The gesture takes a moment to learn. Mastering contact, spin and position can take a whole season.
Practise that touch in the daily challenge. To return to a specific position, save and replay it in My Plays. Develop each miniature’s qualities through your Club.
Tap one of your miniatures. Its ring shows which one will shoot. Once selected, you can also start dragging from empty space, which helps near the boards.
Drag back from your intended shot direction. Watch the guide and adjust the power. More power changes speed; distance depends on contact, the surface and collisions.
When you let go, the physics resolves the shot. Look at where the ball stops, which lanes open up and which figure should take the next touch.
You can cancel while aiming. Try another angle or choose a different miniature if the lane is blocked.
On mobile, use two fingers to zoom and pan the table; one finger still flicks. The View control also changes framing and returns you to the table overview.
| Technique | What changes | When to try it |
|---|---|---|
| Flat | A direct impulse along the table. | Simple passes and a clear shooting lane. |
| Control | A restrained touch to manage position. | Bringing the ball closer without sending it too far. |
| Curl | The ball bends after contact. | Curving around an obstacle. |
| Lob | The ball rises according to the power of the touch. | Getting over a screen and planning the landing. |
| Swerve | The miniature’s base follows an arc. | Reaching the ball from a different angle. |
Choose your technique before pulling back. Draw the curve during the drag to add effect. Curl bends the ball; Swerve changes the base’s path. The guide helps you read the shot, but the gesture is still yours.
In compatible modes, open reception preparation, choose control, return or finish, and set the direction on another of your figures. Then select the passer and shoot. Reception only happens if the ball actually reaches that figure: preparing a play does not guarantee it will work.
Figures stay still until flicked. The boards can help, and a collision changes the table for the next turn. Hitting an opponent without properly playing the ball can lead to a foul. Available techniques, qualities and rules depend on the mode; possession practice has its own conditions.
Your Club’s School has fifteen challenges: three levels for each of the five techniques. Two stars unlock the next level; the third requires the stated precision or power goal. Retry from the same setup and keep your best result.
Open “Your touch” to understand contact, a block or a miss. It explains what happened without correcting the shot. Local play pauses while you read; an online duel’s clock keeps running. School, free practice and saved-play challenges award no coins or experience.
In supported Club matches, repeatedly using one figure tires it; switching players helps restore strength. Arm the double touch before shooting for a short follow-up if the play ends without a goal or foul. Local matches with half-time restore stamina and allow substitutions; live duels have no such pause.
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