And the pocket size looks to be 5''.
Hola Dennis...
I'd bank the 7 into the 8 and send the CB two/three rails uptable.
Goodwin just broke and it's Cook's shot. What would you do?
I played Steve much later in his career and got some valuable lessons at $10 a game
I am with john on this one -
Good Eye Senor, where ya been ?
Goodwin just broke and it's Cook's shot. What would you do?
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You progress as the snail, Butterfly, but your path is as sure as the arrow.
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Hola Dennis...
I'd bank the 7 into the 8 and send the CB two/three rails uptable.
I'm considering the attached options. I like option 2 best, but although option 3 presents the most risk for sell out, if I am cutting good that day then I would shoot at it considering that the best time to take a risk if one is inclined to do so is at the beginning of the game.
The first two pics didn't give me much to look at. I stared at the 3rd pic for 5 minutes before deciding on my shot. I would shoot the 3 ball to kick the 8 ball away from his pocket. There is a natural shape line for the cue ball to go up table on Cook's side.
I wish there was a pic from behind the cue ball. Just can't see all the shooting lanes from these pics.....
What about force following through the 7, hoping to take out all three balls with emphasis on trying to follow under the 8 if the 15 misses it.
Hi Disco,
On option 3 that 6 ball has to travel about 16 inches, there is no way the cue ball is going to stop where you have it diagrammed. It would have to travel well passed mid table.....JMHO