A quick rally leaves little time to think about service rotation or the format of the current game. The dedicated Table Tennis workspace keeps those rules separate from Tennis and gives every match its own players, formats, history and statistics.
Let the score follow the format.
Choose modern 11-point games or the classic 21-point format. Match Update changes the server automatically, handles the faster service rotation at deuce and keeps the deciding-game end change in the match record.
When this helps
Use it for a training session, club match or tournament when you want to concentrate on the next rally and still keep an accurate point-by-point record for later.
Record what happened without changing the score.
A Let can matter to the rhythm of a match even though nobody wins the point. Record it as a statistical action and continue from the same score. Advanced tracking can also keep the outcome behind each completed point when you want a deeper view after the match.
Let other people follow the pace.
Share the match privately and invited followers can see the current game, match score, server and progress from their own supported Apple device. Apple TV can bring shared live and upcoming matches to a larger screen.
Table Tennis scoring is available on iPhone and iPad. Apple Watch scoring is not available for Table Tennis, so the phone or tablet remains the scoring device.
Return to every run and turning point.
Once the match is complete, its statistics, momentum and point-by-point replay stay in the Table Tennis history. The final result remains useful because you can see how each game developed, not only who reached the last point first.