Join the Fun! LVO 2016 Registration Opens, Today!

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Hey everyone, Reecius here to talk about my favorite aspect of tabletop gaming–community–and why you should jump in on the action! The Las Vegas Open is a great way to take your hobby experience to the next level. Oh, and check out the sweet video, too!

Buy your tickets, here!

https://youtu.be/oGCFUbAW4lg

Tabletop Gaming is about community, camaraderie and fun!

Why do we play table top games instead of video games? Because of human interaction! It’s awesome to share moments of surprise, excitement, and fun with friends in person.

The Las Vegas Open is a great opportunity to get out there and make some new memories and friendships with gamers from all around the world sharing a common love for gaming and geekdom!

There’s so much to do at the LVO, from gaming tournaments to demos to hobby seminars to our social events aimed at gamers and non-gaming spouses and friends to give everyone something awesome to do while enjoying fabulous Las Vegas. You’ll have the opportunity to interact with game designers, noted artists and play games against skilled and friendly opponents.

The event takes place February 5th-7th, at Ballys Casino. We’re expecting a record breaking crowd this year! Come and join us for all the fun.

Convention Registration:

Convention Badge

LVO High Roller Package

LVO 2016 Raffle Information

LVO 2016 Event Merchandise

Schedule of Events:

Warhammer 40k Events

Warmachine and Hordes Events

Horus Heresy “30k”

Warhammer Fantasy Masters Tournament

Infinity

Dropzone Commander

Warzone

X-Wing

Netrunner

Magic the Gathering

Hobby Events

Discounted Merchandise and Vendors

Social Events

Malifaux: More information to come soon!

*Ticket refund policy: All tickets are fully refundable up until 30 days from the event (January 6th, 2016) at which point they become non-refundable but can be transferred.

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Reece Robbins President
Co-founder of Frontline Gaming, and creator of the ITC, Reece Robbins has been a pillar of the tabletop community for over two decades. From developing Blood Throne to launching industry-leading hobby products and major events like the LVO, his career is defined by innovation and a lifelong passion for gaming since the 80s. Today, he remains a very active community organizer and business leader dedicated to the growth of the hobby.

30 thoughts on “Join the Fun! LVO 2016 Registration Opens, Today!”

  1. Anyone else not being allowed to submit the form? It says to fill out the shipping option but it doesn’t give me any fields to select from 🙁

  2. brent (nimrod451)

    Are there a limited number of high roller packages?
    – I bought one con badge but need to buy 2 more for the folks coming with me who want to come into the event occasionally so curious if i have limited time to by the high Rolla?

  3. all sorted out here 🙂 Excited. Only thing that would.. suck? Is if the Seahawks are in the Superbowl and I make top 8… oh poor me 😉

      1. oh you must be new to football.. the Rams will lose their QB/starting rb to something or another roughly 4-5 games into the season.

  4. Flight, room, tickets, ……. sorted. Two of coming over from Scotland.

    Just need to sort out a team for the team event.

  5. Can you say how much man hours (including security and such stuff) and money it takes in total to organize an event like this or the BAO? I mean just to get an impression of the scale.

    1. That’s a hard question to answer because there are so many variables. Every contract is different in terms of how much money you spend, how much risk is involved, etc. An event like the BAO is a little more straightforward because there are no hotel rooms to book and you just pay a fee to rent the facility (it ranges from $1,000 to $5,000 a day for medium sized venues, up to $10,000 a day for large facilities with lots of amenities).

      But the room rental is just the tip of the iceberg, there’s rooms to fill in a hotel, terrain to buy, make, and store, etc. There’s a million little expenses along the way, you have to keep really accurate records in order to do it successfully. It’s like starting a business in many ways. I would recommend starting on a smaller scale and building up form there, once you get the hang of it.

      In terms of time, again, it varies greatly. LVO we work on 12 months a year. BAO, which we’ve got down to a science, is more like 3 months of work.

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