I just broke and was left with a good spread.
But I screwed it up. What do you think I should have played?
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How Should I have run this?:D
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I just broke and was left with a good spread.
But I screwed it up. What do you think I should have played?
Tough one
Hello Dennis:
This is not as easy as it look on video. I'm still not happy with my tries.
Best
Michael
Hello Dennis:
This is not as easy as it look on video. I'm still not happy with my tries.
Best
Michael
I had just ran 11 balls when I double-clicked at the center of the table and then went to the ad, which deleted what I had done...
Cuetable: If you read this, can you please make the ads come in a pop-up window instead of the window we are working in?
Anyway. It sure wasn't so easy running it out, but I found a way.
Make the 4, draw back a little, make the 3 and play the cueball to the center of the table trying to get straight to make the 10 in the bottom left corner. If you fail to get good position on the 10 you still have lots of choices. You can make the 2-ball, or you can get rid of the 8 and the 6 early in the game. As BlackJack use to say: "It is always smart to get to the center of the table and re-evalute the table"
Stun the 10, then stunshot to make the 5 in the top left, 7 in the bottom left with some follow. Make the 14 in the top left, 13 in the bottom left, play position to the 12 in the top side pocket.
Make the 12 and play the cueball to the center. Now you can choose either the 2, 11 or the 8. I would go for the 8, then the 6 in the top sidepocket with follow. Make the 11, draw the cueball back a little.
Then pocket the 2, make the cueball hit the longrail, or draw, to get position to the 9. I would like to get as straight in as possible on the 9, and then draw back just a little bit.
The breakshot will be the cueball on the third diamond line, hitting the 1 with follow. With this breakshot you will most likely hit the second ball (from the bottom of the rack), and get a nice spread on the next rack. The cueball will hit the shortrail and bounce back out on the table, around where you broke from.
Cuetable: If you read this, can you please make the ads come in a pop-up window instead of the window we are working in?
Anyway. It sure wasn't so easy running it out, but I found a way.
Make the 4, draw back a little, make the 3 and play the cueball to the center of the table trying to get straight to make the 10 in the bottom left corner. If you fail to get good position on the 10 you still have lots of choices. You can make the 2-ball, or you can get rid of the 8 and the 6 early in the game. As BlackJack use to say: "It is always smart to get to the center of the table and re-evalute the table"
Stun the 10, then stunshot to make the 5 in the top left, 7 in the bottom left with some follow. Make the 14 in the top left, 13 in the bottom left, play position to the 12 in the top side pocket.
Make the 12 and play the cueball to the center. Now you can choose either the 2, 11 or the 8. I would go for the 8, then the 6 in the top sidepocket with follow. Make the 11, draw the cueball back a little.
Then pocket the 2, make the cueball hit the longrail, or draw, to get position to the 9. I would like to get as straight in as possible on the 9, and then draw back just a little bit.
The breakshot will be the cueball on the third diamond line, hitting the 1 with follow. With this breakshot you will most likely hit the second ball (from the bottom of the rack), and get a nice spread on the next rack. The cueball will hit the shortrail and bounce back out on the table, around where you broke from.
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Marop's choice
Bill decided to finish my run:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=8451856761818312265
Bill decided to finish my run:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=8451856761818312265
How about the 2-ball in the sidepocket? 
