Using a bit of left so as to attempt freezing the cueball
Hi HS,
Assuming that you really didn't mean that you should, "always leave long," I have to point out for some others that you have mentioned an important point for those that do go for the 2-cushion bank; use a bit of left so as to attempt freezing cueball to head cushion. Putting yourself in the "shoes" of the opponent will help you in noticing such things.
I just learned about this "rep" thing and hope I've done it right.
At first glance, I said bank the 4 2 rails leave the cb on the top rail and beg him to try a cross bank on anything at that end of the table. I haven't changed my mind on that shot. The others who want to bank the 13 and go 3 rails with the cb and the player who wanted to leave the cb down on the other end of the table are the guys I want to play. You never leave that close of a bank if you miss, Always leave long.---Smitty
Hi HS,
Assuming that you really didn't mean that you should, "always leave long," I have to point out for some others that you have mentioned an important point for those that do go for the 2-cushion bank; use a bit of left so as to attempt freezing cueball to head cushion. Putting yourself in the "shoes" of the opponent will help you in noticing such things.
I just learned about this "rep" thing and hope I've done it right.