Ultimate BWF Indonesia Open 2026 Guide: Full Schedule, Live Stream, Tickets & Jakarta Travel Tips

The POLYTRON Indonesia Open 2026 (BWF World Tour Super 1000) is just around the corner—June 2–7, 2026—at Jakarta's iconic Istora Senayan (Istora Gelora Bung Karno) . As the most prestigious badminton tournament in Indonesia this year, it features the world's top stars competing for a $1,450,000 prize pool and critical ranking points.

Every year, the world’s best badminton players travel to Jakarta for one of the loudest, fastest, and most prestigious tournaments on the BWF calendar — the Indonesia Open 2026. Known for its electric crowds, dramatic rallies, and championship-level intensity, the Indonesia Open has become a must-watch event for badminton fans around the globe.

Whether you're watching live in Jakarta, streaming from home, or chasing star matchups, this all-in-one guide covers everything you need: tournament basics, full player lineups, ticket strategies, global live broadcast links, venue tips, and fan-exclusive insights.

🏸 What Is the Indonesia Open?

The Indonesia Open is one of the most prestigious badminton tournaments in the world and is part of the Badminton World Federation (BWF) World Tour Super 1000 circuit.

For badminton fans, winning the Indonesia Open is considered one of the sport's biggest achievements outside the Olympics and World Championships.

🔗 Official Tournament Overview on BWF Website

📅 Tournament Basics: Key Details at a Glance

Item Details
Official Name POLYTRON Indonesia Open 2026
Title Sponsor Polytron (Indonesia's iconic 50-year-old electronics & EV brand)
Dates June 2 (R32) – June 7 (Finals), 2026 (WIB)
Venue Istora Gelora Bung Karno (GBK), Senayan, Central Jakarta
Level BWF World Tour Super 1000 (highest tier, 12,000 ranking points for winners)
Prize Money USD 1,450,000 (≈ IDR 23 billion)
Theme "Sportainment & Tech Innovation" – blending elite competition with interactive fan experiences

🕐 Daily Match Schedule (WIB)

Date Day Round
June 2 Tuesday Round of 32 (R32) – All 5 categories
June 3 Wednesday Round of 32 (R32) – Remaining matches
June 4 Thursday Round of 16 (R16)
June 5 Friday Quarterfinals (QF)
June 6 Saturday Semifinals (SF)
June 7 Sunday Finals (All categories)

Expected session times:

  • 🕘 Early rounds: ~09:00 WIB (Jakarta local time)

  • 🕐 Quarterfinals: ~13:00 WIB

  • 🕛 Semifinals & Finals: ~12:00 WIB

🔥 JUST IN: Thailand Open 2026 Momentum (May 18 Update)

🚨 Breaking News (May 18, 2026): The Southeast Asian leg of the BWF World Tour is heating up! Following the conclusion of the Thailand Open 2026 yesterday, here are the major momentum shifts heading into Jakarta: 

Storyline Details
🇮🇩 Indonesia's MD Dominance Leo Rolly Carnando & Daniel Marthin secured the Thailand Open title (May 17), defeating Satwiksairaj Rankireddy & Chirag Shetty in the final (21-12, 25-23). They enter Istora as the most in-form pair in the country.
🇩🇰 Antonsen is Back Anders Antonsen proved his 2025 Indonesia Open title wasn't a fluke by winning the Thailand Open MS final against Kunlavut Vitidsarn in a 3-set thriller. He is officially the man to beat.
🇯🇵 Yamaguchi's Statement Akane Yamaguchi took down Chen Yu Fei in straight sets to win the WS crown in Bangkok, setting up a massive potential rematch in Jakarta.

⭐ Star Player Lineup: Who's Competing?

The 2026 Indonesia Open boasts a 32-player main draw for singles and top-tier doubles pairs, with elite athletes from 19 countries (MS) and 17 countries (WS) .

