# MYOPL Siri and Apple Intelligence rulebook question coverage The lists below document the examples supplied to Siri for routing and the grounded questions exercised by the executable rulebook acceptance gate. Resolver tests check answers after a question reaches MYOPL; they do not establish voice-routing or installed-app release readiness. Coverage source: application commit `091a66279ab8bf5f5258875cdca317685ec9fba2`, 8 September 2026. Official governing source: [2026 USA Pickleball Rulebook](https://usapickleball.org/rules/) These 114 acceptance questions are regression examples, not a fixed whitelist. MYOPL can receive other natural-language rulebook questions and resolves them against its validated rulebook package. The public [edge-question data](https://ai.myopl.net/rulebook/edge-questions.json) contains the eight newly added answers in English and Spanish. ## Siri routing vocabulary iOS supplies 13 suggested questions in the referenced source, with additional speech synonyms for likely transcription variants: 1. What is the kitchen rule? 2. What happens when a serve hits the net in pickleball? 3. What happens when a wheelchair is on a pickleball court? 4. What is the two-bounce rule? 5. How high is a pickleball net? 6. Can spectators stand or lean at the edge of the court? 7. Can people hang on the fence or net? 8. Can players call balls out from the opponent's side of the court? 9. Can you call a double bounce from the opponent's side? 10. Can you say no or bounce it to your partner? 11. What if a ball looks in from my side but is actually out? 12. Can coaches or spectators make line calls? 13. What happens when a player arrives late for a tournament match? ## 2026 edge-rule corrections - The official rulebook does not prohibit spectators from standing or leaning at the court edge, or prescribe spectator fence behavior. Tournament and facility safety rules govern those boundaries. - A player contacting the net or net support system while the ball is live commits a fault under Rules 13.G and 13.G.1. - Players make line calls on their own end. Partner warnings such as “no” or “bounce it” are communication rather than line calls. - The 2026 late-reporting thresholds are 10 minutes for a game forfeit and 15 minutes for a match forfeit in a multiple-game match. There is no five-minute or five-point schedule. ## Grounded resolver acceptance corpus The executable acceptance gate covers 114 spoken questions and transcription variants: 1. Give me an introduction to Pickleball 2. What does a unique features of Pickleball 3. What are the underlying principles of Pickleball 4. What is the definition of ball in play 5. What is the definition of balling play 6. Ball in play means what? 7. What happens if I stop playing because I think the server is in the wrong position 8. What is a verbal or technical warning? 9. What happens if a player fails to call a timeout audibly or visibly? 10. What happens if my momentum carries me into the kitchen after a volley? 11. When must both feet leave the kitchen? 12. What makes a kitchen volley a fault? 13. Does the receiving team have to let the returned serve bounce? 14. Explain Rule 7.E. 15. What is the kitchen room? 16. How high is the pickleball net at the center? 17. What happens when a ball hits the net during a service? 18. Who gets the benefit of doubt on a close line call? 19. Is an accidental continuous double hit legal? 20. What happens if the wrong score is called before the serve? 21. Can you call a double bounce on the opponent's side? 22. Can spectators make line calls? 23. Can you call out from the other side of the net? 24. What if the ball hits a net post and bounces in? 25. Can you stop a rally to challenge the score? 26. What if you can't hear the score? 27. Name the late arrival penalties, including up to 5 minutes late, 5:01 to 10 minutes late, and 10:01 minutes or more. 28. What are the timeout rules? 29. Are warmups allowed? 30. Can coaches or captains make calls? 31. Can spectators stand or lean on the edge of the court? 32. Can people hang on the fence or net? 33. Can players call out balls from the opponent's side of the court? 34. Can you call a double bounce from the opponent's side? 35. Can you call ‘no’ or ‘bounce it’ to your partner? 36. What about balls that look in from your side of the net but are actually out? 37. Can coaches or spectators make line calls? 38. What happens when somebody arrives late at the pickleball court? 