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What is the 7 0 rule in table tennis

The “Rule of 70” in table tennis usually refers to the entry and draw rules for table tennis singles matches at the Paris Olympics. The details are as follows:

- **Rule of Entry**: The maximum number of entries for the singles competition is 70, with a maximum of 2 entries per association.

- **Drawing Rules**:

- **No more than 64 actual entries**: the top 32 seeds will not play each other in the first round. 33-64 seeds will be randomly drawn from the remaining positions, e.g., if the actual number of entries is 60, the top 4 seeds will have a blank round in the first round; if the number of entries is 64, all will participate in the tournament starting from the 1/32 finals.

- **Actual number of entries exceeds 64**: Seeds 33-48 will also participate in the 1/32 final round and a random number will be drawn from the remaining positions to determine the 48 positions. If the actual number of entries is 70, the first round opponents of seeds 65-70 will be drawn from 49-64 to determine 6 players, and the remaining 10 players will advance directly to the 1/32 final.

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