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A recurring them within this part of the site has been to focus your mind on shot selection and planning, duringyour break building. Shunning the easy pot, and working and thinking smarter rather than harder are all part and parcel of improving your break building potential. A further secret of building bigger breaks is to leave yourself reds which are potable in more than one pocket. The positioning of some reds on the table will mean that they can only be expected to be potable in one pocket. During a break you will often find that you obtain relatively good position on these balls, often by accident. Take the balls which pot in one pocket only, whenever the chance arises, leaving the balls that pot into numerous pockets for later in the break. In Fig 1 the white has settled in perfect position on both red balls. As the red ball closest to the cushion can only realistically be potted in one pocket, now is the time to take it, leaving the other red centrally placed beneath the pink for later in the break.
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