Pro League in play: following a duel point by point
Pro League in play gathers the table tennis duels whose first serve has already been struck. The schedule gives way to the score: games won by each player, points of the current game, and prices that follow the rallies.
Reading the score during play
The page shows games won on one side and the points of the current game on the other. The first figure moves in steps of 11 points; the second returns to zero at every new game. At 10-10 the counter only closes with a two-point lead, which can carry a game well past 11. Service also tells you where you are: it swaps every two points, and after every point from 10-10.
Live situation | Effect on the markets |
|---|---|
Current game at 10-10 | The Total keeps climbing until someone leads by two |
Game finished | The game winner's Total 1 or Total 2 has grown by at least 11 |
Majority of games secured | The 1X2 is settled, W1 or W2 |
Serve changing every point | The game has reached 10-10 |
The 1xBet rules define regular time as the match duration set by the laws of the sport, excluding extra time, overtime and shoot-outs; a table tennis duel is settled entirely within that frame, a 10-10 game included.
From the schedule to the live page


Fixtures still to come stay on the Pro League schedule. Other tables in play are under Table Tennis, and duels not yet started are in the table tennis line. To stake, sign up with 1xBet.
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How many games can a Pro League match last?
Always an odd number, usually 5 or 7, with the majority deciding it.