In or out?

[@thebigmonstaandy6644]

if you not sure, you should say in. especially during a practice match.

[@gutzpose]

Right 👍👍

[@phantomtroupe8430]

If it’s too close for me to call I always give my opponent the benefit of the doubt

[@gutzpose]

That’s a generous sportsman like thought 👏

[@lakeforest2020]

These balls that land just at the outer edge of the lines are tough tough calls even for dedicated lines persons. For players they’re 50/50. Players must respect the call of the opponent …. but it’s perfectly ok to mimic how the opponent calls the close ones.

[@gutzpose]

Nice perspective thank you for sharing!

[@helenaolszewska2571]

In

[@nathanielyost]

IN!

[@bigboytennis1]

Look at what what the swing vision says. It says out.

[@gutzpose]

@bigboytennis1 swing vision is known to be unreliable and inaccurate with the mph, shot spot, and scoring. 🤓

[@liampett1313]

I would say in, honestly it's a total coinflip in person.

[@gutzpose]

It would be very generous of you if so. That was on a 10 min deuce game to break back to 4-4. So it was close and tight so it’s understandable most would make that call out…

[@modbugs]

No call, play ball! Was a hesitant I think that was out…

[@jamesgarcia6287]

I always say it was 2 close to call out but the rule is respect the call even if you see it in or out its their call .

[@gutzpose]

Good thoughts

[@janzy1980]

Looks out to me, but it's indeed close.

[@gutzpose]

Yes it def could have been out. It was a big point so it made things even more 🤔😂

[@annsonc]

u guys are heavy ..maybe should play pickleball

[@gutzpose]

We may for fun. But tennis is on a different level, more satisfying

[@annsonc]

@@gutzpose true that, but just watching out for your knees in the long term

[@gutzpose]

Pickle ball seems like you actually have to bend a lot too because the ball doesn’t bounce much

[@e.o.kaplan4461]

I wonder how it called that the positions especially like in this video's thumbnail photo which all the ball's bottom touch the outside but when it is looked at the birds eye(top view) like hawkeye system it looks some part of ball touch the line???If somebody answer this questions %100 sure.Thanks.

[@gutzpose]

If any part of the ball touches any part of the line it is considered In

[@e.o.kaplan4461]

@@gutzpose I know that rule, but I wrote different thing.If you read carefully maybe you can answer.

[@BlowGOAT]

Ask hawk eye simple

[@gutzpose]

Wonder what it would say

[@gutzpose]

Would be interesting to see what the real hawk eye would have seen. It looks like it could have possibly caught the very back of the line or could have been barely out. But it is understandable 90% of players call it out. Especially on a big point 😂

[@SchlemielYup]

That’s close