gulfportdoc
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As promised, here is a legitimate layout from their finals match. Joyner is up 1 to -1 in this first game of the match. He is faced with this layout. What did Joyner do to run out? What would YOU do? ~Doc
Parica/Joyner 2002 DCC
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tsk7878
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wwyd
wwyd
combo bank the 2/3,could go lucky from there
wwyd
combo bank the 2/3,could go lucky from there
jtompilot
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Rail first kick into the 4, looks like the 11 is dead.
androd
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Graze the 9ball off the 4ball, force the CB into the stripe next to the 4ball to open the 11ball for position.
Rod.
Rod.
WillieNilly
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Kick straight into the rail with R.H. and try to catch the 4 full and play the 11 ball. I dont want to contact the 9 with the 4.....it may getin the way of the 11.
Balls should be wide open and Qbert in town.
Theoretically.....
Balls should be wide open and Qbert in town.
Theoretically.....
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Three rail the ball you have marked 15 {actually looks like the 14 in the pic. }
Use a high ball hit .
Use a high ball hit .
backplaying
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If that 1 and 10 are wired to make the 15, I can see him kicking one rail at it. I remember Ronnie Allen kicking at some crazy stuff, back when many thought kicking was a sign of a weak player. Looks like he has many options.
I only like the combo bank if I think I can get above that 6 without opening up those 3 balls on may opponents side of the rack. I dislike the 9 for the same reason. Messing with the 6 or 8 only make it more difficult for me to defend the ball by my hole.
I really like kicking into the 4, leaving the CB near the stripe that's just above the 4. I think the 9 moves the 3 down a bit blocking a return kick. That looks pretty solid.
Cliff probably did something much more aggressive.
I really like kicking into the 4, leaving the CB near the stripe that's just above the 4. I think the 9 moves the 3 down a bit blocking a return kick. That looks pretty solid.
Cliff probably did something much more aggressive.
gulfportdoc
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Cliff's solution
Cliff's solution
In keeping with the Cardone "24 hour rule", I hasten to indicate the solution that Cliff chose. Right outta the chute, Mkbtank chose the option that Cliff used, so he gets a big cookie. However the shot wasn't free if he missed. I wouldn't have had the fortitude to take this shot, but to Cliff it was a "must take".
Starting with the 6 ball, Cliff ran out to his hill ball-- the bank on the 2 ball. He hung it in his hole. Jose tried to kick it out, but it was too deep. Joyner won that game.
~Doc
Cliff's solution
In keeping with the Cardone "24 hour rule", I hasten to indicate the solution that Cliff chose.
Right outta the chute, Mkbtank chose the option that Cliff used, so he gets a big cookie. However the shot wasn't free if he missed. I wouldn't have had the fortitude to take this shot, but to Cliff it was a "must take". Starting with the 6 ball, Cliff ran out to his hill ball-- the bank on the 2 ball. He hung it in his hole. Jose tried to kick it out, but it was too deep. Joyner won that game.
~Doc
Parica/Joyner 2002 DCC
Nom nom nom.. Thanks. Man that 2 really did sell out though lol.
In keeping with the Cardone "24 hour rule", I hasten to indicate the solution that Cliff chose.
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Starting with the 6 ball, Cliff ran out to his hill ball-- the bank on the 2 ball. He hung it in his hole. Jose tried to kick it out, but it was too deep. Joyner won that game.
~Doc
Nom nom nom.
. Thanks. Man that 2 really did sell out though lol.
Island Drive
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Clip the thirteen and lay on long rail.