Interesting pattern Corey has come up with for 8b.
It not only ensures an even spread for his chosen group,
it leaves an ugly cluster for the opponent's group.
He breaks from the corner, hitting the 2nd row ball squarely,
maybe 15-17 mph.
Here's the pattern he used each time. Because he can switch
stripes with other stripes, or solids with other solids,
or just swap the entire group...
he apparently doesn't technically violate any rule about pattern racking.
This is what he was left after the break on his own racks.
You can see what's happening near the right side of the rack area.
Not hard to guess which group he chose in each example.
I believe he got out every time too though he still had some
hairy situations to deal with.
It not only ensures an even spread for his chosen group,
it leaves an ugly cluster for the opponent's group.
He breaks from the corner, hitting the 2nd row ball squarely,
maybe 15-17 mph.
Here's the pattern he used each time. Because he can switch
stripes with other stripes, or solids with other solids,
or just swap the entire group...
he apparently doesn't technically violate any rule about pattern racking.

This is what he was left after the break on his own racks.
You can see what's happening near the right side of the rack area.
Not hard to guess which group he chose in each example.
I believe he got out every time too though he still had some
hairy situations to deal with.


