The people I think of as C players are incapable of beating the 5-ball ghost. As for the rest, it depends a lot on the table, which I think can make a 2-ball difference in your ghost level.Johnnyt said:Does these rankings make sense for 5,6,7,8,9, and 10-ball beating the different ghosts in 7 game sets?
5 ?ball =C player
6 ?ball= C+ player
7 ?ball=-B player
8 ?ball=B player
9 ?ball=B+ player
10 ball=A player
Johnnyt
Bob Jewett said:The people I think of as C players are incapable of beating the 5-ball ghost. As for the rest, it depends a lot on the table, which I think can make a 2-ball difference in your ghost level.
sjm said:On medium-difficulty equipment, in my opinion:
Anyone who can beat the ten ball ghost is a strong A+ or better.
An "A" is just a slight favorite to beat the nine ball ghost.
A "B" player should be able to play the six ball ghost even.
A "C" player should be able to beat the three ball ghost but should be overmatched by the four ball ghost.
HarleyKR07 said:Please tell me who this Ghost guy is and does he like to gamble??!!:wink:
I would say rankings are fair enough.:thumbup: