Suckers! Its 1 pocket...FOUL!
Jimmy M. said:What I want to know is, how would you get out from here?!
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You may not believe this, but I actually did it. Here's how:Jimmy M. said:What I want to know is, how would you get out from here?!
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BRKNRUN said:I think people have a tendancy to "let up" here and lose focus...a little lazyness here and you hit slightly lower than you intended and the CB ends up stuck to the 7 or a little high and your froze to the side rail and you thinking to yourself.."what the hell did I just do"...at the same time "all of a sudden" your opponent is now sitting very upright in his chair...
I see many a B player getting out of position from the 6 to the 7 and then "kicking themselves" for screwing up an easy out......
I will probably be told I am dead wrong.....and I probably am....but that is just the way I see it...
Jimmy M. said:I originally posted something but, because I'm a loser with too much time on my hands (and a table in what would be my formal dining room), I set the balls up pretty much exactly as they are in the diagram (using the diamonds as reference points, of course) and ended up deleting my original post.It turns out that there is actually more room on a real pool table to work with than what it looks like in the diagram so ... I'd play it like this. It seems pretty obvious though, doesn't it? I think I like cuetechasaurus' answers better.
(by the way - I know that some people like just cinching it and taking a longer shot on the 5, but if you get too close to that second rail, not only does the shot get a little testy, but the 7 and 8 are in your natural, 2-rail path to the 6. From close to that side rail, you'll have to hit it with inside to avoid those balls. Set it up on a real pool table and you'll see.)
Hal said:You may not believe this, but I actually did it. Here's how:
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