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Should you win the toss, what do you do? The majority of players will ask their opponent to play first, hoping that an error is made and the chance of a winning pot then becomes available. As in Fig 1, an opponent may attempt to promote the black up and down the spots to safety, leaving a difficult shot for the next player.
Alternatively, you can try to force the issue, by electing to play
first on winning the toss and then by playing an attacking safety
shot, as shown in Fig 2. This may then force an error from your opponent and leave you a relatively easy pot to win the frame. Or what about the long double for victory, demonstrated in Fig 3. This is very risky and fraught with danger. Should the black not go in there is good chance that it will be promoted over a pocket or come to rest in the centre of the table. A further worry is the inability to control the cue ball whilst playing the shot.
The frame is so close that one successful pot will decide the outcome. The frame is on a knife edge and one good pot or safety shot can make all the difference. Alternatively, a slice of luck can affect who wins and who loses. The best bit of advice, is to be positive at all times, whether you are playing safe or attempting a pot. Remain composed and recognise that the frame has come down to one shot to decide the winner. The player who maintains focus, concentration and nerve will most likely be the winner. On a respotted black try and win the frame as opposed to just waiting for your opponent to make an error. Should you end up losing the frame you will then be able to take some consolation from the fact that you remained positive and aggressive and did your utmost to win the frame. There is nothing worst than losing and thinking "I should have gone for the pot".
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In
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