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Buddy vs. Cliff, 2001 DCC
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Buddy can tell if the 5 ball goes, and he would shoot it only if he can get shape on the stripe on the short rail. Otherwise, I think he shoots Ace's shot, or passes that up to cut the ball farthest to the right, so he can go back up to the head rail with the cueball.If it ain't funny, it ain't much.
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I definitely like Ace's combination, as long as it's not a natural scratch in the corner...that said...
...because I don't believe the cueball is going to take the path that Ace suggests, i.e. hitting the 15 dead center...I believe it will deflect off the combinated balls to the outside of that 15 ball, hopefully clipping it and deflecting over to the long rail.
- GhostLast edited by One Pocket Ghost; 12-02-2012, 02:18 AM.jrhendy: Ghost does come up with shots that others don't see.
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Originally posted by Fast Lenny View PostI would shoot the 11 ball over toward the stripe nearest my hole and bringing whitey back over by Cliffs side pocket, just keeping things simple but very effective although the angle might be a little off for this shot.
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Originally posted by vapros View PostBuddy can tell if the 5 ball goes, and he would shoot it only if he can get shape on the stripe on the short rail. Otherwise, I think he shoots Ace's shot, or passes that up to cut the ball farthest to the right, so he can go back up to the head rail with the cueball.Originally posted by Fast Lenny View PostI would shoot the 11 ball over toward the stripe nearest my hole and bringing whitey back over by Cliffs side pocket, just keeping things simple but very effective although the angle might be a little off for this shot.Originally posted by wincardona View PostI like soft drawing off the 8ball opening up the balls on my side of the table. The cue ball should hit the outside of either the 14ball or the 13ball and then float to the side rail.
Dr. Bill
although a stop shot might leave him a bank on the 7?? into the stripe by his pocket cue ball following to cliffs side rail and behind the stack
alot to be said for simple (best shot(for you) is the one you know you can execute)
for me i like the draw off the 8
its an investment for the future and not too difficult to execute
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id have to be at the table to say yay or nay for me on aces shot
to get the stripe on cliffs side to go past the side pocket as diagrammed you would have to hit fairly firmly
the balls would have to lined up right so the caroms would work as ace depicted
also to make a 3 ball combo with the amount of distance between the balls is no gimmee
if it doesnt go i think with the cue ball in close proximity to the balls around buddy pocket(ie on or near the short rail) it could leave cliff options to counter the move
the other shots
except for shooting the 5
leave the stack in the way
i like that
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Originally posted by gulfportdoc View PostBuddy has just made a straight-back, and has left himself this layout. The announcers believe that the 5-ball can be made straight in. What's the best shot here; and what did Buddy do? ~Doc
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Well, y'all had some great ideas! I like several of the suggestions. As it happens, Billy I. gets closest to the cookie (a birthday cookie). Buddy studied the table for almost 5 minutes. He then fired in the combination on the 5 ball, hitting the 8 ball first:
The balls spread open nicely toward his hole, but surprisingly, he didn't have a viable follow-up shot!
He moved some balls to his hole, and played a safety. They went back and forth. Cliff ultimately left Buddy a shot. Buddy proceeded to run out, and Cliff conceded... ~Doc
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Originally posted by gulfportdoc View PostWell, y'all had some great ideas! I like several of the suggestions. As it happens, Billy I. gets closest to the cookie (a birthday cookie). Buddy studied the table for almost 5 minutes. He then fired in the combination on the 5 ball, hitting the 8 ball first:
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The balls spread open nicely toward his hole, but surprisingly, he didn't have a viable follow-up shot!
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He moved some balls to his hole, and played a safety. They went back and forth. Cliff ultimately left Buddy a shot. Buddy proceeded to run out, and Cliff conceded... ~Doc
Dr. Bill
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