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TOURNAMENT ARCHIVE · 2026.09

Street Fighter 6 tournament archive

Twelve past event listings from September 2026, organized by date. Revisit each event’s format, entry conditions, venue and original sources.

These records preserve the published announcements, with verified results added where identified below. Dates and times are in Japan Standard Time (JST). Advertised capacities, current entry limits and attendance are distinguished; a capacity is not an attendance count.

In person

CAPCOM e-Sports club — Shitoro Cup #39

Original event title: CAPCOM e-Sports club 第三十九回 志都呂CUP

The 39th edition at Plaza Capcom Shitoro included age, membership and on-site registration requirements.

Announced schedule
– JST
Organizer
CAPCOM e-Sports club
Venue
Plaza Capcom Shitoro
3F, AEON Mall Hamamatsu Shitoro, 2-37-1 Shitoro, Chuo-ku, Hamamatsu, Shizuoka, Japan
Team format
1on1
Advertised fee
Free
Advertised capacity
16 players

Entry conditions at the time

Age 13 or older. Minors needed guardian consent, and membership registration was required. Free entry for the first 16 applicants.

Rules and distinguishing features

1-on-1 competition. Entrants had to agree to the tournament rules and policies. On-site registration was announced from 10:00 JST on the event date at the e-Sports club desk.

Sources

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In person

CAPCOM e-Sports club — Hakusan SF6 meetup

Original event title: CAPCOM e-Sports club ストリートファイター6 交流対戦会

An official community tournament listed at MIRAINO, AEON Mall Hakusan. Its rules explicitly allowed character changes during the competition.

Announced schedule
– JST
Organizer
CAPCOM e-Sports club
Venue
MIRAINO, AEON Mall Hakusan
3F, AEON Mall Hakusan, 5001 Yokoe-machi, Hakusan, Ishikawa, Japan
Team format
1on1
Advertised fee
Free
Advertised capacity
32 players

Entry conditions at the time

Free entry, no eligibility restrictions, first 32 applicants. Same-day entry was possible if spaces remained. The listed deadline was September 19 at 13:30 JST.

Rules and distinguishing features

1-on-1, first-to-two matches and double elimination. Character changes were allowed.

Event record and results

Sources checked: September 25, 2026. Times are JST.

Hakusuto Vol.26: event name and results

Tonamel lists this event as “Hakusuto Vol.26 (Street Fighter 6 meetup).” Matches were first-to-two, with a first-to-three grand final and reset; only the loser of the preceding match could change character. The schedule distinguishes the 13:30 roll call and rules briefing from the 13:45 tournament start. Follow the Tonamel link below for its published event results.

Sources

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Online

Oura Challenge Cup — 2nd edition

Original event title: おうらチャレンジカップ2nd

This online 3-on-3 event required a wired connection and participation in the organizer’s Discord.

Announced schedule
JST
Organizer
おうらチャレンジ公式
Venue
Online
Team format
3on3

Entry conditions at the time

Teams of three. A wired connection and Discord participation were mandatory.

Rules and distinguishing features

Team point matches (hoshitori) in a double-elimination format. Character changes were not allowed.

Sources

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Online

Ryuu Cup #3 — STREET FIGHTER 6

Original event title: 第3回 龍雨杯 -STREET FIGHTER 6-

An online 3-on-3 event for players at Diamond 5 or below, with beginners explicitly welcomed.

Announced schedule
JST
Organizer
龍雨
Venue
Online
Team format
3on3

Entry conditions at the time

Teams of three at Diamond 5 or below. Joining the event Discord was required.

Rules and distinguishing features

A team point-match format (hoshitori), with no character changes.

Event record and results

Sources checked: September 25, 2026. Times are JST.

Round-robin team play and verified results

Eligibility was based on a highest-ever rank of Diamond 5 or below across all characters. The rules specified first-to-one, round-robin 3-on-3 team point matches with a five-team limit. All three individual matches were played even if the first two had already decided the team winner. The placed team names follow Tonamel’s ranking.

Top three teams

  1. Place 1ミ☆実直もりもりあやっちぃ☆彡
  2. Place 2めぐりあった運命のチーム
  3. Place 3中段三銃士

Names retain the original event-entry spelling.

Sources

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Online

CRE crossroad #3

A free online singles event that welcomed first-time tournament players. Its Swiss schedule was designed to vary with the number of entrants.

Announced schedule
JST
Organizer
Crescent Gaming KOBE
Venue
Online
Team format
1on1
Advertised fee
Free
Advertised capacity
256 players

Entry conditions at the time

Individual entry, including players with no previous tournament experience.

