Not hitting opponent side on return
Rules
jared Vaeth Asked 6 years ago
If the recieive engages in a return that doesn't hit the table and then doesn't return who is granted the point?
Alois Rosario Answered 6 years ago
Hi Jared,
The first mistake counts. Anything that happens after that doesn't matter.
So if the return doesn't hit the table that is the end of the point.
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