Frank Almanza
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Maybe his intention was to hit the two ball and get it out of the area. Leaving the two there would allow Shane to use it to get him back into the pack.Cowboy Dennis said:
Maybe his intention was to hit the two ball and get it out of the area. Leaving the two there would allow Shane to use it to get him back into the pack.Cowboy Dennis said:
SJDinPHX said:I agree Bill, but he didn't...Now on to Shanes shot,...If Shane can see the 9 ball, he can shoot it into the 2, make the 9 and leave it on the rail (on Lee's side) about 6'' below the side pocket..Another good option,I like even better, would be to kick one rail at the 2 ball, just barely hard enough to make it, and leave the cue ball behind the 9. BIG trouble for Lee.
androd said:Duck, at what layout are you looking ? See post # 13= 2nd pic.
Rod.
Cowboy Dennis said:He's looking at the right layout Rod, he's just calling the 12 ball the 9 ball. I think this is his shot. What do you say Duckbreath?
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wincardona said:Chances are that Lee didn't have the angle to bend kick at the 8 ball so he had to look elsewhere. Lee may have even played to strike the 2 ball first and hopes to move the balls away from Shanes side, we'll never know.
Shane can kick semi softly off the side rail and back into the 7 ball. With this shot if he is able to get a ball to a rail he will really put Lee in a lot of trouble. If he's not able to get a ball to a rail Lee will still be in big trouble with a bleak future.
Billy I.
treeMan said:I like this. If there was ever a time for an offensive intentional scratch, this is it. Either tap the cue ball where it is or soft kick back to the stack.
petie said:I agree with you(both your shots) and Dr. Billie. I'd really like to give him this exact position. The only thing is, in DCC, if I'm not mistaken, you can't just tap the cue ball with your ferrule any more. You have to do some sort of minimum shot. Does anybody know the rule?