39. If a player hits a winning volley from behind the kitchen line, walks backward, high-fives their partner, and then steps into the non-volley zone five seconds later, is it a fault? 40. Can a player reach across the plane of the net to hit a ball before it crosses into their side, including when backspin makes it return to the opponent's side? 41. If the ball hits the paddle face, ticks off the edge guard, and goes over the net, is that a double-hit fault or a carry? 42. If a player hits a legal volley and their hat, towel, or sunglasses fall into the non-volley zone, is it a kitchen fault? 43. What happens if a driven shot strikes the horizontal bar along the ground under a portable net and bounces into the opponent's court? 44. If the ball hits a player's finger while that hand is holding the paddle handle, is it in play? 45. A spectator is telling my opponent how to hit the ball. Is this legal? 46. My opponent just spat at me. What happens? 47. What happens if I am bleeding during a game? 48. I cut myself can I continue playing 49. What happens when a wheelchair contacts the outside of the service area? 50. What happens when a wheelchair is on a pickleball court? 51. What happens when a ball is broken or cracked? 52. What if I just tore my pants, what happens? 53. What I just told my pants what happens 54. If I can't reach a ball can I throw my paddle to hit it 55. Can I throw my paddle to hit a ball I cannot reach? 56. The net just broken and fell on the floor during our rally what happens 57. What happens if the net collapses during our rally? 58. In a tournament event can one mixed doubles team consist only of men 59. Who must make up a mixed doubles team? 60. In tournaments what age do I have to be to play in a junior event 61. How old can a player be for a junior tournament event? 62. What is the first tiebreaker 63. What is the first tie breaker for round-robin standings? 64. Explain standard scoring formats 65. What tournament match formats use standard scoring? 66. Explain rally scoring match formats provisional rule 67. What are the provisional tournament rally scoring formats? 68. Explain the responsibilities of the tournament director 69. Give me an overview of Section 16: Tournament Director Responsibilities 70. Tell me about Section 17 referee responsibilities 71. Summarize Section 17 Referee Responsibilities 72. Explain unsportsmanlike conduct and related penalties 73. Tell me about retirements and withdrawals 74. Explain on officiated tournament play 75. What is inclusive play 76. Explain Appendix A. 77. Explain Appendix A.1. 78. Explain Appendix A.2. 79. Explain Appendix B. 80. Explain the Rulebook Index. 81. Are Appendix B and the Index referenced? 82. What is a double bounce? 83. My paddle hit the net after the ball bounced twice, is it a fault? 84. My pedal hit the net after the ball bounced twice, is it a fault? 85. Can I step in the kitchen after a smash if the ball bounced before I hit it? 86. What happens when a pickleball bounces in the kitchen zone, can I step into it? 87. Can I step in the kitchen after a smash if it was a volley? 88. Standard scoring 89. Calling the score in singles 90. Can I make a drop serve 91. Can I play barefoot? 92. Can I play without shoes? 93. 10 A and all sub-points 94. In Raleigh situations where must the return ball be placed 95. A ball from a different court landed on our court during a live rally. What happens? 96. What happens when a bowl from another court lands on my court during a rally? 97. What happens when a bull from another court lands on my court during a rally? 98. An extra ball fell out of my pocket while the ball was live. Is it a fault? 99. Tell me about the net and support systems during play 100. Explain the net and net support system during play 101. Can you tell me about gender restrictions 102. What gender categories and restrictions apply to tournament events? 103. Tell me about tournament play 104. What does Part III Tournament Play cover? 105. Tell me about dead balls false and hinders 106. What motion must serve or service follow 107. What motion requirements must a volley serve follow? 108. Explain the ball released during a service 109. What are the ball-release requirements for a serve? 110. Explain the service for a double game 111. How does serving work in doubles? 112. Can my serve touch the kitchen line? 113. What happens when a served ball lands in the non-volley zone? 114. Does the serve have to clear the kitchen?