WTT Feeder Otocec 2025 Presented by I Feel Slovenia

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WTT Feeder Otocec 2025 Presented by I Feel Slovenia - is the fourth table tennis tournament in 2025 WTT Feeder Series, held in Otočec, Slovenia. WTT Feeder Otocec-2025 is held by SPORTSMAN d.o.o. (Slovenia) under the patronage of World Table Tennis (WTT) from March 25 to March 29, 2025. The prize money for medalists in the tournament was $30,000.

Participants
Player Limit Top 50
Singles

− Players ranked in the top 30 of the ITTF TTWR at the entry deadline are not eligible to participate in WTT Feeder Series events. However, a maximum of two (2) players may participate if they represent the host Member Association.
− A maximum of six (6) players ranked between 31 and 50 in the ITTF TTWR at the entry deadline may participate in WTT Feeder Series events, with priority given to players from the host Member Association.

National Entry Limit
Singles
− A maximum of eight (8) players from each Member Association may participate in both the Main Draw and Qualifying Events (if held), with an unlimited number of entries per host.
− If a qualifying event is not signed, additional players from member associations will be allowed to enter the qualifying event based on the ITTF TTWR to fill available places.

Doubles and Mixed Doubles Events
− A maximum of six (6) players from each member association (up to 3 pairs from all countries) and ten (10) players from the host (up to 5 pairs from all countries) may enter the main draw and qualifying events, if they exist. .
− If a qualifying event is not signed, additional pairs from member associations will be allowed to enter the qualifying event based on the ITTF TTWR to fill available places.

Wildcards
− The organizer has the right to the following wildcards: four (4) players in the singles main draw and two (2) pairs in the doubles and mixed doubles main draw.
− WTT reserves the right to use two (2) WTT nominations and two (2) WTT youth nominations for the singles main draw and four (4) WTT youth nominations for the singles qualifying draw.
− Any unused wildcards/nominations will be returned to direct entries.

Useful links
Link to the tournament on the WTT website: WTT Feeder Otocec 2025 Presented by I Feel Slovenia
Tournament playlist on the World Table Tennis YouTube channel: WTT Feeder Otocec 2025

 

[pongfugrasshopper]

For MLTT fans, Kotomi Omoda trying her hand at WTT. She played XD, but lost 11-9 in the 5th to a S. Korean pair. She is scheduled to play QR3 on Table 2 at 17:00 local time.

 

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WTT Feeder Otocec 2025 WS Final

 

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WTT Feeder Otocec 2025 MS Final

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WTT Feeder Otocec 2025 WD Final

 

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WTT Feeder Otocec 2025 MD Final

 

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WTT Feeder Otocec 2025 XD Final

 

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Six tables, five and six aren't being streamed and Sato will of course play on table six. Sigh.

 

[pongfugrasshopper]

Omoda took out the 8th seed, Arantxa Cossio of Mexico, easily 5,4,2.

 

[Gozo Aruna]

The Malaysian XD took down a higher seeded SGP pair 3-1 to advance to QF

 

[Gozo Aruna]

Ms Im Li Ying WS player from Malaysia, who started from the QLY round, won three matches to move into the MAIN Draw, is into R16. What a feat, as she is WTT ranked 799.

 

[Robin0910]

Despite Andreas Levenko being sponsored by DHS and he explained why on his YT channel I believe he’d be better of using hybrid or non tacky rubbers especially on his backhand. It just doesn’t suit his play style and he missed numerous serves too against Gauzy. He can still keep the W968 though.

 

[pongfugrasshopper]

 

[NextLevel]

Despite Andreas Levenko being sponsored by DHS and he explained why on his YT channel I believe he’d be better of using hybrid or non tacky rubbers especially on his backhand. It just doesn’t suit his play style and he missed numerous serves too against Gauzy. He can still keep the W968 though.

You think DHS doesn't make any hybrid or non-tacky rubbers? It's less about the technology and more about what he feels comfortable with.

 

[Robin0910]

You think DHS doesn't make any hybrid or non-tacky rubbers? It's less about the technology and more about what he feels comfortable with.

I never wrote they didn’t. I‘ve also never heard of DHS sponsored players being sent non tacky DHS rubbers and I’m pretty sure they don’t make national level Goldarc 8 rubbers.
Also, what hybrid DHS rubber are you thinking of cause I don’t know any.
Also, you say he feels comfortable about but he dumped multiple serves in the net and he kept looking at his rubber.
A rubber may feel comfortable to play with but if he can’t perform with it during important matches then its time to consider trying something else

 

[NextLevel]

I never wrote they didn’t. I‘ve also never heard of DHS sponsored players being sent non tacky DHS rubbers and I’m pretty sure they don’t make national level Goldarc 8 rubbers.
Also, what hybrid DHS rubber are you thinking of cause I don’t know any.
Also, you say he feels comfortable about but he dumped multiple serves in the net and he kept looking at his rubber.
A rubber may feel comfortable to play with but if he can’t perform with it during important matches then its time to consider trying something else

He could use Goldarc or less tacky Skyline, but Goldarc I believe is ESN so it won't have national branding.

Pros look at their rubber all the time, Gauzy is a really tough nut, that backspin is sometimes heavier that people give him credit for. Hopefully he will take your advice if he really needs it, but I doubt he will beat Gauzy regardless.

 

[Gozo Aruna]

WS R64: Karen Lyne (MAS ) 3 vs KIM S. ( KOR ) 1

WS R32: Karen Lyne ( MAS ) 2 vs A. Dragoman ( ROM ) 3

 

[Robin0910]

He could use Goldarc or less tacky Skyline, but Goldarc I believe is ESN so it won't have national branding.

Pros look at their rubber all the time, Gauzy is a really tough nut, that backspin is sometimes heavier that people give him credit for. Hopefully he will take your advice if he really needs it, but I doubt he will beat Gauzy regardless.

Oh, by serves I meant his own (Leveko’s) serves. Misreading a couple is fine but dumping your own serves into the net multiple times is just too much. Also, he’s been sponsored by DHS for a year and he hasn’t achieved any significant titles.
This is just my opinion though. To me it looks like Chinese rubbers don’t suit his technique but at the end of the day he knows better as he’s the one using them.

 

[NextLevel]

Oh, by serves I meant his own (Leveko’s) serves. Misreading a couple is fine but dumping your own serves into the net multiple times is just too much. Also, he’s been sponsored by DHS for a year and he hasn’t achieved any significant titles.
This is just my opinion though. To me it looks like Chinese rubbers don’t suit his technique but at the end of the day he knows better as he’s the one using them.

Most players have to maintain something to keep their contracts so I suspect if he doesn't perform he will lose his. But a year is a long time, I suspect the issue has more to do with the opponent and maybe the environment than the rubber.

 

[Gozo Aruna]

MAS WD stormed into SF in Feeder Ototec.
They will meet a German pair.