How teqball scoring works
Teqball scoring is short and simple: every rally is a point, sets go to 12, and the serve switches every four points.
Sets to 12
The first player or pair to 12 points wins the set, and the match is best of three sets. Some clubs add a win-by-2 rule, which is a setting here.
Serving
The serve changes every four points, and a server gets two attempts to land a serve.
Touches
A side may touch the ball up to three times before returning it, never with the hands or arms and not with the same body part twice in a row.
Doubles
Two a side with the same scoring. Partners must pass to each other before the ball goes back over.
What Score All does with these rules
Sets to 12
Every rally is a point for whoever wins it. The first side to 12 takes the set, and two sets win the match.
Serving
The serve changes every four points. The console shows who serves next, so nobody has to count.
Singles and doubles
Doubles uses the same scoring with two a side. Pick the format when you create the match.
House rules
Win by 2 with a point cap, a shorter deciding set, a skunk rule and handicaps are all settings.
Teqball scoring FAQ
How many points is a teqball set?
12. A match is best of three sets.
Do you have to win by 2 in teqball?
Not in the standard format: the first to 12 takes the set. Some clubs play win by 2, which you can switch on here.
How is teqball scored?
Every rally is a point. Sets go to 12 and a match is best of three sets.
How often does the serve change in teqball?
Every four points. Score All tracks it and shows the serving side on the console and the scoreboard.
Is there a free teqball scoreboard app?
Yes. Score All keeps teqball score on any phone with a live scoreboard link, a TV display and a stream overlay.