Scoring

• Points run 15 → 30 → 40 → game, exactly like tennis. Win 6 games (by 2) to take the set; at 6–6 a tiebreak to 7 (win by 2) decides it.
• At 40–40 you can play classic Advantage, sudden-death Golden Point, or the FIP-2026 Star Point: two advantage cycles, then one deciding rally.

The serve

• Underhand only: bounce the ball and strike it at or below the waist, from behind the service line, diagonally into the opposite box.
• You get two attempts. Miss both and it's a double fault. If the serve clips the net but still lands in the box, it's a let — replayed, no limit.
• The returner must let the serve bounce before hitting it.

The walls

• Your shot must bounce on the floor first on the opponents' side. Hitting their wall on the fly loses the point.
• After the bounce, walls are live — the ball can rebound off the glass and stay in play. You can also play the ball off your own back wall to send it over.
• One floor bounce max per side: a double bounce ends the point. If the ball bounces and then flies out of the cage, the hitter wins the point.

In this game

• All cage surfaces play as glass (real courts mix glass and mesh — mesh kills the ball; simplified here).
• Drive flat, lob over their heads, and high balls turn your drive into a smash. Hit the ball in your sweet spot for a Perfect — faster and more accurate.