I realize that this one's a little touchy, and may not go as cleanly as the other ones. Just to let everyone know, I scan a YouTube video until I see what might be a good layout, and then I don't look past that point to see what the player actually does with it. That would be no fun for me. I want to play too. If anyone wants to share a layout, feel free!
I guess I'll start this one. This is a little wild, but here goes...
11, 10, 2, 13, 5, 3, 14, 7, 4
Pinch draw the 11 for a straightish shot on the 10 in the upper right corner. 2 in the side or upper right corner, both 13 and 5 in the bottom right corner, 3 bottom left corner to get the cue ball in the rack for a stop shot on the 14 in the left side or upper left corner, 7-ball bottom left corner swinging one rail around the 4 break ball for position. There may even be an opportunity when the cue ball is in the rack to shoot the 14 and nudge the 4 to a slightly better break ball and take the 7 however it needs to be taken for position on the 4-ball break.