[dazn]: What DAZN’s BASKET.TV Deal Means for the Platform

A Japanese commuter train at Kyoto Station in Japan, on the Nara Line.

Will BASKET.TV remain a separate service or move into the main DAZN platform?

A Japanese commuter train at Kyoto Station in Japan, on the Nara Line.

DAZN has bought BASKET.TV, but it has not confirmed what will happen to the service itself.

The direct answer

Right now, there is no confirmed answer on whether BASKET.TV will stay as a separate service or be folded into the main DAZN platform.

What is confirmed is that DAZN acquired BASKET.TV, a basketball streaming service focused on Latin America. The deal adds hundreds of thousands of users and about 4,900 basketball games per season to DAZN.

What could change for users

The acquisition could affect how existing BASKET.TV users access games, but DAZN has not announced a platform plan.

Confirmed details include:

  • BASKET.TV operates mainly in Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Ecuador, and Uruguay.
  • Its programming includes domestic basketball leagues and some international club competitions.
  • DAZN did not disclose the financial terms of the deal.
  • DAZN also did not say whether BASKET.TV will remain separate.

What to watch next

For now, users should treat any claim about a full platform move as unconfirmed unless DAZN announces it directly. The practical next step is to watch for DAZN or BASKET.TV updates about account access, app changes, subscriptions, or game availability.

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