alleryStart learning →A gray knight is a bidder seen as
ABetter than the white knight
BWorse than the black knight
CBetween black and white knight
DUnrelated to the target
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Between black and white knight
A gray knight joins the bidding and is seen as more favorable than the black knight but less than the white knight.
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