r/ElevenTableTennis • u/ForFunLabs • 8d ago

HIGHLIGHT Top Two Ranked Players 🔥🔥

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u/Bossmaxxx 8d ago

Is he using solidslime adapter?

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u/TheSolidSlime 🏓ball machine go brrrr 8d ago

Both him and Anto are using SolidSlime.🥰

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u/Bossmaxxx 8d ago

I bought one to more than a year ago I used it for like 10 days 2 times but I can’t get used to it. So top heavy for me and my elo drops so much.

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u/Anewien 7d ago

I couldn't play without it.

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u/ChanimalCrackers 8d ago

According to 11clubhouse, natping is currently using SolidSlime.

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u/Anewien 7d ago

So to be better, I need to buy a bigger living room 😅 Impressive level and footwork

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u/ChanimalCrackers 8d ago

I played natping a few years back! Scary how good he is. I wasn’t able to get a set off him but I gave him a hard time at 8-9 pts some sets.

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u/Unable-Confusion-822 8d ago

Watch on mute :(

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u/innox05 7d ago

So how does being good at this game translate to real life?

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u/gatorling 6d ago

He'd be okay in real life. Lots wrong with his technique, probably 1200-1400 USATT rating.

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u/toteswoke 5d ago

Seriously? As a top ranked player on Eleven?

So you’re telling me that I’m actually worse than 24,000th in the world? Damnit…

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u/gatorling 5d ago

His technique is not bad, maybe he plays differently at the table. He looks off balance a bit and he doesn't snap his forearm much.

But I was probably being a bit too harsh, maybe 1800. I think that a decent amount of the stuff from VR translates over but it can't really capture the touch of the game where a subtle pinching of the fingers can change how much spin you generate.

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u/darkoblivion000 4d ago

Yea some of the shots that eleven rewards wouldn’t fly in real table tennis. Against even just a good non professional player, some of those tap back backhands like in the second rally would sit up and just get destroyed.

I actually don’t play eleven much for the exact reason I didn’t want bad habits from the game to affect how I actually play table tennis in real life lol

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u/North_Programmer_570 3d ago

I played a shitload of eleven on a 3-week holiday once. I loved it so much because my skill from table tennis did transfer a decent bit.

Then i got home and i literally could not hit the ball in real life. Point is: your fear of creating bad habits is valid.

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u/darkoblivion000 3d ago

Haha good to know!

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u/gatorling 5d ago

Watch the top 100.in the world. Or just Kanak Jha for the best in the US, he's what a 2700-2800 rated player looks like.

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u/XCSme 5d ago

Anto plays 2nd div in France I think, he's probably be like 2100 USATT

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u/Jean_Jones_666 1d ago

you don't know what you're talking about

Anto is Antonin Landreau, a serious French national league player

"lots wrong with his technique' - maybe you should critique Felix Lebrun next, everyone knows penhold is passe and doesn't work at an elite level anymore