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[UpSideDownCarl]

Hahaha. Drunken logic. You are right. If OP served first in that game he served 8x if he served 2nd he served 6x.


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Which also means that if he served first his win percentage on his serve was absolutely terrible 3 of 8 at best.


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[Archosaurus]

I've never understood this whole "I lost all the points on the opponent's serve, but also half of mine, so the opponent just has an unfair serve/a good serve but they stuck at rallying".

I can understand the logic if someone is really cheating on the serve and you're about co-level due to that and barely lose 10-12/win 12-10 when otherwise you'd take them to 11 - 5 easily, but it just doesn't work if you lose more than one of your serves.

I know OP was just trolling but there's people who actually believe that going 3-11 is because of only the opponent's good serve that they kept throwing out or netting and they'd totally smoke their ass to Peking and back if it got into a rally.

 

[Baal]

And just like that. Poof. He was gone,

 

[Archosaurus]

 

[suds79]

Hi all,

I'm pretty good at table tennis but not the best. At school I am regarded as the best in the school.

However, yesterday a new student joined and he demolished me. Everyone was watching, I felt so embarrassed. He beat me 11-5 and 11-3.

I don't know how he did it, but on his serves, he threw the ball in the air and hit it in a weird way. It was very a slow serve but every time I hit the ball back it didn't land on the table?? wtf?

Please, I told this guy I would rematch him on Monday, if i lose I have to give him my lunch money. I strongly believe I can beat him, if I can learn to hit back his serve because he sucks at rallies. Someone help how can i hit back his serves

Wow where to start. So many directions one could take this.

1st, Welcome to table tennis dsfdfsf321. The land of teaching you humility in finding out that there's always someone (actually a lot of people) better. No matter what level you're at, there will always be people who you can beat and people who you can't. So don't be shocked that a new kid, who you know nothing about, can show up & beat you.

You might think it's a fuke but maybe, just maybe, he's simply better.

2nd - Didn't waste any time getting into the money games with table tennis I guess. I think that was a bad, bad move. Like others have said. if you played a whole match vs him and are still not sure what he had on his serves you might as well give him your money right now.

Lastly, don't bet on your TT matches. Just play for fun.

... color me skeptical if this was a real post or just someone trolling.

 

[Archosaurus]

Wow where to start. So many directions one could take this.

1st, Welcome to table tennis dsfdfsf321. The land of teaching you humility in finding out that there's always someone (actually a lot of people) better. No matter what level you're at, there will always be people who you can beat and people who you can't. So don't be shocked that a new kid, who you know nothing about, can show up & beat you.

You might think it's a fuke but maybe, just maybe, he's simply better.

2nd - Didn't waste any time getting into the money games with table tennis I guess. I think that was a bad, bad move. Like others have said. if you played a whole match vs him and are still not sure what he had on his serves you might as well give him your money right now.

Lastly, don't bet on your TT matches. Just play for fun.

Uhh...