04.24 - 04.26
THE ROUNDTABLE
OPEN
LVLUP EXPO 2026
THE BIGGEST OSU! LAN
ABOUT THE EVENT
The Roundtable returns to the LVL UP EXPO 2026! Whether
you're a seasoned player or just discovering the scene,
we have something for everyone:
Want to compete, visit the booth, or meet your friends and favourite players? Make sure you have a valid badge to attend LVL UP EXPO. To participate in the main tournaments, visit the booth, and meet your favorive players and friends - you should have a valid badge to attend the convention. To get your 3-day badge visit https://lvlupexpo.com and use our exclusive code OSULVLUP26 to get $10 off your purchase.
Now, read on below for a closer look at the details!
- 1 large tournament with a total prizepool of $5,000
- $10,000 in total prizes given out throughout the main bracket and side events
- 80 PCs in our open freeplay area
- A dedicated space for all osu! players to meet and hang out
- A mapping contest
- And other activities during the weekend
Want to compete, visit the booth, or meet your friends and favourite players? Make sure you have a valid badge to attend LVL UP EXPO. To participate in the main tournaments, visit the booth, and meet your favorive players and friends - you should have a valid badge to attend the convention. To get your 3-day badge visit https://lvlupexpo.com and use our exclusive code OSULVLUP26 to get $10 off your purchase.
Now, read on below for a closer look at the details!
No registration is needed to visit the booth. Feel free
to drop by, enjoy the freeplay area, and soak in the
atmosphere. But if you're ready to step into the
spotlight, compete for prizes, and put your skills to
the test, we invite you to join us on the stage.
Players registering for the main tournament will do so on Friday at the LVL UP Expo. All registrations for events held throughout the weekend will be done on-site.
Players registering for the main tournament will do so on Friday at the LVL UP Expo. All registrations for events held throughout the weekend will be done on-site.
- This is a 1v1 open rank international osu! tournament played on osu!lazer.
- All players must join the discord server and have a valid badge to attend the LVL UP Expo 2026.
- There will be a qualifier round played on-site to determine seeding. Then, the top 24 players will move on to a double elimination bracket with the top 16 players in winners' bracket and the bottom 8 players in losers' bracket.
- There will be a bracket reset in the Grand Finals if necessary.
- Matches in RO24/RO16 and QF are Best of 7 one ban.
- Matches in SF are Best of 9 one ban.
- Matches in RO24/RO16, QF, and SF are one ban per player.
- Matches in F and GF are Best of 11 two bans.
- The ban order is always AB for RO24/RO16, QF, and SF.
- The ban order is always ABBA for F and GF.
- The bracket stage will follow traditional seeding as follows: #1 vs #16, #2 vs #15, etc.
- All times are in UTC. Find your own time zone here. Alternatively, the current time in UTC is displayed on the main spreadsheet.
- There will be qualifier lobbies open throughout the qualification day; players can sign up for whichever lobby fits their schedule.
- Qualifiers will be played on Head-to-Head.
- The lobby will play through the entire map pool twice in order, and each player's score after every map will be recorded. Each player's best score on each map is used to determine seeding.
- Players are not directly competing with the other players in their lobby.
- Qualifiers will be scored based on Percent Max.
- The top 24 players will advance to the double-elimination bracket stage with the top 16 advancing to winners' bracket round of 16 and seeds 17-24 advancing to the losers' bracket round 1.
- There will be three mappools total: qualifiers, RO16/QF, and SF-GF.
- As the tournament is on osu!lazer, there will be picks that make use of lazer-exclusive mods.
- Expect the following star ratings for an
equivalent aim consistency "NM1" map:
- Qualifiers: 7*
- RO16/QF: 6.8*
- SF-GF: 7.4*
- A referee will make the lobby at least 5 minutes before the match and ping the players in the discord server about their match. Players should be online to receive their invites.
- Players will !roll to determine pick and ban order. The winner of the roll chooses either the pick order or the ban order, and the loser chooses the remaining order.
- For example, if player 1 wins the roll and chooses to ban second, player 2 can choose to either pick first or second.
- If a player is not in the lobby by 5 minutes after the scheduled match start time, they lose all their bans.
- If a player is not in the lobby by 10 minutes after the scheduled match start time, they forfeit the match.
- The above rules may be waived due to technical issues on-site.
- Banned maps are effectively removed from the mappool for that match.
- There are no restrictions on consecutive picks or bans.
- Each player has 60 seconds to pick/ban a map.
After a player picks a map, both players have 30
seconds to ready up for the map.
- If a player does not ban a map in the allotted time, their ban is forfeit.
- If a player does not pick a map in the allotted time, their pick is skipped over.