🔗 Full Player List on BWF Website

🏸 Men's Singles (Top Seeds & Favorites)

Player Country Rank Key Fact
Shi Yu Qi China #1 2024 Indonesia Open champion, current world No. 1
Kunlavut Vitidsarn Thailand #2 2023 World Champion
Anders Antonsen Denmark #3 2025 Indonesia Open champion, just won Thailand Open 2026 🔥
Jonatan Christie Indonesia #5 Home crowd favorite, 2019 champion
Li Shi Feng China #7 Rising Chinese star
Chou Tien Chen Chinese Taipei #6 2019 champion

⚠️ Withdrawn: Chia Hao Lee (Chinese Taipei, Rank 36)

🏸 Women's Singles (Top Seeds & Favorites)

Player Country Rank Key Fact
An Se Young Korea #1 2021 & 2025 Indonesia Open champion, world No. 1
Wang Zhi Yi China #2 2024 Olympic silver medalist
Akane Yamaguchi Japan #3 2019 champion, former world No. 1, just won Thailand Open 2026 🔥
Chen Yu Fei China #4 2023 & 2024 champion, Olympic gold medalist
Putri Kusuma Wardani Indonesia #6 Indonesia's highest-ranked women's singles player

⚠️ Withdrawn: Han Yue (China, Rank 5), Mia Blichfeldt (Denmark, Rank 16)

🇨🇳 China National Team Full Roster

Category Players/Pairs
Men's Singles Shi Yu Qi, Li Shi Feng, Weng Hong Yang, Lu Guang Zu
Women's Singles Wang Zhi Yi, Chen Yu Fei
Men's Doubles Liang Wei Keng / Wang Chang, Chen Bo Yang / Liu Yi, Huang Di / Liu Yang
Women's Doubles Liu Sheng Shu / Tan Ning, Jia Yi Fan / Zhang Shu Xian, Li Yi Jing / Luo Xu Min
Mixed Doubles Feng Yan Zhe / Huang Dong Ping, Guo Xin Wa / Chen Fang Hui, Cheng Xing / Zhang Chi

🇮🇩 Indonesian Players to Watch

Local support will be massive for:

Player Category Why Watch
Jonatan Christie Men's Singles Home hero, 2019 champion
Putri Kusuma Wardani Women's Singles Indonesia's highest-ranked WS player
Alwi Farhan Men's Singles Rising star, Rank 14
Leo Rolly Carnando / Daniel Marthin Men's Doubles Just won Thailand Open 2026 – on fire! 🔥
Fajar Alfian / Muhammad Rian Ardianto Men's Doubles Veteran pair looking to reclaim home throne

💡 Pro Tip: Istora crowds can completely change the momentum of matches involving Indonesian athletes. The atmosphere is legendary!

🇮🇳 Men's Doubles Spotlight (Thailand Open Finalists)

Pair Country Recent Form
Leo Rolly Carnando / Daniel Marthin Indonesia Thailand Open 2026 Champions (defeated Satwik/Chirag in final)
Satwiksairaj Rankireddy / Chirag Shetty India Thailand Open runners-up – looking for revenge in Jakarta
Liang Wei Keng / Wang Chang China World No. 1 pair, top seeds for Indonesia Open

🎟️ Ticket Guide: Buy, Prices & Tips (Official Only)

Tickets are exclusively sold via Tiket.com (official partner) – public sales are now open (launched May 5, 2026). Walk-up tickets at Istora Senayan box office are limited and sell out fast – book online in advance.

🔗 Official Ticket Link: Tiket.com – POLYTRON Indonesia Open 2026

✅ Ticket Categories & Prices (IDR)

Three seating tiers: Cat 1 (Premium) , Cat 2 (Mid) , Cat 3 (Economy) . Prices vary by match day.

📅 Daily Ticket Prices (Regular)

Match Day Cat 3 Cat 2 Cat 1
June 2–3 (R32) 50,000 75,000 150,000
June 4 (R16) 100,000 150,000 350,000
June 5 (QF) 150,000 250,000 500,000
June 6 (SF) 250,000 400,000 750,000
June 7 (Finals) 350,000 500,000 850,000

🎁 Pre-Sale Discounts (Limited / Mostly Sold Out)

Match Day Cat 3 Cat 2 Cat 1
R32 (June 2–3) 40k 60k 120k (Sold Out)
R16 (June 4) 80k 120k (Sold Out) 280k (Sold Out)
QF (June 5) 120k 200k (Sold Out) 400k (Sold Out)
SF (June 6) 200k (Sold Out) 320k (Sold Out) 600k (Sold Out)
Finals (June 7) 280k 400k (Fully Booked) 680k (Sold Out)

🎫 Multi-Day Passes (Best Value)

