Ten players, one criterion, and no partial credit for a rough idea. Order them by market value, by age, by height, by how many clubs they have played for. Ranking is a harder skill than recognition: you can know every one of these players well and still have no idea which of two similar careers is worth more.
📊 Play Rank It →Ten players and one criterion: market value, age, height, clubs played for or popularity. The players arrive one at a time, and you place each in the slot where you think it belongs without knowing who comes next. Only exact positions score, with a bonus for getting five, eight or all ten right. The result shows where each player really ranked, so you see at once which placements were off.
Place the clear top and clear bottom first, then work inwards. The middle is where the points are lost, so give it the time you saved.
Fame and market value drift apart sharply after 30. A household name at the end of their career often ranks below someone you barely know.
A placed player cannot be moved. Until you have seen a few names, keep the middle slots free for the players you cannot yet place.
When two players share a value, such as the same birthday or the same height, either order between them scores.
A football game where you order a group of players by a given criterion — market value, age, height, clubs played for or popularity.
Yes. A player only scores in the exact slot, and five, eight or ten correct slots add a bonus.
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