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FYI, FanDuel TV Extra is on the Tubi app (FOX’s free streaming service). T1 is showing there right now.

Lutz had a lead in 5th game on Kuai man, now 7-7

I’m using a VPN with location set to Canada

It looks like for the US, Fanduel TV has the broadcast rights. Is that correct? Are any of you watching there? Does that require a paid subscription? When I set my VPN to Canada, I can see the streams on the ITTFWorld YouTube channel.

Wow, what a finish! Princeton was down 17-19 after Angel Naranjo played surprisingly well against Yang Shuo, then Koyo won 4 points in a row against Gorak to send the Revolution to the playoffs. Great for them to do it at home, in front of their fans. This was after Princeton started with a 5-0...

Princeton is up 11-4 and has won the team match but now has to win the golden game

Portland got their 10th straight win (a new MLTT record) on their 2nd straight ultimate golden point in their regular season finale. Next for them is the playoffs semifinal, where they'll face either the NY Slice or Princeton Revolution, and won't have Hampus Nordberg.

Princeton lost a 16-10 lead in the golden game, then won 21-17. Shuo Yang came up big with a golden sweep of Tom Feng at 16-16. They will need 14 points tomorrow, meaning they’ll need to lead going into the golden game, then win that.

Tashiya Piyadasa (as a sub for Florida) swept Minhyung Jee again. Portland with the best record in the league needed an ultimate golden point to beat Florida, with the record in the league. Too bad that Piyadasa lost ultimate golden points on back-to-back nights. Princeton needs a total of 29...

Hugo is now #3, Tomo is now #4, both overtaking LSD. Despite winning the whole thing, Felix is still #6. He’s just 35 points behind LSD. WRB moved up 10 places to #17. On the women’s side, Miwa moved up 3 spots to #5, just ahead of Kuai Man. Despite reaching the semis, Wang Yidi moved down 2...

After the win over Bay Area (with sub Jessica Reyes-Lai winning most of the points against Baek Kwang-Il in the golden game), 35 points separate the NY Slice and Princeton Revolution for last playoff spot. It could all come down to the final regular season match next Sunday between Princeton and...

Too bad no Chongqing hot pot for Felix to celebrate, as he has a flight the same night. Reminds me of the US Smash, where I think he did a redeye flight from Las Vegas to New York right after losing his semi to WCQ, to catch the FIFA Club World Cup final, in which a French team (Paris...

Felix takes it on his 3rd championship point Is this the first time that China failed to win both MS and WS at a WTT Champions tournament? If so, and to happen at home.

Lucky shot off the net by WRB at 9-10 and Felix almost returned it around the net

Carolina clinches a playoff spot after beating 2nd place NY. Slice are now 21 points ahead of Princeton for the final spot, like at the start of play Sunday last weekend, when Princeton was playing. Slice have 1 more match (against Bay Area), while Princeton face Portland, Atlanta, and Florida...

Portland clinch a playoff spot with 4 matches left to play. It happened on Johan Hagberg (as a sub for Bay Area) trying a trick serve in the golden game but missing the serve, failing to even make contact lol. Big match tonight, between NY and Carolina.

At the 2024 Asian Championships, Tomo won MS while Miwa was runner-up in WS. At WTT Star Contender London last year, Miwa won and Tomo was runner-up.

Crocs came back from starting 5 points down in the golden game against Princeton, then sub Tashiya Piyadasa (playing on her 3rd different team in 3 straight weekends, if I'm not mistaken) won the ultimate golden point against Cheng Hsien-Tzu. That will hurt Princeton's playoff chances, as they...

Carolina now lead the East (by percentage points over NY Slice) after beating Princeton 15-6 on Friday and beating Florida 17-4 today. Carolina and NY will face off next weekend to end their regular seasons, which will also include West-leading Portland. Princeton will need a big result tomorrow...

US Smash will be in the LA area, more precisely Ontario (where US Open and Nationals have been)