Pass Type Category 3 Category 2 Category 1
6-Day Pass (June 2–7) Regular 775k 1.25M SOLD OUT
6-Day Pass (Pre-sale) 675k 1.075M (Sold Out) 2.05M (Sold Out)
Last 3-Day Pass (June 5–7) Regular 675k 1.05M SOLD OUT
Last 3-Day Pass (Pre-sale) 575k (Sold Out) 875k (Sold Out) 1.575M (Sold Out)

⚠️ IMPORTANT: Sold Out Notice (As of May 18, 2026)

🚨 Category 1 6-Day Passes and Category 1 Last 3-Day Passes are SOLD OUT.
Many pre-sale daily tickets (Cat 1 & Cat 2 for R32/R16) are also sold out.
Act fast on remaining regular tickets!

📝 Purchase Rules & Tips

🆔 ID Limits

Purchase Period Ticket Limit per ID (KTP/Passport)
June 2–4 (excludes multi-day passes) 4 tickets
June 5–7 (excludes multi-day passes) 2 tickets
Multi-day passes (any date) 2 tickets

📋 How to Buy (Step-by-Step)

Step Action
1 Visit Tiket.com or download the app
2 Search "Polytron Indonesia Open 2026"
3 Select date, category, and quantity
4 Enter ID details (tickets are tied to individual IDs)
5 Pay securely (credit card, e-wallet, bank transfer)
6 Receive e-ticket via app/email – scan at venue entrance

🚪 Gate Entrances (Important!)

Ticket Category Designated Gate
Cat 1 (Blocking Seats) G8
Cat 1 (Regular) G1, G3, G4, G6
Cat 2 G10–G11, G14–G15
Cat 3 G7, G9, G12, G13

🌟 Best Days to Attend

Priority Recommended Day Why?
💰 Best Value Thursday (Round of 16) Top players, competitive matches, lower prices than finals weekend
🎉 Best Atmosphere Saturday (Semifinals) Istora is loudest, Indonesian players likely still alive, peak crowd energy
🏆 Best Prestige Sunday (Finals) Perfect for first-time visitors, photographers, and championship atmosphere

🚀 The "Sportainment" Experience

Organizing Committee Chairman Achmad Budiharto has promised that 2026 will be "higher class." Polytron is integrating technological innovations into the fan zones.

🎪 What to Expect:

Experience Details
🖥️ Interactive Tech Booths Explore the latest from Polytron (EVs, electronics)
🤝 Meet & Greets Get up close with your favorite Indonesian stars (free for ticket holders)
🍜 Food & Games The area outside Istora becomes a festival of Indonesian culinary delights and fan activations
📸 Photo Ops Trophy photo sessions and badminton mini-games

📺 Live Stream Guide: Watch Worldwide (Official Broadcasters)

Miss the live action? The tournament is broadcast globally via official BWF partners – free & paid options for every region.

🔗 BWF Commercial Partners & Broadcasters

The BWF has partnered with broadcasters across the globe. Below is the complete list by region (last updated by BWF on January 12, 2026).

🌐 Worldwide (Available Globally)

Platform Coverage Cost
Olympic Channel Select matches, highlights FREE
SNTV Global sports news, daily highlights FREE

🎉 Pro Tip: The Olympic Channel is your best bet if you don't have a local broadcaster!

🇮🇩 Indonesia (Local Broadcasters)

Type Channel / Platform
Free TV iNews, MNCTV
Paid / Cable First Media, IndiHome (UseeTV), K Vision, Maxstream, MNC Play, MNC Vision, Vision+

📱 Indonesian fans: Vision+ and Maxstream also offer mobile apps for streaming on the go.

🇨🇳 China

Type Platform
Free TV CCTV, CNTV, HunanTV
Paid / Online Bai Shi TV, BesTV, CBA Video System, CBSAT, Tiankong Shidai, Youku Sports, Yousports, ZhiboTV

🔗 Popular pick: Youku Sports and ZhiboTV are reliable online options.

🇮🇳 India & Subcontinent (Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Pakistan, Maldives)

Platform Type
Jiocinema FREE (mobile & web)
Sports18 TV & paid streaming
Vootselect Paid subscription

🎉 Big news for Indian fans: Jiocinema is streaming the tournament for free! Just download the app or visit their website.

