You can hit the ball with either side of the racket (paddle) as long as it has an authorised covering on it.
Also, one side must be red and the other side black.
If a side does not have an authorised covering, but is painted red or black instead, you cannot use that side to hit the ball.
Each player has two services, then service switches to the other player.
Players change ends at the end of each game (which is up to 11), and also when one player or pair have scored five points in the deciding game.
So if a match is best of seven games, you switch sides at the end of each game and if the match is three games each, you also switch sides when one player or pair have scored five points in the final seventh game.
No.
You only have to serve from the right hand side if you're playing doubles.
Each side is equally capable of hitting the ping pong ball as the other.
In singles play, you can serve from anywhere as long as the ball is behind the end line and above the table.
In doubles play, you must serve from the right half of the table.
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When you serve, you start the volley back and forth until somebody wins the point.
there are no foul lines for singles in table tennis, but for doubles you are only allowed to serve from the right half of your side of the table to the opponents right half (cross court/table).
no, example I was the first one to serve in the first set if ever I lose or win it's still my opponent's turn to serve in the second set.
Ping Bodie is 5 feet 8 inches tall. He weighs 195 pounds. He bats right and throws right.
Well first you would do the annual PING but whoever wins that they get to serve first but you each hit it five times and then the other person will go and you play to 21!!
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you have a high ping.....
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Press TAB in a game. The numbers to the right of your name are your PING. At the bottom is your FPS. If it is low, you will lag, but that's a different lag them if your ping is to high. If your FPS is to slow your computer is either not good enough for Crossfire, or you have to many programs open. If your ping is to high, theres nothing you can do about it.
If you mean like when you serve, no. If you serve it into the net, it's a point for the other player. However, if it hits the net (on your serve) on the way to the other side, it's a "let", in which you serve it over again. Real rules are also that you must serve it from one side of your side diagonally to the other side, like real tennis.