How do you figure? I'd have to see the layout on a table but it looks like if you 2r the 5 and make it you're out or safe if you don't.Although...if the first shot is the 2 trailer, the next shot is your opponent's
How do you figure? I'd have to see the layout on a table but it looks like if you 2r the 5 and make it you're out or safe if you don't.Although...if the first shot is the 2 trailer, the next shot is your opponent's
How do you figure? I'd have to see the layout on a table but it looks like if you 2r the 5 and make it you're out or safe if you don't.
You can't, 'stop dead,' because, there is slight BIG () angle to cut the 4, the CB is a little closer to the short rail than the 4 ball.
I'd bet a c-note that i could down 5 beers in a row but not on this. Can i let Brumback or Thorpe shoot it?You want to shoot it 5x in a row at $100 a try?
I think you do not.
Yup. The angle on the 4 is easily straight enough to do this, at least as shown in the pic.Draw from the four being careful not to hit the 15 and to land on the upper side of the 5 if you touch it at all. Try to get straight on the 11, and if that works the run is easy. As long as you don't hit the 15 on the first shot, you should have either the 11 or 15.
If it's newer cloth, the angle on the 4-ball still looks like it would allow to draw back under the 15-ball, with a nip draw stroke, no?
If it's newer cloth, the angle on the 4-ball still looks like it would allow to draw back under the 15-ball, with a nip draw stroke, no?
The score is 6-5, your opponents favor.
The balls are not in a good position for you.
How do you get out here for the win?
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I tried it on middle aged Simonis 860 (with an unfamiliar house cue) and drew between the 15 and 5 with ease every time. Whatever the alternative, it isn't as easy.If it's newer cloth, the angle on the 4-ball still looks like it would allow to draw back under the 15-ball, with a nip draw stroke, no?
4 ball, draw into 5 hard enough to go above 11, make 11 then 15. Easy
Jason
What happens when you play, 'hard' here and, the 5 ball comes off the cushion and , 'double kisses' the CB?
I tried it on middle aged Simonis 860 (with an unfamiliar house cue) and drew between the 15 and 5 with ease every time. Whatever the alternative, it isn't as easy.
pj
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Chris, the diagram is 100% correct!
When I post the solution diagram and the video of the me shooting the shot, you'll understand the, about the angle of the slight, 'back-cut' on the 4 ball.
What happens when you play, 'hard' here and, the 5 ball comes off the cushion and , 'double kisses' the CB?
When you post “the solution”? There’s definitely more than one way to get out from here, homie.