Opponent plays safe, but leaves the 8 barely exposed for a shot into the side pocket, which is an extremely small opening at this angle, but I love these shots. They require a confident follow through, and good pre-shot, including breathing slowly out before stroking. It\'s a great looking shot.After the 8, I could have taken the 12 for the easy shot,but that would have put me down-table from the rack and not way to break the pack, so the 5 is the better shot. But I hit it way to hard to get shape on the 12 for the break, and got lucky by bumping the 12 instead.If I hit the 12 directly into the right side pocket, it would have given me a low quality break, so I opted for the cross-side bank which gives the cue ball a better angle into the pack.\n\nThe 1 ball break into the bottom of the pack turned out lucky with the 6 ball exposed for my only shot. I wasunhappy with the shot because I wanted to glance off the rack not et welded to it.\n\nThe rack has a nice dead cluster giving the 10 ball into the bottom left corner, so I work around getting a clear shot on it.\n\nThe tape ends as I\'m down on the 9 ball, but I remember sinking it, and the next two fora run of 14.\n\nVideo shot on location at Fast Mikie\'s Fun House, Del Mar, CA.\n\nMore pool stuff available at FastMikie.com billiards, fastmikie, pool, practice, straight