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I also noticed that but a little too late, midway through the first game. A female poker player talked about how she kept playing when her water broke lol. I do like using Tubi/Fanduel for watching on my tv. Some of the random breaks are annoying though.

Hugo vs Togami will start a little over an hour behind schedule

The last match of the day (Hugo vs Togami) was scheduled to start 15 minutes ago but there’s still Bruna vs Honoka to play before that

WCQ wins 15-13 to take the match 4-2 and keep China’s hopes alive.

What a way for Felix to save the 3rd match point

Both Alexis and Poret ran out of challenges. Poret got faulted by the umpire with a 31.1 degree toss. It seems like players need to be careful with their toss when doing a reverse pendulum serve.

Japan, France, and Germany with more players advancing in MS than China

TTR challenge by Dima on match point lol

Dima was down 0-2 and in danger of not advancing then changed his fortunes by taking the next 2 games

Cifuentes downs LJK in 5

LJK with timely edge balls against Cifuentes

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...