# Table Tennis is being prepared with first-to-11, win-by-two scoring. | MYOPL

Source: https://myopl.net/sports/table-tennis/
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Controlled administrator testing

Table Tennis is being prepared with first-to-11, win-by-two scoring.

MYOPL is preparing Table Tennis for controlled administrator testing; it is not yet a public member feature. A game is won at 11 points with at least a two-point lead; at 10–10 it continues until one side leads by 2. Only authorized MYOPL administrators can test this sport while its complete discovery, administration, result, rating, and reporting path is being validated. Other members continue to see pickleball.

Updated August 17, 2026

Complete-game validation

Final score

Valid

Reason

11–0 through 11–9

Yes

Reached 11 with a two-point lead

12–10

Yes

Two-point lead after 10-all

17–15

Yes

Two-point lead after extended play

11–10

No

Only a one-point lead

12–9

No

The game should have ended at 11–9

A match contains multiple games

ITTF rules define the game target, while competition formats determine how many games make the match. MYOPL’s score form focuses on the complete game points entered per field. A public release must clearly state the supported match format rather than imply every competition uses the same number of games.

Shared product lifecycle

The sport changes score validation and sport-specific administration, but the MYOPL result lifecycle remains familiar: select the actual participants, enter complete games, submit the proposal, and obtain the required participant confirmation before the result is treated as recorded.

Sources and product references

ITTF Handbook and statutes — Official current rules and regulations.

ITTF Table Tennis 101 — Official explanation of the 11-point game and two-point margin.