This article aims to describe and analyze indicators of gaming actions in table tennis athletes, based on an observational methodology with various categorization components. For this purpose, 3 matches of 4 athletes from a table tennis club were recorded by means of digital video cameras for their later visualization and analysis. The data used for each of the categories were organized, stored, and quantified in a database. It was recorded that the duration of the matches was 14.49 ± 3.86, distributed in a 0.20 ± 0.05 pause between goals and a 0.31 ± 0.06 pause between games. The total number of strokes per game was 771.67 ± 26,131. The results indicate these categorization components were reliable for the evaluation and objective description of the game actions, as well as their temporal structure for each participant. Similarly, the results showed differences in the categories of the players evaluated, which accounts for the individual performance of each athlete based on different elements that can be improved in their training.