Use the six as blocker, pinch hit between it and rail so as you opponent is NOT able to do it again, and is forced to open up access to the 14 ball by the pocket or take a scratch and lag below it.
I'm gonna smack the 6 into the 14 and hope one or both get outta there.
Rod.
Use the six as blocker, pinch hit between it and rail so as you opponent is NOT able to do it again, and is forced to open up access to the 14 ball by the pocket or take a scratch and lag below it.
I'm gonna smack the 6 into the 14 and hope one or both get outta there.
Rod.
I agree,if you play a lot of onepocket your speed has a lot to do with it. That means trust your stroke.What about thinning the 6 and sending the cue ball two or three rails under or behind the 14. I think, if the shot is there, I would play for under the 14 so as to increase my chances of not leaving a bank on either ball.
kollegedave
The key word there, Rod, is "hope." I think you should only ask for hope as a last resort.
Often a simple bunt and stall will yield redemption.
Beard
As to the hope part, I've always been a lucky player.
I probably bunt that shot as much as anyone, if you don't freeze the CB first you can easily lose the game with him needing two.
Rod.
I'm gonna smack the 6 into the 14 and hope one or both get outta there.
Rod.
........ if you don't freeze the CB first you can easily lose the game with him needing two.
Rod.
im gonna double bank the six because i can and i need only one ball.
Use the six as blocker, pinch hit between it and rail so as you opponent is NOT able to do it again, and is forced to open up access to the 14 ball by the pocket or take a scratch and lag below it.
i apologize....the laptop that i had the pictures saved and edited on hard drive literally fell out last night and i cant get it to work....
anyway, svb did indeed shoot the 6 into 14 and in doing so, pocketed the 14 for benny. they played for the remaining ball for several innings and benny eventually got out with a nifty cut.
the match came down to the last ball with svb winning 3-2.
i apologize....the laptop that i had the pictures saved and edited on hard drive literally fell out last night and i cant get it to work....
anyway, svb did indeed shoot the 6 into 14 and in doing so, pocketed the 14 for benny. they played for the remaining ball for several innings and benny eventually got out with a nifty cut.
the match came down to the last ball with svb winning 3-2.