Yeah, that's the shot I was looking at (for Buddy). Depending upon how thin he has to cut the 14, he could either play shape for the 8, bank the 8 to his side, draw whitey into the stack, or miss the 8 and kick into the stack. the nice thing is that with the two balls clustered up on the opponent's side, the shooter is not in much danger of selling out anything.I playing the 14 off the 15?, hitting the edge ball of the stack and playing position on the 8 ball.
Bill S.
I'd be trying to hide the CB and make sure not to hit the 8 ball into the balls tied up near his pocket.
Rod.
I would also take Rod's shot just because it reliably offers good cue ball position with offensive improvement to my side of the table.
i would also go for rods shot here.
but would also especially against a weaker player look at hitting the two ball off the thirteen and banking it up and down and leaving it near my hole and having the thirteen go to my side and leave him in the top of the stack. this shot doesnt turn the cue ball loose.
i would also go for rods shot here.
but would also especially against a weaker player look at hitting the two ball off the thirteen and banking it up and down and leaving it near my hole and having the thirteen go to my side and leave him in the top of the stack. this shot doesnt turn the cue ball loose.
guys i know some of the wwyd i have posted lately arent very sexy
with creative incredible shots.............
but its to show that sometimes the pros do play not so sexy shots................:heh....but effective
buddy did hit the 2 into the stripe sending the stripe to his side and burying the cueball on top of the stack
heres the shot and how he left it for efren
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I saw exactly that shot happening, but the return shot you'll ''Recieve :heh" is gonna hurt. You could corral the cue ball next.
I think what he means is that Reyes will just dink the 6-9-12 cluster, knocking a ball or two into play for him, and freezing the CB onto the 10-3, completely burying the CB into a "corral".could you explain what you mean please??
thanks