Well, a non-World Bank Pool Champion plays safe here...but for World Bank Pool Champion John, being down 6-1, and playing against a world class mover, it just might be 'gotta-go-time' for him - in which case he fires in that dead-ahead straight back on the 8?ball, and then he might-could run 3 or 4 or 5 or 6 or 7 balls afterwards...:heh
- Ghost
ok what now??
Hmmm, bank the stripe that is nearest to the end rail? Or bank the 9 that is near to the left side rail? Or perhaps cut what looks to be the three ball into the hole and twirl backwards two or three rails (depending on how you feel about the shot).
Or duck. But I would be shooting something agressive here. But then again, i'm wrong often...
JL, you stole my shot(s). I'd probably cut the three just because I like that kind of shot. If I banked like John, the stripe nearest the end rail would be my choice. A hacker like me needs to keep Frost frozen to his chair as long as possible.
Yeah, I'm sawing the 5/3 ball in. Most bankers I've been around shoot the non banks first, unless it's to get behind every thing. No need here.
Rod.
Yes, never bank when you can cut,little buddy.John B.
john heres a question before i show what happened
whats your percentage to make the bank on the stripe 9?? ball vs cutting in the solid??
i thought the stripe would be an easier shot for you even tho it had a sell out if you missed
As long as the cue ball is a couple inches off the rail, John thinks those straight backs (like the 8-ball) are hangers
Oh no.The 5 ball is alot eiaser than the striped 9 It looks like.The tricky thing is, it does not allways look the same from here as it does from there.With that said though I should just shoot the 5 in and go down under the pink ball.
% wise..5ball 80%, bank..20% imo.I'm going to be mad if I didn't do that,:lol
Don't remember.John B.
john i may not have neen clear on which bank i meant but its this one
only 20%???
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