mexico?
The largest esports events held in Mexico by prize pool include:
ECS Season 4 Finals (2017) — $660K prize pool
CODM World Championship 2026 (2026) — $500K prize pool
Six Charlotte Major 2022 (2022) — $500K prize pool
How do I get tickets for esports events in Mexico?
Tickets for esports events in Mexico can be purchased through several channels:
Popular venues like La Casa Del Obrero CTM often have their own ticketing pages.
Official Event Website – Most tournaments sell tickets directly on their official site.
Ticketing Platforms – Check platforms like Ticketmaster, Stubhub, or regional ticket providers in Mexico.
Venue Box Office – Some events offer on-site ticket sales.
Community & Fan Groups – Occasionally, tickets are resold or given away in official communities.
VIP & Partner Packages – Some events offer special access through sponsorships or premium memberships.