Paddle Duel

One table. Two paddles. Move your mouse or drag one finger to guide the near paddle and return the ball on contact. Brush sideways for sidespin, forward for topspin, or back for backspin. Spot a high ball and sweep forward quickly for a smash.

Face Beginner, Amateur or Professional AI in an 11-point or custom 21-point game. Live scores, game-point prompts and clear point explanations keep the match readable. See the final score, longest rally, legal smashes and active time when the game ends. Start with three optional drills, or practice any of the five strokes on its own.

Move the mouse, or drag one finger directly on the court. Touch uses relative movement: lift to hold the paddle in place, then touch again to continue. You do not need to click to hit, but the paddle must meet the ball after its legal bounce.

Get into position, then brush sideways just before contact for sidespin, toward the net for topspin, or backward for backspin. When the high-ball opportunity appears, time a quick forward sweep for a smash. Contact on different parts of the paddle changes placement.

Before serving, the ball waits just in front of your paddle and follows it sideways. Push toward the net to serve at the moment of contact; no button or automatic countdown is used. Pausing, opening settings or leaving the page stops your movement; push forward again after resuming. In 11-point games, serve changes every 2 points and every point from 10–10. In custom 21-point games, it changes every 5 points and every point from 20–20. Win by two. A serve that clips the net and lands legally is replayed.

Use Pause or Esc to pause. A short countdown helps you resume. Rotation keeps the score and pauses play until you continue. Settings control sensitivity, sounds, menu music and motion effects. Practice does not affect match scores.