Denmark Open 2026 Schedule in Malaysia Time (MYT)
Updated 12 October 2026, Malaysia Time (MYT). All times below use the 24-hour clock.
The VICTOR Denmark Open 2026 is scheduled for 13–18 October at SJF Bank Arena in Odense. For Malaysian badminton followers, the key planning detail is the six-hour time difference: Denmark’s daytime sessions extend into the evening and, on most days, the following morning in Malaysia. The organiser confirms the tournament dates and venue.
Denmark Open 2026 schedule in Malaysia time
The official schedule lists these daily session windows. The Malaysia column is calculated by adding six hours to Odense local time for these dates.
| Denmark date | Round | Odense local time | Malaysia time (MYT) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tue 13 Oct | First round | 09:00–22:30 | 13 Oct 15:00 – 14 Oct 04:30 |
| Wed 14 Oct | First round | 09:00–22:00 | 14 Oct 15:00 – 15 Oct 04:00 |
| Thu 15 Oct | Second round | 09:00–22:00 | 15 Oct 15:00 – 16 Oct 04:00 |
| Fri 16 Oct | Quarter-finals | 11:00–22:00 | 16 Oct 17:00 – 17 Oct 04:00 |
| Sat 17 Oct | Semi-finals | 09:00–19:00 | 17 Oct 15:00 – 18 Oct 01:00 |
| Sun 18 Oct | Finals | 12:00–17:00 | 18 Oct 18:00 – 18 Oct 23:00 |
These are session windows, not promised start times for individual matches. Check the organiser’s schedule again before the relevant day in case it changes.
How to avoid an overnight date mistake
On the event dates, Odense uses Central European Summer Time (UTC+2), while Malaysia uses MYT (UTC+8). The difference remains six hours throughout the tournament. The conversions above use those date-specific offsets.
When saving a reminder, enter both the Malaysian date and time. A late match during a Denmark evening can fall after midnight in Malaysia, so searching only for the same calendar date may lead you to the wrong session. If a fixtures page automatically displays your device’s local time, do not add another six hours.
Finding a player’s match and the current draw
The organiser has published a draw announcement with a link to the full BWF draw. Use that official route to find the relevant discipline and player or pair, then check the daily order of play when available.
A draw establishes the bracket. The order of play is the more useful reference for a particular day’s court sequence. Even with an order of play, allow for earlier matches to affect when a later match begins. A session’s opening time should not be used as the starting time for every player listed that day.
Alongside this ASIABET33 schedule, WABOMY.CO’s guide to badminton scoring explains games, matches and service courts for readers following match updates.
What is confirmed about watching from Malaysia
As checked on 12 October, the organiser’s broadcasting page names TV 2 SPORT and TV 2 Play for Denmark. Its international section does not identify a Malaysian broadcaster. That page therefore does not establish a free Malaysian stream or Malaysian viewing rights.
Before relying on a service, check its current tournament listing, access terms and availability in Malaysia. Confirm whether the listing covers the court or match you want, rather than assuming that a general tournament listing includes every match.
Venue details for travelling spectators
The official venue page gives the address as SJF Bank Arena, Ørbækvej 350, 5220 Odense. If attending in person, plan around Denmark’s local times and check your ticket’s session details. The Malaysia conversions are intended for readers following from home.
Frequently asked questions
When does the first session begin in Malaysia?
It begins at 15:00 MYT on Tuesday, 13 October. The published finals window is 18:00–23:00 MYT on Sunday, 18 October, based on the official session schedule.
Is a Malaysian live stream confirmed here?
No. The organiser’s international broadcaster section was unfilled when checked. Verify a local provider’s current listing before planning your viewing.
Can I use the table as an individual player’s match time?
No. Use it to identify the day’s overall window, then consult the current order of play for the specific match.