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.....ok Jean...... thanks for your reply!.....so that was an incorrect call by the other side and don't a-U-know-it ....it was a major turning point in the game we played on Tuesday morning....and we went on to lose the game by something like 11-8 after a big come-back streak of about five straight points ...... hmmmmm ..... will have to file a complaint with the town board of review, or something....and go google the rules of pickleball ....so's I can document this particular rule concerning the number of lets allowed to the server ..... for sure, it seems like pickleball has a lot of rules....maybe there's a pickleball attorney on-board here who will take my case on for free?

.... just checked it out in the International Federation of Pickleball online....

In Section 4 Service Rules .... below 4.F.5. .... it says:

"IFP Comment: There is no limit to the number of lets a server may serve."

So, this very clearly answers my question.
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Here is another question I have concerning the sidearm service motion used by a player that I know.

The IFP rulebook says:

Serve Motion - contact with the ball is made below waist level

Underhand defined - arm must be moving in an upward arc and paddle level shall be below the waist when it strikes the ball

"The highest point of the paddle head cannot be above any part of the line formed where the wrist joint bends."

My question is: so what exactly is this line formed where the wrist joint bends? ..... what does this mean? ....an illustration would be very helpful here! ... what is this all about?....what is the wrist joint as mentioned and what is the basic, simple difference between a legal underhand serve, and an illegal sidearm serve?