Live table tennis betting: markets for every set
Most live table tennis comes from commercial circuits that run match after match in the same halls. Games go to 11 points, with a two-point lead needed from 10-10, and each competition sets how many games, always an odd number, make a match.
Who was playing on Saturday evening
Around 18:15 UTC on 24 October the site listed matches from the Masters series in six countries, two TT Cup venues, three Pro League groups, six Setka Cup city stages, a Czech TT Star Series event and the "CTT 21 World Championship". Seven matches each were running in Masters Russia live and in the main Pro League group.
Set-level betting on a Masters Spain match


Samuel Gomez Arenas and Jorge Lucena Nunez had not yet scored a point when the page already split the first set into its own markets:
Set winner: Gomez Arenas 1.77, Lucena Nunez 1.89;
Total points in the set, 18.5: over 1.82, under 1.835;
Exact set score, from 11-7 at 10.2 to player 1 winning beyond 11 points at 8.82;
Extra Points for the set: yes 4.65, no 1.14 (a set can only run past 11 points from 10-10);
Winning margin, such as a two-point win for player 1 at 4.56.
The same tabs repeat for the second and third sets. At match level, the exact set score ran from 4-0 to 3-4, so this was a best-of-seven. Handicaps and totals here count points, except the markets named for sets. Another busy circuit that night was the Pro League group.
Rules worth knowing in section 10.3
Event | Effect on bets |
|---|---|
Withdrawal or disqualification in the first set | All bets at odds of 1, match winner included, unless already decided |
Start delayed or postponed | Bets stand until the match or tournament ends, or a player withdraws |
Wrong initial in a player's name | The bet stands |
A live bet is final once registered on the server and confirmed online. Matches still to start are on pre-match table tennis, and the rest of in-play sport on 1xBet live.
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Live table tennis: questions
A player retires in the fourth set. Does my match-winner bet stand?
Yes. Once more than two sets have been played, the player who advances is treated as the winner; other undecided markets are settled at odds of 1.
Is a table tennis match ever a draw?
No. Games need a two-point margin and matches are played over an odd number of games, so the winner market has only W1 and W2.
What if one of the players is swapped before the first serve?
Match-winner bets on that match are void.