Table Tennis

Brief Introduction to Table Tennis:

Table tennis comes in two forms: singles and doubles.

In table tennis singles matches, players hit the ball first in their own court and then directly into the opponent’s court.

In table tennis doubles matches, the ball is first hit into the right side of the team’s own court and then into the right side of the opponent’s court.

Table Tennis Rules:

In table tennis matches, during the serve, the ball must be placed on the server’s open palm in a stationary position. The server then tosses the ball upward at an angle close to vertical, at least 16 centimeters above the non-playing hand, without any spin, and without touching any object before the ball is struck by the racket.

The opponent fails to serve correctly.
The opponent fails to hit the ball correctly.
The ball touches any object other than the net assembly before being struck by the opposing player.
The ball passes over the opponent’s court or end line before being touched by the receiving player.
The ball is intentionally hit consecutively more than once.
The player uses a racket that does not comply with table tennis regulations.
The player’s attire or accessories touch the net.
The non-playing hand touches the playing surface during the match.
Hitting the ball out of sequence.
Table Tennis Features:

Table Tennis matches are divided into singles and doubles forms.

In singles matches, after the player hits the ball, it should first touch their own side of the table and then directly touch the opponent’s side.

In doubles matches, after the player hits the ball, it should first touch their own right side of the table, and then touch the right side of the opponent’s side.

Table Tennis Winning Formula:

Regarding the game rules and betting logic, table tennis is similar to other sports. One can choose to bet on the overall score or the score for each game, and the options include betting on a higher or lower score. For example, if the total score is set at 20 and the specified score is 18.5, betting on a higher score means the total score will be greater than 18.5, while betting on a lower score means the total score will be less than 18.5.

Table Tennis techniques/rules for beginners – Tips and strategies you should know!

The rules for table tennis are similar to other sports, but there are some differences to take note of, such as handicap and non-handicap betting. In handicap betting, stronger teams give weaker teams a certain number of points. For example:

Team A is giving Team B a 3.5 point handicap in the first half. If you bet on B’s score plus 3.5 points to exceed A’s score, and the actual score is A21:B19, B’s score plus 3.5 equals 22.5, which is greater than A’s 21 points, so you win.