- If a player does not pick a map in the allotted time, and it is the first pick of the match, their pick is given to the other player.
- If a player is not ready in the allotted time, the referee will use !mp start 10 and start the match regardless of the lobby state.
- Referees may use their best discretion when enforcing timers.
- All mods are allowed on the tiebreaker; however, all scores will be divided by their mod multiplier. Players are not required to take any mods on the tiebreaker.
- In the case of a genuine disconnection in the first 30 seconds or quarter of the map, the map may be replayed. This can only be used once per map per player. If a player disconnects on the same map twice in a row, they must deal with the consequences of their disconnect. This rule is to prevent abuse through manually leaving the game after missing on a map.
- If a player disconnects mid-game, their scores
will not be counted towards their team's total,
unless adequate proof of said score is provided.
The following are considered as acceptable
proof:
- Player point-of-view live stream snippets (commonly referred to as "clips" or "VODs"). The entirety of the play, along with the results screen must be clearly visible along with the affected player's score.
- Replay files of the play, taken directly from the "Local scores" tab on the affected player's client (the timestamps must exactly match the time at which the game took place, as seen on the multiplayer lobby link).
- Screenshots from other players taken
directly in-game that show the affected
player's score.
- Screenshots from the results screen must clearly show the affected player's score. This is the preferred method.
- Screenshots taken in-game at the time of disconnection may be accepted. Note that this method does not provide a one-to-one representation of that player's score. Using this method is not encouraged and it may be denied at the referee's discretion if the information provided is not sufficient to identify the player/score.
- All screenshots MUST be taken using the game itself (using Shift + F12), that is, they must be hosted on the https://osu.ppy.sh/ domain. Any other form of screenshot will be denied.
- Player scores may be derived from the official stream as a last resort.
April 24th (Day 1)
Time (PST)
Event
11:30 am
Opening ceremony
12:00 pm
Registration for the 1st Set of Qualifiers Lobbies
1:00 pm
Registration for the 2nd Set of Qualifiers Lobbies
2:00 pm
Registration for the 3rd Set of Qualifiers Lobbies
3:00 pm
Registration for the 4th Set of Qualifiers Lobbies
4:00 pm
Registration for the 5th Set of Qualifiers Lobbies
5:00 pm
Registration for the 6th Set of Qualifiers Lobbies
7:30 pm
Qualifiers Results Showcase
8:15 pm
End of the Day 1
April 25th (Day 2)
Time (PST)
Event
10:00 am
Start of Round of 16
12:30 pm
Start of Quarter Finals
6:00 pm
Start of Semi Finals (Loser's Round 3)
April 26th (Day 3)
Time (PST)
Event
10:00 am
Start of Semi Finals (Loser's Round 4 and Winner's Semi Finals)
11:30 am
Start of Finals
3:00 pm
Start of Grand Finals
Profile badge(s) pending!
Thanks to the generous support of the LVL UP Expo, the Roundtable Open is able to bring a massive $10,000 of total prizes to the main tournament plus all side events. Along with huge cash prizes, we are also giving away 8 Wooting rapid trigger keyboards and tons of Wooting UwU keypads! Even if you don't place highly in the tournament, there are still prizes for other events and plenty of merch to go around.
Thanks to the generous support of the LVL UP Expo, the Roundtable Open is able to bring a massive $10,000 of total prizes to the main tournament plus all side events. Along with huge cash prizes, we are also giving away 8 Wooting rapid trigger keyboards and tons of Wooting UwU keypads! Even if you don't place highly in the tournament, there are still prizes for other events and plenty of merch to go around.
Placement
Prize
1st Place
$1,500 and a Wooting 60he v2
2nd Place
$1,000 and a Wooting 60he v2
3rd Place
$750 and a Wooting 80he
4th Place
$500 and a Wooting 80he
5-6th Place
$250 and a Wooting 60he+
7-8th Place
$125 and a Wooting 60he+
9-12th Place
$75 and a Wooting UwU RGB Stealth
13-16th Place
$50 and a Wooting UwU RGB
Played Qualifiers
A Wooting UwU (limited to first 100 registrants)
The Roundtable Open at LVL UP EXPO is in Las Vegas, Nevada
in the United States.
The expo takes place in the Las Vegas Convention Center (South Hall — 3150 Paradise Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89109). On the 2nd floor, walk towards the Game Hall, Main Events, & Panels. From there, look for the PC Gaming and PC Stage areas.
The expo takes place in the Las Vegas Convention Center (South Hall — 3150 Paradise Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89109). On the 2nd floor, walk towards the Game Hall, Main Events, & Panels. From there, look for the PC Gaming and PC Stage areas.
