Author: Alfonso Bueno

Gofundme reimbursement after IJP closure

After paying all our bills and costs the IJP has a left over of 4.778,80 euros. This is 39,2% of the original amount raised in the Gofundme campaign.
If you want to claim back a wire transfer for the unused part of your contribution to the IJP campaign, please fill in the following details.

Extraordinary Assembly: closing the IJP

Hello judges, today we’re reaching out to you with bittersweet news. The sweet part: Wizards of the Coast has hired Samantha Harr to be the Judge Manager. She took office some weeks ago and the IJP Leads had a meeting with her in November.Unfortunately there are not many  details to share about the future judge […]

Magic Online Judge Open (MOJO) – July 18-24

Hello fellow judges! We’re thrilled to announce that, following last Holidays’s MOJO edition, the Magic Online Judge Open (MOJO) is back for the Summer! This exciting event will take place this summer, so make sure you don’t miss it.  Event Details Magic Online Judge Open League Dates – Friday July 18, 10am PT through Thursday, July 24, 10am PT […]

2025 General Assembly Results

Hello, judges! The voting window for the 2025 General Assembly closed last Sunday, and we’re excited to share the results! You can find the complete vote results here. Please verify that your votes have been properly accounted for. If you notice any issues, email us at hello@internationaljudgeprogram.org. Regional Representative Results Two-Year Terms: One-Year Terms: Regions […]

Start of Judge Level Maintenance for 2024

Hello Judges, As 2024 comes to a close, it’s time to reflect on the past year and prepare for the annual maintenance of judge levels within the International Judge Program (IJP). During January 2025, all IJP members (unless they leveled up during 2024, using the autmatic path (path1) to Level 4 or 5, does not […]

Call for the First Elections of the International Judge Program (2025)

Hello, judges around the world! The time has come to elect the first group of Regional Representatives (RR) and Program Leads (PL) for the International Judge Program (IJP). New Regional Distribution for 2025  Every IJP member has the right to vote for their Regional Representative. The Temporary Regional Advisors (TRA) have unanimously approved the following […]

November 2024 Call for Volunteers

A Program from Judges for Judges! As we approach the first anniversary of the IJP and its first democratic elections, it’s time to pass more decision making and responsibility to the community.  Everything done in the International Judge Program is designed, made and carried out by volunteers and it is time for more volunteers to […]

2024 IJP Level Maintenance

Hello once again my judges friends! I would like to treat one really, really, really important topic: Judge Level Maintenance. In the past of the judge program we have lacked quality control and maintenance of judge levels. This is something the IJP has decided to address from the very beginning. In the definition of each […]

Statement on Judge Programs situation

Hello judges and other readers. We, the current Program Leads of the International Judge Program (IJP), would like to make a brief statement about the current situation about the IJP and other judge programs regarding support from Wizards of the Coast (WotC), the publisher of our beloved game Magic the Gathering. As you may have […]

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