Also in the Subcontinent:

  • Maldives: Medianet

🇰🇷 Korea

Broadcaster Type
SPOTV Paid (cable & streaming)

🇯🇵 Japan

Broadcaster Type
J Sports Paid (cable)
TV Asahi Paid (cable)

🇲🇾 Malaysia

Broadcaster Type
Astro Paid (cable & streaming)
Sooka Paid (streaming)

🇸🇬 Singapore

Broadcaster Type
SingTel Paid (cable & streaming)
SPOTV Now Paid (streaming)
StarHub Paid (cable)

🇭🇰 Hong Kong

Broadcaster Type
NowTV Paid (cable)
SPOTV Now Paid (streaming)

🇹🇭 Thailand

Broadcaster Type
True Vision Paid (cable & streaming)

🇵🇭 Philippines

Broadcaster Type
Cignal Paid (cable)
Cignal Play Paid (streaming)
Sky Cable Paid (cable)
SPOTV Now Paid (streaming)

🇹🇼 Chinese Taipei (Taiwan)

Broadcaster Type
ELTA Paid (cable & streaming)

🇪🇺 Europe (Selected Countries)

Country Broadcaster Type
Denmark TV2, TV2 Play Paid
France L'Équipe FREE TV / Paid streaming
Germany sportsdeutschland.tv Paid
United Kingdom BT Sports Paid
Netherlands Ziggo Sport Paid
Spain Enjoy TV Paid
Poland Polsat Paid
Hungary M4 FREE TV
Czech Republic Czech TV FREE TV
Slovakia JOJ FREE TV

🎉 European fans: Czech TV, M4 (Hungary), and L'Équipe (France) offer free coverage!

🌎 Americas

Region Broadcaster Type
Caribbean Star+ (ESPN) Paid
Central America Star+ (ESPN) Paid
South America Star+ (ESPN) Paid

💡 Note: Star+ (ESPN) requires a subscription but offers comprehensive coverage across the Americas.

🌍 Sub-Saharan Africa

Broadcaster Type
StarTimes Paid (cable & streaming)

🇷🇺 Russia

Broadcaster Type
MatchTV Paid (cable)

🇲🇳 Mongolia

Broadcaster Type
Univision Paid

🇲🇴 Macau

Broadcaster Type
Macau Cable TV Paid
TDM FREE TV

🇧🇦 Balkans (Bosnia, Serbia, Croatia, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Albania, Kosovo)

Broadcaster Type
Arena Paid (cable)

📱 Best Online Streaming Options (By Region)

Region Best Free Option Best Paid Option
Worldwide Olympic Channel
Indonesia iNews / MNCTV Vision+
India Jiocinema Sports18
China CCTV Youku Sports
Malaysia Astro / Sooka
Singapore SPOTV Now
Hong Kong SPOTV Now
Philippines SPOTV Now / Cignal Play
Denmark TV2 Play
France L'Équipe
Hungary M4
Czech Republic Czech TV
UK BT Sports
USA / Americas Star+ (ESPN)
Africa StarTimes

📲 How to Watch on Mobile (Step-by-Step)

Option 1: Official Broadcaster Apps

App Region Download
Vision+ Indonesia iOS / Android
Jiocinema India iOS / Android
SPOTV Now Asia (SG, HK, PH) iOS / Android
TV2 Play Denmark iOS / Android
Star+ Americas iOS / Android

Option 2: Olympic Channel (Worldwide Free)

  1. Visit olympicchannel.com or download the Olympic Channel app

  2. Search for "Indonesia Open 2026" or "BWF Badminton"

  3. Watch live matches and highlights for free

Option 3: BWF YouTube Channel

  • 🔗 BWF TV on YouTube

  • Content: Match highlights, interviews, and behind-the-scenes content

  • Note: Live matches may be geoblocked in regions with official broadcasters

🕐 Match Schedule by Timezone

To help you plan your viewing, here's when the first match of the day (09:00 WIB) starts in different time zones:

City Time Zone First Match (09:00 WIB) Finals (12:00 WIB)
Jakarta UTC+7 09:00 12:00
Singapore / Kuala Lumpur UTC+8 10:00 13:00
Tokyo / Seoul UTC+9 11:00 14:00
Sydney UTC+10 12:00 15:00
New Delhi UTC+5:30 07:30 10:30
Dubai UTC+4 06:00 09:00
London UTC+1 03:00 06:00
Paris / Berlin UTC+2 04:00 07:00
New York (EDT) UTC-4 22:00 (previous night) 01:00
Los Angeles (PDT) UTC-7 19:00 (previous night) 22:00 (previous night)

🌙 North American fans: Matches start in the evening (previous night) for you. Perfect for after-work viewing!

