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I tried to draw it out with the CueTable pages, but haven't used it enough. if I get bored later I'll try it.

Draw back on the 8, then stop shot pattern for the most part (2,9,5,4,7,6). 7 is setup, and the 6 ball is the key ball (following a little to make a little more angle). 1 ball is behind the rack break shot.

edit - haha figured it out, my idea below
 
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Finally got Cuetable to play nice :)

What about 8-7-6-1-2-9-5?

It's basically a stop shot shot run out throughout. The 4 as the break ball isn't ideal, but I don't mind breaking from there if I get the right angle, and I should be able to do that from the 5 pretty easily.

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poolplayer2093 said:
i like going 8,2,9,5,4,7,6 leaving the 1 for the break ball
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I like this too, and I looked at that. But, for my game, I'm more comfortable breaking from the sides of the rack than the bottom.
 
spoons said:
What about 8-7-6-1-2-9-5?

It's basically a stop shot shot run out throughout. The 4 as the break ball isn't ideal, but I don't mind breaking from there if I get the right angle, and I should be able to do that from the 5 pretty easily.

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I'm with you on this one. It immediately jumped out at me. I guess the bottom of the rack one is ok, but I usually look to the side first and like you say, with the 5 as a setup the 4 should be nice.
 
8-1-6-7-2-9-5

really, shoot off the bottom 4 balls however you like, but get on the 2-9-5 last is a real good easy 3 key balls, with ton of room for error.
 
I don't see any decent break ball, so I'm going to try and develop the 7 into a good one. I really don't like my last 3 ball pattern, but if I was at the table, this is probably what I'd end up doing.

Edit: I'm not sure why, but it won't let me scroll through the pages here. If I click on the "edit" button (little pencil) I can go through the pages, so it's the right url. Hopefully it works for you guys.

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thyme3421 said:
I don't see any decent break ball, so I'm going to try and develop the 7 into a good one. I really don't like my last 3 ball pattern, but if I was at the table, this is probably what I'd end up doing.

Edit: I'm not sure why, but it won't let me scroll through the pages here. If I click on the "edit" button (little pencil) I can go through the pages, so it's the right url. Hopefully it works for you guys.

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Interesting solution. The reason the cuetable wasn't showing all of the pages is an issue that Wei knows about and is working on. For now, just keep your sequences 8 pages and under and they'll show up. I cut your 8th page above so your sequence shows up.
 
Did anyone think about leaving the 5 or 9 as the break ball, and lastly leaving the cue ball in the triangle to get ball-in-hand in the kitchen?
 
Tiger91 said:
Did anyone think about leaving the 5 or 9 as the break ball, and lastly leaving the cue ball in the triangle to get ball-in-hand in the kitchen?
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I didn't think of that. The 9 is certainly workable with ball in hand.
 
Now that you mention it... I REALLY like the 5 as a break ball... and using the 9 as a key ball.
That makes the run about 100 times more straight forward. Get rid of the balls down table, and use the 2 or the 4 to get uptable for position on the 9.
 
I don't see what you guys see in the 5-ball. It doesn't line up with the rack. The 9 does, but only if you can place the cueball precisely.
 
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