J.R.
Verified Member
Since the cue ball is in a position that would allow a good spinning stroke on the cue ball, I would bank the 1-ball with high left spin and allow the cue ball to rebound off the long rail on my opponent's side of the table and back to the area of the foot rail between the middle and first diamonds on my side of the table. It is important that the cue ball gets past the center diamond on the foot rail to my side of the table; because of this importance my focus would be entirely on the cue ball. Hopefully, the 1-ball would be able to get close enough to my side of the table and become a significant complication for any subsequent shot selection my opponent would have available.