💡 Pro Tips for the Best Viewing Experience

Tip Why It Matters
🔔 Set reminders The Indonesia Open schedule can run long – set alerts for your favorite players
📺 Check local listings TV schedules may change. Confirm times 24 hours before the match
🎧 Follow BWF social media @BWFtv on Twitter for live score updates and highlights
📡 Test your stream early Don't wait until match time – test your connection on Round of 32 day

🎟️ Can't Watch Live? Here's How to Catch Up

Method Best For Typical Delay
BWF YouTube Channel Match highlights 2–4 hours after match
Olympic Channel Replays Full match replays 24 hours
Broadcaster On-Demand Full matches Varies (often immediate)
SNTV Daily news & highlights Same day

🏟️ Venue & Travel Guide: Istora Senayan, Jakarta

📍 Location

Istora Gelora Bung Karno (GBK) , Jalan Gerbang Pemuda, Senayan, Central Jakarta.

🚇 Public Transportation

Transport Stop Travel Time to Venue
MRT Istora Mandiri Station 7-minute drive
Transjakarta (Busway) Corridor 1: Gelora Bung Karno stop / Corridor 9: Senayan JCC stop 5-7 minute drive
KRL Commuter Line Palmerah Station 9-minute drive

🚗 Alternative: Rent a car via Tiket.com Car Rentals for a more practical trip.

🏨 Nearby Accommodation

Budget Level Hotels Approx. Price/Night
Luxury Kempinski Jakarta, The Ritz-Carlton Jakarta Pacific Place, Fairmont Jakarta IDR 1.5M+
Mid-range Mercure Jakarta Senayan, Ibis Budget Senayan IDR 500k–1M
Budget Hostels near MRT Istora Mandiri IDR 200k–500k

Best areas to stay for easy access: Senayan, Sudirman, SCBD, Central Jakarta

🍜 Food Near the Venue

Type Options
Street Food Nasi goreng, satay, bakso, fried rice stalls
Modern Cafes Senopati area
Mall Food Courts Plaza Senayan, fX Sudirman, Senayan City

✅ On-Site Fan Experiences

Experience Details
🤝 Meet & Greets Top players (Jonatan Christie, An Se Young) – free for ticket holders
🎮 Interactive Zones Polytron tech booths, badminton mini-games, photo ops with trophies
🍽️ Food & Beverage Local Indonesian snacks + international options
🛍️ Merch Store Official tournament jerseys, caps, and memorabilia

💰 Prize Money & Ranking Points

The Indonesia Open is one of badminton's richest tournaments.

Prize Pool USD $1,450,000

🏆 Ranking Points Breakdown

Finish Points
Winner 12,000
Runner-up 10,200
Semifinalist 8,400
Quarterfinalist 6,600

📊 These points are critical for world rankingsOlympic qualification, and season finals races.

🔮 Biggest Storylines & Match Predictions

📖 Top Storylines for 2026

Storyline What's at Stake
🇰🇷 Can An Se Young dominate again? She remains the player everyone wants to beat.
🇮🇩 Can Indonesia win at home? The crowd pressure inside Istora can completely shift momentum.
🇮🇩 Can Jonatan Christie deliver another magical run? Home support could be decisive.
🌟 Which young stars break through? The Indonesia Open often creates new badminton stars overnight.

🔥 Key Rivalries to Watch

Matchup Why Watch Likely Round
Shi Yu Qi (CHN) vs Jonatan Christie (INA) Home crowd vs world No. 1 June 4–5
An Se Young (KOR) vs Chen Yu Fei (CHN) 2024 final rematch June 6–7
Kunlavut Vitidsarn (THA) vs Anders Antonsen (DEN) Two-time champions clash June 5–6

🦄 Dark Horse Contenders

Category Player Rank
Men's Singles Alwi Farhan (INA), Lakshya Sen (IND) #14, #11
Women's Singles Tomoka Miyazaki (JPN), Pornpawee Chochuwong (THA) #9, #8

💖 Why Every Badminton Fan Should Experience the Indonesia Open Once

Some tournaments feel corporate. The Indonesia Open feels emotional.

