What scoring system does this tracker use?

Standard ITTF scoring: each game is played to 11 points, and a player must win by at least 2 points. There is no point cap, so a game can continue well past 11-11 if both sides keep tying.

How does the server switch during a game?

Service rotates every 2 points during normal play. Once the score reaches 10-10, service switches after every single point for the rest of the game.

How many games are played in a match?

You choose the match length: best of 3, best of 5, or best of 7 games. The first player to win the majority of games wins the match.

Who serves first in each new game?

You pick who serves first in game 1. After that, the first server alternates each game, matching the official rule that the receiver of the first serve in one game serves first in the next.

Can I undo a mistaken point?

Yes. "Undo Last Point" reverses the most recent point, including reopening a game that had just been completed, and restores the correct server.

Does the score reset between games?

Yes. Once a game is won, the points reset to 0-0 for the next game while the games-won count carries over toward the match total.

Table Tennis Score Tracker

Name: Table Tennis Score Tracker
Availability: InStock
Author: Nham Vu

Tap a player's Point button to score a live table tennis match to 11, win by 2, with automatic server switching.

Player 1

Player 2

Match length

Serves first

Player

Games

Current Game

Summary

Tap a player's Point button to score a live table tennis match to 11, win by 2, with automatic server switching.

How it works

Enter the names of Player 1 and Player 2, pick the match length, and choose who serves first.
Click "New Match" to start the scoreboard.
Tap a player's "Point" button every time they win a rally.
The tracker applies the 11-point, win-by-2 rule and switches the server automatically.
Once a game hits 10-10, the server indicator switches after every point instead of every 2.
Completed games are logged in the history panel until one player reaches the games needed to win the match.

Use cases

Keep score during a live recreational or club table tennis match without pen and paper.
Track a best-of-5 or best-of-7 tournament match courtside on a phone.
Teach beginners the 11-point win-by-2 rule, including how deuce works past 10-10.
Keep the server rotation correct in a fast rally without losing count.
Record match results and per-game scores for a local league.
Referee a friendly match and settle disputes about whose turn it is to serve.

Frequently Asked Questions

Last updated: 2026-07-24 · Reviewed by Nham Vu