Table Tennis

How do I serve and control a shot?

Move the paddle to the waiting ball and swipe upward through it to serve. On a phone or tablet, drag with your finger. With a mouse, move through the ball; there is no separate hit button.

1. Choose Quick match, select your country and opponent, and pick Easy while learning the timing.
2. For your serve, bring the paddle to the ball and make a deliberate upward stroke. A stationary paddle does not start the serve.
3. During a rally, follow the visible ball and meet it after its permitted bounce on your side. Begin with controlled returns while you learn the contact timing.
4. Try a stronger upward motion for more power. A sideways brush with less upward movement adds curve; practise one change at a time so you can see its effect.

Which Table Tennis mode should I choose?

Quick match lets you choose an opponent and difficulty for one match. World Tour follows a sequence of opponents across ten cups. LAN multiplayer is for two people on the same local network.

Why didn’t the match end at 11 points?

You normally need at least 11 points and a two-point lead. An 11–10 score keeps the match going; 12–10 wins it. Service changes every two points until 10–10, then after each point.

Watch the serve indicator when a new point starts. If it is your opponent’s serve, wait for the incoming ball before trying to return it.

How do I play Table Tennis with a friend?

Connect both devices to the same Wi-Fi or wired network and open Table Tennis on LiteGames.io. Both players need Internet access to load the game and pair their browsers.

1. Player one opens LAN multiplayer and chooses Host a room.
2. Player two opens LAN multiplayer, enters the six-digit code, and chooses Join room.
3. Keep the host’s game open during the match. If either player pauses or switches away, follow the ready/resume prompts on both devices.

Why won’t a LAN room connect?

The devices need to be able to reach each other on the local network. Guest Wi-Fi that isolates devices, a VPN, or restrictive network policies can prevent pairing. Use a shared network that permits device-to-device connections; this mode does not provide a relay for friends on separate Internet connections.

If a match is paused, each player who paused must confirm they are ready to resume. Leaving the host’s game closes the match; create a new room to reconnect.