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A bit late to do this since the season is nearing its end, but I figured I should make this to keep track of what you are able to watch.
This is supposed to be mostly an overview and strictly for streams. Most of the leagues you can't properly watch anyway and I don't think they warrant separate discussion threads, but there are two threads for the 1. Bundesliga men and women. The top five leagues are 1. Bundesliga, 2. Bundesliga, 3. Bundesliga Nord and Süd, Regionalliga Nord, West, Südwest and Süd, and Oberliga. The latter is divided into eight regions and all the leagues are the same for both and women. I will cover the men's side first because it needs a lot of digging to do. The links lead to an overview of all teams, ranking, schedule and other information.
Men
TTBL (official name for the 1. Bundesliga)
The most money is here and you can tell by set-up and viewership. You can watch every match with commentators. All other leagues rely on the clubs themselves for streams so that's why it's hard to watch live. If you are based in Germany you need to subscribe to Dyn (I'm not sure about Austria or Switzerland) or use a VPN. They got the rights back in 2023. Anyone else should be able to watch for free on Dyn's YouTube channel.
2. Bundesliga
1. FC Köln (you can watch a match tomorrow against Saarbrücken II on March 16 at 2PM German time, table 1, table 2)
Basically no club is running their own channel and some are co-operating with Janova (they make the smart racket and stream a lot of different leagues) or Thorsten Rothkopf to stream. Thorsten is trying to cover clubs and players from 2. Bundesliga and below. He has been doing it for a few years now, he posts a lot of videos, but it's a bit annoying to keep up with streams because he has multiple channels on different platforms, keeps changing names and basic info is missing. I can't tell you when and what he is streaming so here are the channels where streams may pop up. You can look out for Mainz matches though.
This is Table Tennis Germany
This is Table Tennis Germany UNCUT
Thorsten_TT_Germany_LIVE
Janova (separate link because they cover a lot of different leagues featured below)
3. Bundesliga Nord
Füchse Berlin (YT channel of Ali Gözübüyük, he posts various videos too)
Other than that same problem as above. You can look out for occasional streams on Thorsten's channels.
3. Bundesliga Herren Süd
TTC immoXone Bietigheim-Bissingen (they are currently co-operating with Thorsten so check his channels)
SU Neckarsulm (this is surprisingly their last season unfortunately because of a hard budget cut, Thorsten may stream their remaining home matches)
Windsbach (check for Thorsten again)
TTC Kist
Regionalliga Nord
SV Motor Falkensee (they have women too in Regionalliga and Oberliga, also YouTube archives)
SV Arminia Hannover
MTV Eintracht Bledeln
Regionalliga West
TV Refrath
Regionalliga Südwest
TTC Oggersheim (I said only streaming links, but Gionis plays here and most likely next season too)
Regionalliga Süd
Post SV Mühlhausen II
SV SCHOTT Jena
MSV Hettstedt
Oberliga Herren Mitte
Post SV Zeulenroda
TTC Zella-Mehlis
Oberliga Herren Nord-West
TSV Lunestedt
MTV Eintracht Bledeln II
DJK Franz-Sales-Haus Essen (Otto from Pongfinity plays here, one match so far and the team will most likely get promoted to Regionalliga)
This is supposed to be mostly an overview and strictly for streams. Most of the leagues you can't properly watch anyway and I don't think they warrant separate discussion threads, but there are two threads for the 1. Bundesliga men and women. The top five leagues are 1. Bundesliga, 2. Bundesliga, 3. Bundesliga Nord and Süd, Regionalliga Nord, West, Südwest and Süd, and Oberliga. The latter is divided into eight regions and all the leagues are the same for both and women. I will cover the men's side first because it needs a lot of digging to do. The links lead to an overview of all teams, ranking, schedule and other information.
Men
TTBL (official name for the 1. Bundesliga)
The most money is here and you can tell by set-up and viewership. You can watch every match with commentators. All other leagues rely on the clubs themselves for streams so that's why it's hard to watch live. If you are based in Germany you need to subscribe to Dyn (I'm not sure about Austria or Switzerland) or use a VPN. They got the rights back in 2023. Anyone else should be able to watch for free on Dyn's YouTube channel.
2. Bundesliga
1. FC Köln (you can watch a match tomorrow against Saarbrücken II on March 16 at 2PM German time, table 1, table 2)
Basically no club is running their own channel and some are co-operating with Janova (they make the smart racket and stream a lot of different leagues) or Thorsten Rothkopf to stream. Thorsten is trying to cover clubs and players from 2. Bundesliga and below. He has been doing it for a few years now, he posts a lot of videos, but it's a bit annoying to keep up with streams because he has multiple channels on different platforms, keeps changing names and basic info is missing. I can't tell you when and what he is streaming so here are the channels where streams may pop up. You can look out for Mainz matches though.
This is Table Tennis Germany
This is Table Tennis Germany UNCUT
Thorsten_TT_Germany_LIVE
Janova (separate link because they cover a lot of different leagues featured below)
3. Bundesliga Nord
Füchse Berlin (YT channel of Ali Gözübüyük, he posts various videos too)
Other than that same problem as above. You can look out for occasional streams on Thorsten's channels.
3. Bundesliga Herren Süd
TTC immoXone Bietigheim-Bissingen (they are currently co-operating with Thorsten so check his channels)
SU Neckarsulm (this is surprisingly their last season unfortunately because of a hard budget cut, Thorsten may stream their remaining home matches)
Windsbach (check for Thorsten again)
TTC Kist
Regionalliga Nord
SV Motor Falkensee (they have women too in Regionalliga and Oberliga, also YouTube archives)
SV Arminia Hannover
MTV Eintracht Bledeln
Regionalliga West
TV Refrath
Regionalliga Südwest
TTC Oggersheim (I said only streaming links, but Gionis plays here and most likely next season too)
Regionalliga Süd
Post SV Mühlhausen II
SV SCHOTT Jena
MSV Hettstedt
Oberliga Herren Mitte
Post SV Zeulenroda
TTC Zella-Mehlis
Oberliga Herren Nord-West
TSV Lunestedt
MTV Eintracht Bledeln II
DJK Franz-Sales-Haus Essen (Otto from Pongfinity plays here, one match so far and the team will most likely get promoted to Regionalliga)
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