I agree with you Alan. Until there is a big table rating list, nobody will be quite sure what B/C means in this state. What if someone is rated a A or A+ at Shooters Wed. tourney? Does that mean that they can't play in Two Stooges B/C tourney? If everyone was on the same page, it would make these handicapped tournamnets a lot less confusing and more accurate.

Theres more too it than just comparing them to state rankings. Not counting anything for bar table etc..
A b/c player does not mean a b or less my state ratings. A player use to mean(Still does to some) basicly a good masters player. B/C ment those below that. It use to be a AND B/C was the same as saying Masters and open. While I agree some tournaments are horrible with this. You cant just compare this to state ratings. Just like you cant compare mens and womans ratings equally. Its not that simple.

I have never seen anybody, let alone a B/C player, run 4 racks in a row without breaking!

I meant just throwing the balls on the table and then shooting.

pfffhh! anybody can run a rack throwing 2 balls at a time on the table