B. Hall vs. M. Marquez 1998 W.O.P.

LSJohn

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Hall just broke and it's Marco's shot. What would you do?

I see no path for 3 rails off the 15. It might be possible to follow straight through the 5, banking the 2-5 away and leaving CB on the long rail. If that doesn't look right, I'd draw off the 15 toward Buddy's pocket.
 

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If it lays right, and if the 5 ball has a path past the 13 ball, I'm shooting the 5 into the bottom half of the 12 ball sending it across to my pocket while the 5 banks up table and the CB freezes on the top of the 7 ball. That's if it looks good at the table. If it's not on, I'm banking the 15 over about 3 feet and putting whitey on the joint, doubling him up with the 3 and leaving him straight in at my pocket on the 15 ball.
 

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If it lays right, and if the 5 ball has a path past the 13 ball, I'm shooting the 5 into the bottom half of the 12 ball sending it across to my pocket while the 5 banks up table and the CB freezes on the top of the 7 ball. That's if it looks good at the table. If it's not on, I'm banking the 15 over about 3 feet and putting whitey on the joint, doubling him up with the 3 and leaving him straight in at my pocket on the 15 ball.

That second one works pretty well if the others don't. Good thought.
 

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Looks like the 5 ball is lined up to hit the right side of the 10 ball?(by pocket) If so, using a slight draw to keep Q ball behind the 7.
The 5 could also be lined up to kick the 10 ball away from pocket, keeping the Q ball on the 7.
I don't usually like leaving opponent on wrong side of stack, but sometimes ya gotta do what ya gotta do....
 

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Bank that stripe across side. Leave whitey on 1st diamond on top rail. 3 and 10 are doubled up.
 

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This shot is pretty easy, just bank the fifteen cross table to your side and leave the cue ball on the end rail with Hall not having anything except a combination.
 

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Bank that stripe across side. Leave whitey on 1st diamond on top rail. 3 and 10 are doubled up.

This is a good shot and it's probably what I would do unless I saw something while at the table.

The one pitfall of this shot is leaving a cross-corner bank into the stack that will be completely safe and probably cause more trouble for me.

Dennis
 

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This is a good shot and it's probably what I would do unless I saw something while at the table.

The one pitfall of this shot is leaving a cross-corner bank into the stack that will be completely safe and probably cause more trouble for me.

Dennis

The cross wouldn't be a problem if the 15 were only banked across the table about 3 feet and the CB left on the end rail in the middle of the table. However since Buddy kicks very well, the 12 ball might be a problem. He would definitely shoot the kick on the 12 from up table and would be better than 50% to make it and get more, perhaps all the way out. Jmo
 

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The cross wouldn't be a problem if the 15 were only banked across the table about 3 feet and the CB left on the end rail in the middle of the table. However since Buddy kicks very well, the 12 ball might be a problem. He would definitely shoot the kick on the 12 from up table and would be better than 50% to make it and get more, perhaps all the way out. Jmo

Tough kick right there, to far off the rail.
 

Cowboy Dennis

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The cross wouldn't be a problem if the 15 were only banked across the table about 3 feet and the CB left on the end rail in the middle of the table. However since Buddy kicks very well, the 12 ball might be a problem. He would definitely shoot the kick on the 12 from up table and would be better than 50% to make it and get more, perhaps all the way out. Jmo

Yep, keep the ball off the rail and you're good.

P.S. I only show who the players are to give people a sense of the match. I always figure I'm playing an equal opponent an even game in these WWYD's.

Dennis
 
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