How would you play this 9ball shot?

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I would too. Not a big fan of safety play. A necessary evil to compete at this level, but please don't misconstrue. A brilliantly executed safety is a shot all its own and I respect that as much as any other, however, I like to think of myself as a Shotmaker.
If there's a way to make the object ball and get half-assed shape out of it, I'll go for it in most cases, even low percentage shots.
Satisfaction derived from making one of these will sustain me until I get my next ass whoopin'.
That's why I drive a beater. I'll never learn. Lol.
I got into this game for the spectacle of occurrence. Not cautious play.
Let 'er Rip!! Roll the Cheese!!

try not to bet too much playing onepocket with this strategy....

 

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try not to bet too much playing onepocket with this strategy....

That's a game you don't see much of in bars and local watering holes. Idk if it's the fact that it costs too much to play on a bar box or takes too long, or all of the above.
I don't recall seeing a game of one hole in all my bar bangin days.
Just not made for quarter tables, ya know??

 

[bbb]

That's a game you don't see much of in bars and local watering holes. Idk if it's the fact that it costs too much to play on a bar box or takes too long, or all of the above.
I don't recall seeing a game of one hole in all my bar bangin days.
Just not made for quarter tables, ya know??

i dont want to siderail the thread
check your PM

 

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I tend to agree.

However, if actually looking at it a scratch seems to come into play, I wouldn't be adverse to banking the 6 ball back towards the 7 on the foot rail and leaving the cue ball up on the head rail.

Hell, that nine ball might even find the pocket in that case...

That's an idea!! Roll the cheese!!

 

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Apologies. Didn't mean to siderail this thread. New to Az and finding my sea legs. Thanks for understanding.