How to watch All England Open badminton live streams in 2020

Access any badminton live stream in 2020 with a badminton VPN

The All England Open– the world’s oldest badminton championship– is coming up this March 11th. The world No. 1 Kento Momota will appear in the event, marking his first major competition since surviving a car crash in Malaysia.

Hotstar, the Olympic Channel, BadmintonWorld.TV, and even YouTube are just a few of the platforms on which this championship and other live badminton streams can be found. However, these services are only officially available in select countries. To enjoy badminton streams from anywhere, you’ll need a badminton VPN.

While searching for live badminton streaming online, you may have noticed that when you attempt to access certain streams, you run into annoying error messages. These messages are caused by geographic blocks, which streaming services often use as a way to set up virtual fences around their content. 

You may run into lots of these blocks if you live in the UK and you try to watch the All England Open. Various TV licensing deals are to blame for the hassle.

You can take control of your streaming apps with Hotspot Shield VPN. You can use it to get a foreign  IP address, which you can use to access badminton content that you wouldn’t ordinarily be able to view.   

Avoiding geographic blocks is not as complex as it sounds. Each machine that’s connected to the internet has an IP address. IP addresses are very similar to real-world postal addresses. Both systems indicate your position on the planet and help information get from point A to point B. If you change your IP address, computers on the internet will assume that you’re located in some other part of the world.

To change your IP address to one from a different country, all you have to do is select between one of Hotspot Shield’s 80+ server locations. Once you’ve selected a server, you can connect to your live badminton stream and any restriction will now be gone.

How to find the best live badminton streams in 2020

Whether you want to watch badminton Olympic events, the World Championships, or the BWF World Tour Finals, there is bound to be some type of streaming service that carries the event online. However, licensing restrictions can get in the way of pulling up the stream you want to see.

The most popular streaming service for badminton is BadmintonWorld.TV. It offers free live streams of many badminton events via its YouTube channel. The catch is that you won’t be able to view those live streams if a broadcaster in your region has bought the rights to them. 

Fortunately, there’s a workaround for this: Hotspot Shield VPN. All you have to do is connect to a VPN server that’s located in a part of the world where badminton isn’t very popular. 

Badminton fans from countries like Denmark, Germany, Japan, and the United States often have trouble accessing BadmintonWorld.TV’s YouTube channel, so many use our software to log into the internet from other countries. Once you connect to a VPN server outside of those locations, the live badminton stream will then become accessible.