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If you serve a let, who shouts let? is it me, my opponent or does the umpire shout let?
Hi Joseph,
It is only the umpire that is allowed to call a let. Often if the players think that the serve is a let they will put their hand up while still playing the point.
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D K Posted 9 years ago
And who calls a let in a lower level matches where are no umpires?
Alois Rosario from PingSkills Posted 9 years ago
Then both players should agree.
Dieter Verhofstadt Posted 9 years ago
I've seen many low level matches with umpires where the player who saw the let overruled the umpire and the other player abided.
Yesterday I was 6-2 up in fifth set when my opponent complained about the ball being wet. I offered a replay and he accepted. However, I was not sure about the matter and kept musing over the sincerity of the call, losing 9 points in a row.
There's a thin line between being a ruthless player and a complacent one.
Dakota Castleberg Posted 9 years ago
Dieter, I understand the situation, but isn't the psychological aspect of the game being able put the past points/calls behind you and focusing on the next point? If it was 9-9 and this situation arose, I might be a little off-tilt, but having a 6-3 lead is a situation where there should only allow minimal influence on your mental state, or do you disagree?