Product Instructions:
The table is made from artificial wood – density board (compression board). It possesses the qualities of wood while also saving costs and featuring high-quality craftsmanship. During play, both teams compete separately, with each team managing four players: forwards, defenders, and goalkeepers. Participants use the handle to rotate their own players to kick the football, aiming to score it into the opponent’s goal as often as possible. The rules are the same as those for normal football.
Table soccer gameplay
(1) Pass Control: Players use the control stick to direct the ball in different angles—forward, backward, left, or right. When the ball passes over either side of the field or under a player’s feet, a player can press the ball down to pass it again, or block the ball. These techniques can be used to organize effective attacks or defenses.
(2) Backline Attack: When the player controls the ball in the backfield, move the team’s center and forward players to a lower position, then direct the players behind the line to shoot directly.
(3) Penalty kick: The ball is placed at the striker on the attacking side, and the team being penalized must only defend, without using players from the back.
(4) Shooting: During the match, when the team controls the ball, various shooting methods and angles can be attempted.
Soccer on the Table Rules
(1) Game modes including two vs. two, one vs. two, and two vs. two.
(2) Both players control the player using a joystick, executing push, pull, rotation, or various techniques to carry out direct or indirect attacks and defenses
(3) The first kick-off is thrown by either team at midfield; after a goal, the losing team performs the second kick-off at midfield.
(4) If the football remains stationary in the middle of the field or jumps off the table, the kicker must kick it again or place it high near one corner so that it rolls naturally; this is known as a corner or edge ball.
(5) Three frames per game, ten balls per frame. The first to score ten balls wins one frame; the first to win two frames wins the game. Alternatively, the team with more goals at a specified time can win, and the rules of the match can be set by either team.
