The Main Rules of Teqis

A teqis match is won by winning two or more sets depending on the competition.
One set is won when a player or team reaches 12 points.
The deciding set must be won by two clear points.
A point is won when the opponent:
- fails to return the ball onto the table;
- lets the ball bounce on the ground;
- lets the ball bounce on the table more than once.
- hits a volley inside the volley line.

The server must stand behind the service line and serve from anywhere along the line.
The service line is placed 2 meters behind the edge of the Teq table.
Each player has one chance to execute a successful service.
The serve has to be an underarm serve where the movement of the racket during the contact point must be upward.
The serve must bounce only once, anywhere on the opponent’s side of the table.
Serving alternates from one player/team to the opponent every 4 points.

Teqis can be played with beach tennis, padel or pickleball rackets and a 50% low compression tennis ball.
The ball can be played in two different ways:
- volley - the player hits the ball before it bounces on the table.
- boardshot - the player hits the ball after it bounces on the table.
In singles, the player has to return the ball to the other side in one shot.
In doubles, the players must take turns hitting the ball back to the opponent's side.
If the ball bounces on the edge of the table, it is a valid shot.
Players are allowed to touch the table with their racket and touch the edge of the table with their legs.
The volley line is placed at the extension of the end of the Teq table, and it is 3.5 meters long.
The ‘doublepoint’ is a chance to gain 2 points instead of one in a single rally. The ‘doublepoint’ can only be awarded to the player/team who requested it and legally scored the point. A player/team may only request the ‘doublepoint’ if they have not yet reached 10 points in that set.
Each team has the right to request one 'doublepoint' during a match.

Please find the full document of The Official Rules of Teqis here.