Ghorst Ruiz 8 ball Match Predator

[Island Drive]

Take a look at the layout at the 7:17 mark, second game and freeze it.
I always enjoy looking at ball patterns and coming up with what I know the player should have chosen/and didn't, then see em struggle more than they should and still get out another way.
The shot I liked with Ghorst at the table, beginning of second game just after the break shot.
The shot I preferred was shooting at the 8 ball/thin, which hits the stripe/by the cusion THICK & it slows down the 12 as it heads towards foot rail, removing the chance it would effect your two lower solid balls. Also the 11 ball will bank/bump the 8 Out. Perfect, your now straight in on the one ball.


https://www.google.com/search?gs_ss...fpstate=ive&vld=cid:15504013,vid:0JmezF9q5qk1 ball.

 

[skogstokig]

Take a look at the layout at the 7:17 mark, second game and freeze it.
I always enjoy looking at ball patterns and coming up with what I know the player should have chosen/and didn't, then see em struggle more than they should and still get out another way.
The shot I liked with Ghorst at the table, beginning of second game just after the break shot.
The shot I preferred was shooting at the 8 ball/thin, which hits the stripe/by the cusion THICK & it slows down the 12 as it heads towards foot rail, removing the chance it would effect your two lower solid balls. Also the 11 ball will bank/bump the 8 Out. Perfect, your now straight in on the 1 ball.

what's your take on wiktors shot selection at 1:31:41?

i was thinking a safe behind the 1-ball is fairly easy, going the same route he was going with whitey when shooting the bank. pressure situation, but he only really has to hide him from the 5-ball. no need to over hit it.

 

[Island Drive]

I'll take a look.... great board play wins more Often.

 

[FeelDaShot]

Take a look at the layout at the 7:17 mark, second game and freeze it.
I always enjoy looking at ball patterns and coming up with what I know the player should have chosen/and didn't, then see em struggle more than they should and still get out another way.
The shot I liked with Ghorst at the table, beginning of second game just after the break shot.
The shot I preferred was shooting at the 8 ball/thin, which hits the stripe/by the cusion THICK & it slows down the 12 as it heads towards foot rail, removing the chance it would effect your two lower solid balls. Also the 11 ball will bank/bump the 8 Out. Perfect, your now straight in on the one ball.


https://www.google.com/search?gs_ss...fpstate=ive&vld=cid:15504013,vid:0JmezF9q5qk1 ball.

This doesn't make any sense. Why would anyone shoot at the 8-ball? Are you suggesting some type of a safe? Or is a ball being pocketed after contact with the 8? I don't get your logic at all. Maybe we aren't looking at the same layout.

 

[Island Drive]

Shoot straight into the 12 playing the combo.

 

[Bob Jewett]

Take a look at the layout at the 7:17 mark, second game and freeze it.
I always enjoy looking at ball patterns and coming up with what I know the player should have chosen/and didn't, then see em struggle more than they should and still get out another way.
The shot I liked with Ghorst at the table, beginning of second game just after the break shot.
The shot I preferred was shooting at the 8 ball/thin, which hits the stripe/by the cusion THICK & it slows down the 12 as it heads towards foot rail, removing the chance it would effect your two lower solid balls. Also the 11 ball will bank/bump the 8 Out. Perfect, your now straight in on the one ball.

Here is a direct link to the break of that rack in the video -- might not work on phones...

Shoot straight into the 12 playing the combo.

So, you're calling the 12-8-4 combo in the side. Is that correct?