The world's most crafty cheater.

[igorponger]

This is why you're disallowed to keep the ball shielded from reseiver's sight. Take the service rule seriously. Fair play first.

 

[Mikey_TT]

This is why you're disallowed to keep the ball shielded from reseiver's sight. Take the service rule seriously. Fair play first.

this is the first time i can’t understand if this is sarcasm or not

 

[JJ Ng]

This is why you're disallowed to keep the ball shielded from reseiver's sight. Take the service rule seriously. Fair play first.

The server is not shielding the ball from the receiver's sight. It is the server spinning the ball using his fingers and throw it into the paddle that caused the extreme amount of unexpected and unforeseen spin on the ball.

I played in the 1990's where servers were allowed to shield the ball from the receiver's sight and people still played fine, for the most part.

 

[Gozo Zyreruna]

This is why you're disallowed to keep the ball shielded from reseiver's sight. Take the service rule seriously. Fair play first.

The man in the video is just goofing around. Why so serious, Igor?

 

[Brs]

finger serves are cool.

 

[blahness]

The baseball technique x table tennis crossover that we needed!

 

[SFF_lib]

We once played double. Our opponent is crafty. As soon as we served he dropped his bat. Naturally 3 of us stopped to check out what happened.

He then calmly returned the serve with his hand and won the point 🤣