I'll contribute a table layout

[3andstop]

How about this one? This layout should provide multiple options. There is one very high percentage out.

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[stevekur1]

4,5,1,11,3

not that i am a huge fan of behind the rack breakshots. in my eyes the easiest solution though !

-Steve

 

[dr9ball]

Does the 5 pass the 11 in the bottom left corner?

If it does then I'm 5, 3, 11, 1 and 4 for the break shot.

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[stevekur1]

i didnt think so thats why i chose my path !

 

[Demondrew]

I like 1, 11, 3, 5, Break 4. Not much cue ball movement this way.


Andy

 

[rikdee]

I like 4 -5 11-3 (slide CB into the rack area) - break off the 1

 

[3andstop]

I like 4 -5 11-3 (slide CB into the rack area) - break off the 1

Give the man a cigar!! Good find, this is what I had in mind. I thought it would show how these possibilities sit sometimes and the stop, stop, stop, outs are there if we can find them! :thumbup:

 

[Wink]

I love that last one, gonna try a few of these this weekend. Thanks!

 

[Vahmurka]

my choice was exactly the same as Demondrew provided, but after I read what rikdee suggested... whoa, that shows sometimes we are under hypnosis by a common side break. Breaking off the 1 is easiest solution here. I always keep reminding me to look for opportunities to leave the cue ball in the rack - and always keep forgetting it when I'm at the table!

 

[LApoolbum]

I have to go with rikdee on this one. Rolling that cue into the rack area is a sweet thing to do with the 1 sitting that way.

 

[stevekur1]

Give the man a cigar!! Good find, this is what I had in mind. I thought it would show how these possibilities sit sometimes and the stop, stop, stop, outs are there if we can find them! :thumbup:

I didnt even recognize that option. i thought about the side pocket as the break but i didnt see an easy way on how to get shape on it....Good Catch !

-Steve