Rules and distinguishing features

Up to eight Swiss rounds, depending on entrant numbers. The advertised capacity was 256 players; the listing does not confirm the actual number of rounds or players.

Sources and original listing

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Online

Deo Cup — September edition

Original event title: でお杯 9月期

The September singles event from あおもリーグ was advertised as an online double-elimination competition.

Announced schedule
JST
Organizer
あおもリーグ
Venue
Online
Team format
1on1
Advertised capacity
64 players

Entry conditions at the time

Individual entry for 1-on-1 competition.

Rules and distinguishing features

Double elimination, with an announced maximum of 64 entrants. This is the advertised capacity, not a participant count.

Event record and results

Sources checked: September 25, 2026. Times are JST.

Results and first-to-three format

The organizer specified first-to-three matches throughout a double-elimination bracket. The top three are verified in Tonamel’s event results. Its current limit is 64, while the announcement also describes unrestricted entry. These are separate capacity statements, not a verified attendance figure.

Top three finishers

  1. Place 1tubaki
  2. Place 2山田の隣
  3. Place 3天宿なげき

Names retain the original event-entry spelling.

Sources

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Online

Yachiyo Fight Cup — Kimberly-only edition

Original event title: 八千代ファイトカップ ~キンバリー限定大会~

This online singles event restricted every entrant to Kimberly.

Announced schedule
JST
Organizer
八千代さん
Venue
Online
Team format
1on1
Advertised capacity
256 players

Entry conditions at the time

Entrants had to use Kimberly.

Rules and distinguishing features

Individual competition with an announced maximum of 256 entrants. Further format details were referred to the Tonamel event notice.

Event record and results

Sources checked: September 25, 2026. Times are JST.

Results from the Kimberly-only event

This Kimberly-only event used first-to-two double elimination with no MR ceiling. Entry required residence in Japan, communication in Japanese and membership of the event Discord. The top-three names follow Tonamel’s event results. The 256-player figure is a capacity, not actual attendance.

Top three finishers

  1. Place 1やっちょ
  2. Place 2B☆RS
  3. Place 3@RYO

Names retain the original event-entry spelling.

Sources

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Online

Aikago Cup #5

Original event title: 第5回 相籠杯

The defining rule of this edition was a same-character team: all three players had to use the same fighter.

Announced schedule
JST
Organizer
えよこちゃんねる
Venue
Online
Team format
3on3
Advertised capacity
64 teams

Entry conditions at the time

Teams of three, with every player using the same character.

Rules and distinguishing features

Online 3-on-3 using a Swiss format. The announced capacity was up to 64 teams, not a confirmed attendance figure.

Sources and original listing

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Online

kanatoCUP #2

Original event title: 第2回 kanatoCUP

This online 3-on-3 edition combined a mandatory JP player with a team-wide MR cap.

Announced schedule
JST
Organizer
琥珀奏翔
Venue
Online
Team format
3on3

Entry conditions at the time

Teams of three needed at least one JP player and a combined MR of no more than 5,300.

Rules and distinguishing features

A team point-match format (hoshitori) was listed. Character changes were not allowed.

Sources

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Online

Gaunii Cup 15 — Deka 4on

Original event title: ガウにい杯15 デカ4on

An online team event advertised without a rank restriction, with four players on each team.

Announced schedule
JST
Organizer
ガウにい
Venue
Online
Team format
4on4

Entry conditions at the time

Open entry for teams of four.

Rules and distinguishing features

4-on-4, first-to-one matches and a Swiss format were listed. Tonamel retains the original event notice.

Sources

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In person

Fukui meetup — SF6 FRIDAY

Original event title: 福井対戦会 ~スト6 FRIDAY~

This Fukui meetup was listed at S-Garden, on the second floor. The archive preserves the venue and both source links.

Announced schedule
JST
Organizer
福井対戦会
Venue
S-Garden, 2nd floor
Team format
Other / unspecified

Entry conditions at the time

The listing was open to anyone.

Rules and distinguishing features

The format was recorded as “Other”; the published information does not specify the match structure.

Sources

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In person

Paradise Cup #128

This edition was listed as an in-person singles event at Red Bull Gaming Sphere Tokyo.

Announced schedule
JST
Organizer
Paradise Cup
Venue
Red Bull Gaming Sphere Tokyo, Tokyo
Team format
1on1

Entry conditions at the time

The announcement allowed general entry.

Rules and distinguishing features

1-on-1 competition. The archived listing directs readers to start.gg for the detailed rules.

Sources

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