NH Steve said:It looks to me like neither ball lends itself to a shot with easy shape for the second ball -- unless you go across table or up and down with the cue ball. I believe I would roll the lower ball in and then bank the stripe for the game ball. Both shots pocket speed, in case I only get close
That's what I was thinking. The straight back would be easy to leave plenty of distance if it didn't fall -- cross side sometimes is more of a pace type of shot, and the side pocket scratch might need to be avoided too (if you go stripe first then six-ball)Miller said:i like this also. seems there are more options in protecting both the cue ball and object ball when banking the six long as opposed to the stripe.
petie said:I kind of the the railer off the bottom rail first and try to get whitie as far North as possible along your own rail. If you get close but leave whitie on the other side of the table, he'll have a bank.
vapros i dont think steve wanted to make itvapros said:Steve, I would not shoot your shot. Even if you make it, you have no shot to win, and if you miss it Scott will surely move a second ball near his pocket, putting you in emergency mode. I don't think it's time to disturb the 8 ball.
androd said:Did you forget the 6 ball Petie ? Maybe I'm not reading you right.
Rod.
petie said:No even though I skipped a word or two in my post. I'm 3 railing the 6 off the bottom rail, off the right hand side rail and off the head rail toward my pocket at lag speed and going to the bottom rail with whitie and back up as far north and as far left as I can get.
androd said:Gotcha, that's very different from what I was getting before.
Rod.
P.S. I'm gettin a little slow on the uptake in my dotage.
billy I was saying shannon should 2 rail the 8 near his hole and stick the cue ball therelll said: