I've got a pattern in mind that I think I'd go with, anyone like something specific with this layout?
Here's another layout ....
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That's what I came up with, too.
depending on how secure you are with your white control and high speed breaks, you might choose to play the 10 after the 4, so you have still two nice break shots as alternatives, if you slightly misplace whitey after the 10... (on a bad day I might choose this way... pssssst don't tell anybody... if I go this way I feel slightly insecure that day 
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This is what I had in mind.
Really couldn't any of those balls be used as a breakshot going one rail
into the stack?
Pattern
Every ball on the table can be used as a break shot but the pattern that jumped right out at me when I first looked at the diagram was:
2,3,4,1,10, 5
Ron: We wrote our comments at the same time.....LOL
Every ball on the table can be used as a break shot but the pattern that jumped right out at me when I first looked at the diagram was:
2,3,4,1,10, 5
Ron: We wrote our comments at the same time.....LOL
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Omfg!!!
OMG, Steve, we think alike! I looked at the table and decided I like the 10 as the key ball best because it's the only shot that brings the CB toward the break ball into the angle. Then I figured the 2, 3, 4, 1 would be the easiest way to clean up the bottom of the table. I scrolled down wondering if I'd be the only one with that pattern and the first one I saw was yours - identical to mine. That's awesome!
Ron F
OMG, Steve, we think alike! I looked at the table and decided I like the 10 as the key ball best because it's the only shot that brings the CB toward the break ball into the angle. Then I figured the 2, 3, 4, 1 would be the easiest way to clean up the bottom of the table. I scrolled down wondering if I'd be the only one with that pattern and the first one I saw was yours - identical to mine. That's awesome!
Ron F
That's the order that made the most sense to me too.
Now for something a little different. I am looking to maximize my position zone going into the break shot & moving the CB along the shot line, not against it. The CB moves a lot at the beginning of the run, but there is little jeoplardy given that we have 2 balls hanging should we flub the 1B-->10B shape.
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dello brown
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couldnt see layout