How Would You Play this One?

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How would you play this shot?
 

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This is my solution. Are you going to ask me where yellow goes? Don't know and don't care. My focus is speed and feathering yellow.
 

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I think its very difficult to play. Whenever i want to play someone told no don't play you can loose this game. But finally looking this suggestion i will also start to play. :)
 
is this doable??
low left
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trying to get alittle closer to the corner
 
disregard this post.....its ridiculous..............i cant delete the attachment......
 

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I would try off the right (or left) of the yellow, 3 rails with reverse, aiming for around the second diamond to get the right blend. And I wouldn't like it... :)

Scott

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I know what Semih would do. Right side of the yellow - long -short -long - short- long- long - short. Very fast stroke. Back up to the red. If I had more time, I would put it on the graph. JJ
 
jjacobson said:
I know what Semih would do. Right side of the yellow - long -short -long - short- long- long - short. Very fast stroke. Back up to the red. If I had more time, I would put it on the graph. JJ
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John, I thought exactly the same thing. He shoots that shot in his show.

Back to reality (for the rest of us) I will take the natural short angle every time.
 
I think JJacobson means the following. Sorry if its not very accurate on the contact points, but I'm fairly confident this is the shot referenced.

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Here's my solution...hit cueball hard with top left spin and hit just to the right of the yellow to bounce it to the right on the tangent line before taking the high english. try to get it to hit the short rail 1st so it snaps out of the corner and ends up revering off the last rail for the score. If you hit the long rail 1st you still may make it because of the reverse on the cueball.



Dave
 
I think I followed your instructions on how to post the table, but it was a huge file (over 4MB) so it was too large to attach to the post, so I uploaded it to photobucket and posted that way. I must have done something wrong. Anyone else get such a large picture when saving?
 
12squared said:
I think I followed your instructions on how to post the table, but it was a huge file (over 4MB) so it was too large to attach to the post, so I uploaded it to photobucket and posted that way. I must have done something wrong. Anyone else get such a large picture when saving?
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Dont use a word editor. Use something like MS Paint. Paste the image to a new file and SAVE AS a jpg file (if you use BMP, it will be like 4MB large!). Remember name and location. When posting, do as suggested. Click on Post Reply on upper left of any comment. From there you'll see the paperclip icon for attaching files. Locate and Upload your file and close the window out. If you click on the paperclip icon again, your image should be listed there now. Click on it and you'll have attached it to your comment field.

Hope that helps. Good luck.
 
Skratch said:
Dont use a word editor. Use something like MS Paint. Paste the image to a new file and SAVE AS a jpg file (if you use BMP, it will be like 4MB large!). Remember name and location. When posting, do as suggested. Click on Post Reply on upper left of any comment. From there you'll see the paperclip icon for attaching files. Locate and Upload your file and close the window out. If you click on the paperclip icon again, your image should be listed there now. Click on it and you'll have attached it to your comment field.

Hope that helps. Good luck.
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I think you may have found my problem - I did use paint but didn't look to see the file format.

Thanks!
 
i like these type of threads
you can tell from my replies i know little of 3 cushion....:embarrassed2:
but im trying to learn:D
and these are helpfull
:thumbup:
 
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