🎵 You hear drums.
🗣️ You hear chants.
🔥 You feel the crowd reacting to every rally.

At Istora Gelora Bung Karno, badminton feels less like a normal sporting event and more like a football derby mixed with a music festival.

And in 2026, with new entertainment concepts, interactive technology, and one of the strongest player fields of the season, the POLYTRON Indonesia Open could become even bigger than before.

🤔 Why Is the Indonesia Open Different?

Badminton tournaments happen every week.
But Istora is different.

The crowd inside Istora is famous for:

  • 🗣️ Nonstop chanting

  • 🔊 Deafening noise

  • 🎢 Dramatic momentum swings

  • ❤️ Emotional support for Indonesian players

Many athletes call it one of the best atmospheres in world badminton.

In 2026, organizers are also adding:

  • 🎪 Interactive fan zones

  • 💻 Technology-based experiences

  • 🎡 Entertainment areas

  • 🤝 Meet & greets

  • 🎉 A more festival-style presentation

❓ Quick FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

Here are the answers to the most common questions about the POLYTRON Indonesia Open 2026.

📅 Event Basics

Question Answer
When is the Indonesia Open 2026? June 2–7, 2026
Where is it held? Istora Gelora Bung Karno (GBK) , Senayan, Jakarta
What level is the Indonesia Open? BWF World Tour Super 1000 (highest tier)
Is it worth attending live? Absolutely — especially for badminton fans who want to experience one of the sport's best atmospheres

🔗 Official Tournament Overview

🎟️ Tickets

Question Answer
How much are tickets? From IDR 40,000 up to IDR 850,000 for finals sessions
Where can I buy tickets? Officially through Tiket.com

🔗 Buy Tickets on Tiket.com

⭐ Players

Question Answer
Who are the biggest stars? An Se YoungShi Yu QiJonatan ChristieAnders AntonsenAkane Yamaguchi, and many more

🔗 Full Player List on BWF Website

📺 Watching the Tournament

Is the Indonesia Open 2026 free to watch?

Yes! Free viewing is available in several regions:

Region Free Broadcaster
Worldwide Olympic Channel
India Jiocinema
Indonesia iNews, MNCTV (free TV)
France L'Équipe
Hungary M4
Czech Republic Czech TV
Macau TDM

🔗 Full BWF Broadcasters List

Can I watch on my phone?

Absolutely. Most broadcasters offer mobile apps:

Broadcaster Region Download
Vision+ Indonesia iOS / Android
Jiocinema India iOS / Android
SPOTV Now Asia (SG, HK, PH) iOS / Android
Olympic Channel Worldwide iOS / Android

Will the finals be live streamed?

Yes. All matches from the Round of 32 through the Finals will be broadcast live.

Where can I find match highlights?

🔗 BWF TV on YouTube – highlights posted daily.

📌 Final Tips for Fans

Tip Why It Matters
⏰ Arrive Early Gates open 2 hours before matches – avoid queues
🆔 Bring ID Required for ticket scanning & venue entry
🔋 Charge Devices On-site charging stations are limited
💧 Stay Hydrated You'll be screaming a lot. Keep water handy (though you may need to buy it inside due to security rules)
🙌 Respect the Legends This might be one of the last chances to see Ratchanok Intanon and Chou Tien Chen at a Super 1000 level. Give them a cheer
📱 Follow Hashtags #PolytronIndonesiaOpen2026 #EaaForIndonesia #PrideOfTheNation for live updates

🔗 Official Links

Resource Link
🏟️ Tournament Overview BWF Indonesia Open 2026
🎟️ Ticket Purchase Tiket.com – POLYTRON Indonesia Open 2026
👥 Player List BWF Players – Indonesia Open 2026
📡 Broadcasters BWF Commercial Partners
📸 Results/Podium BWF Results – Indonesia Open 2026

🏁 Final Word

That's your complete guide to the 2026 POLYTRON Indonesia Open!

Whether you're cheering live in Jakarta or streaming from home, this tournament promises unforgettable badminton action.

Share this guide with fellow fans, and let's celebrate the "Istora Magic" together! 🏸🔥