Unless of course, Rich, (who evidently must not play all that good since John spots him 2 balls) doesn't hit it so good and sells out or scratches, since after all, he's shooting from 7' away and froze on the rail.He hit the shot about as good as good be, without making the 13. But now the return shot is rolling the CB off the right side of the 10 (about half ball) into the long rail behind the 13. John is now in deep doo-doo...
That's why G is playing emHe hit the shot about as good as good be, without making the 13. But now the return shot is rolling the CB off the right side of the 10 (about half ball) into the long rail behind the 13. John is now in deep doo-doo...
. So Ghost, what would your choice of been?Yes, absolutely he was!
>>> Exactly, and if you are a good ball striker you can cross the 4ball toward your pocket sending the cue ball into the 11ball. I set this shot up and whenever I hit this shot well the results were great. For a top player this option is viable.Huh?-what?...if John made the 13, he wunt be in no damn trap...
He could bank the 9 to the middle of the table and drop his cueball down to the foot rail...or he could play the 11-5 combination...or he could come softly off of the left side of the 8.
The 4-ball cross was my first choice, but then I felt the 3-ball was a bit too close and I might run into it. But if it's available, it would be a great option for sure.
Good shot, but not a great choice. I'm going to come off the 13 and stick him in the pack.
Wouldn't all those shots be easier from the original position, not frozen to the head rail? I know all you straight shooters love distance and being frozen to a railHuh?-what?...if John made the 13, he wunt be in no damn trap...
He could bank the 9 to the middle of the table and drop his cueball down to the foot rail...or he could play the 11-5 combination...or he could come softly off of the left side of the 8.
I also dont mind shooting the 11 almost straight on but cut a little to the left allowing the CB to carom off into the 6 pushing it towards my pocket, CB then comes to bottom rail and I get out if I make the 6 or combo in the 13...Huh?-what?...if John made the 13, he wunt be in no damn trap...
He could bank the 9 to the middle of the table and drop his cueball down to the foot rail...or he could play the 11-5 combination...or he could come softly off of the left side of the 8.
Huh?-what?...if John made the 13, he wunt be in no damn trap...
He could bank the 9 to the middle of the table and drop his cueball down to the foot rail...or he could play the 11-5 combination...or he could come softly off of the left side of the 8.
No problemo JimboYeah you're right - I don't know what I was thinking- senior moment I guess
glad to see you come to your senses, and, be willing to man-up to your thinking error 
I like shooting a medium soft cut from the eleven into the edge of the five, moving the five toward your hole and laying the cue ball on the end rail behind the three. It can be done with the right stroke. You have a natural angle to send the cue ball to the side rail and then to the end rail. It's all about speed control.