Deuce

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JOEL NG Asked 10 years ago

Is there a cut off point (ceiling) for deuce game?

For example, Player A and Player B have deauce at 10 - 10, then they continue the game until 20 - 20, will the next point decide who is the winner? Assuming Player A wins the next point, so the score is 21:20, is player A the winner?

Alois Rosario Answered 10 years ago

Hi Joel,

There is no limit... in theory the game could continue indefinitely...

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Yap Zhi De Posted 10 years ago

The game could even continue to 1000-1000 and iyt is legal according to the rules, although its almost impossible to do that.

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