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by Joe-Speedy on November 15th, 2006
Yes, Play continues. In the first volley where the ball never struck the table, your opponent had a chance to score by letting the ball pass unstruck. By hitting it anyway, he forfits the point.
by waltherppk on January 5th, 2007
Play ends and someone is awarded a point. If the player hit the ball before it crossed the end line or was way off the side then he loses the point because he obstructed the ball, however if the ball is clearly past the end line or side of the table then the person who hit the ball loses the point because he failed to make a proper return.
http://www.usatt.org/rules/stumpump/stump96/01.shtml
by dalcowfan22 on November 23rd, 2006
Yes, it is like tennis. You may hit the ball, whether it touches the ground (or table) or not.
When serving, is the server allowed to serve the ball so softly that it could bounce twice on the receiver's side if he were to not hit it? Secondly what it the serve hit the receivers side once, and then the ball went off the side of the table?
by thejoeofo on September 27th, 2008
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i want to buy the Butterfly Kodo pingpong padle for $37 if you know any thing about ping pong please tell me if this is good for beginners.
by Rato on October 23rd, 2010
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How long time do you learn table tennis?
by ailsa-2008 on June 5th, 2008
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How do I find industrial-sized ping pong paddle rubber sheets? Before they are cut down.
by Doogle16 on February 20th, 2008
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How do you know which side of a ping pong racket has more spin?
by Oliveira on December 27th, 2007
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