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Daily puzzle, beat SVB!
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On my phone and don’t know how to add table but, if I have to play offense, play the 1 first. Hopefully leave the cue ball near it’s original position. Bank the 2 and hope for a shot on the 3.
IRL, I play safe off the 3, snuggle up to the 11, so my opponent’s only opportunity is to move the 11. Which hopefully opens a pocket for the 2.
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I like this one too, you would still have options to go across table if you didnt get good enough on the 2.:thumbup:
Jason
Well sure - but my mouse hardly ever misses those long straightback crossbanks with inside kill.
pj
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The circus shots are fun, but this is probably what I'd shoot with somebody shooting back.
pj
chgo
Didn’t consider this, but after seeing it, looks doable and no more difficult than other solutions. I like it and wish I had seen it first.
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I like it because I know it - getting a little too steep on a cut shot and having to go across and back for shape is more familiar than I like to admit.
pj
chgo
My original suggestion of playing the 1 with right draw for position on the 3 is possible but at the limit and it depends on the cloth a lot. Here is another way to play shape on the 3 so you can get straight in on the 2. The graphics and simulation of the shot are from Virtual Pool 4. The shot looks a little different when the balls are drawn to scale.
![CropperCapture[300].jpg](https://forums.azbilliards.com/data/attachments/382/382280-d295982c92944afeccc2b0fc58e50974.jpg?hash=0pWYLJKUSv "CropperCapture[300].jpg")
Here it is on a bar table.
![CropperCapture[301].jpg](https://forums.azbilliards.com/data/attachments/382/382281-22dd9810f516fc72bddcab546b233931.jpg?hash=It2YEPUW_H "CropperCapture[301].jpg")
Here it is on a bar table.
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