APA Jack & Jill score chart
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I'm pretty sure it goes like this (and these numbers don't make the slightest bit of sense, but anyway...):
SL 5 or below (combined): 14
6: 19
7: 25
8: 31
9: 38
10: 46
The only number that makes sense is the 31 for the combined 8, since two 4s go to 31 anyway. But doing it this way STRONGLY favors the lower-skilled players, don't you think? Two 5s have to make more balls than they would in a normal match.
SL 5 or below (combined): 14
6: 19
7: 25
8: 31
9: 38
10: 46
The only number that makes sense is the 31 for the combined 8, since two 4s go to 31 anyway. But doing it this way STRONGLY favors the lower-skilled players, don't you think? Two 5s have to make more balls than they would in a normal match.
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Yeah, you'd think they'd average the skill levels (the way they do in Scotch Doubles 8-ball), but they don't, as far as I know.
There is no jack and jill 9 ball for APA. Just 9 ball doubles.
14 - 5
19 - 6
25 - 7
31 - 8
38 - 9
46 - 10
55 - 11
We played last year in Vegas as a 10 and got VERY lucky to win a few matches, we ended up losing to a combined 6.
Your totals are for singles. In the doubles the numbers are changed.
Just like someone else mentioned it does favor the lower rated players.
Here is a link to the flyer
http://www.poolplayers.com/documents/9-BallDoublesChamp-color0922bt_000.pdf
Yes, 9 ball Doubles absolutely favors the lower handicap, I (we) played in it as a 9 in 06' and 07'...both years a team with a total of 5 handicap won it. Closest we could get was 8th....and that was tough, won two matches 31-13.
Dom