Looks to me like a little firm cut on the 9 ships out all three of those balls.
What about a power draw just right-of-center on the 10, sending the 10 two rails into the 9/4, concentrating on just pulling the cue back along opponent's side rail towards the head rail? What's the score, by the way?[/QUOTE]
7-0 darren ahead
Drive the nine into an approx. half ball hit into the ten. Drift the cue ball forward with a slight force follow ( or stun follow for those who like that description better). Do not hit the four. Instead, use the four to hide the remaining balls. The nine and ten move out of town and the threat is over.
Tom
Drive the nine into an approx. half ball hit into the ten. Drift the cue ball forward with a slight force follow ( or stun follow for those who like that description better). Do not hit the four. Instead, use the four to hide the remaining balls. The nine and ten move out of town and the threat is over.
Tom
Looks to me like a little firm cut on the 9 ships out all three of those balls.
Drive the nine into an approx. half ball hit into the ten. Drift the cue ball forward with a slight force follow ( or stun follow for those who like that description better). Do not hit the four. Instead, use the four to hide the remaining balls. The nine and ten move out of town and the threat is over.
Tom
Carom off the fifteen ball, open up the stack a little and go behind the ten ball. This should put the heat on Sylver and put Darren in a good spot.