Crossnet Pickleball

It is played on a court with a net that divides the court into 4 parts(this version can also be set up as a classic Pickleball, i.e. 1vs1 or 2vs2 players). Begin by passing from square 4 to square 2. After that, players can play wherever they want. However, only the serving player gets a point (unless he spoils the ball). Whoever drops the ball moves to square 1 and the others move clockwise. The game is played to 11 points and the player must win by 2 points.

Crossnet game set "Pickleball" includes:

• Special net - adjustable for both Crossnet Pickleball and classic Pickleball net (it is independent).
• A bag where you can conveniently store everything and carry the whole Crossnet.
• 4 bats for 4 players and 2x game ball.
• Simplified rules.

Before the game you need to build a net, its assembly is a matter of a moment. Check out the video in the Video tab.

Rules of the game Crossnet Pickleball

• Only the serving player from square 4 gets points, unless of course he loses the exchange.
• The first player to score 11 points wins the set. It is usually played in two sets.
• The serving player stands behind square 4 and passes a cross to square 2. The receiving player can now play to any square.
• Kicking the ball is allowed. It is forbidden to smash or block from the opponent's serve.
  The height of the crossnet is usually 210 cm - it can be lowered for smaller players (three levels of adjustment in total).
• The game can be played by more than 4 players. Four players play, the others wait at square 1 and after the exchange replace the player who lost the exchange.
• It is not allowed to play the ball on the opponent's side when hitting (especially during a block).
• The ball can be played with any part of the body, but only one touch is allowed. Sometimes players can agree on 2 or even three touches.

Game parameters

Number of players: 4	Communication:
Playing time: 30 minutes	Strategy:
Age of players: from 6 years old	Coincidence:

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