Bordtennis Danmark (BTDK)

The table tennis federation in Denmark · Table Tennis Denmark

Bordtennis Danmark (BTDK), founded 16 January 1943 as Dansk BordTennis Union (DBTU) from a merger of six local unions, joined the ITTF in 1946 and Danmarks Idræts-Forbund (DIF) in 1947, and took its current name in 2019. It is Denmark's national governing body for table tennis under DIF, and a member of the ITTF, ETTU and the Nordic table tennis union NETU. It is organised through four regional team-tournament divisions (Jutland, Funen, Zealand and the Islands, Bornholm) and about eight regional development networks, supports club development, runs Danish championships across youth, senior, veteran and BAT60+ categories, national team tournaments and coach education; as of 2020 it had around 10,000 members in about 200 clubs.

Getting a licence

A licence is needed to play official table tennis competitions in Denmark.

Players compete through membership of a local club affiliated with Bordtennis Danmark; no separate paid federation-level player licence (distinct from club membership) is described on the pages checked, unlike some other national federations.

The licence page

Competitions and rankings

From the federation’s own website and its international federation, checked in September 2026.

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Bordtennis Danmark (BTDK)

Getting a licence

Competitions and rankings

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