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You are snookered on the red. How to escape off one cushion?
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First, imagine a line drawn from the object (red) ball to the cushion, and perpendicular to it.
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Next, find the mid-point between the cue ball and the object ball
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Draw a line from that point to the point where the perpendicular line meets the cushion
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Now draw a line parallel to that last line. This is the direction you must roll the cue ball.
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Hit the cue ball softly, in the centre along this line. The cue ball will rebound along the yellow line and you have successfully escaped.
Bear in mind that if you hit the cue ball hard, it will not rebound off the cushion properly, but will throw.
Similarly, any side on the cue ball, and to a lesser extent and topspin or bottom on the cue ball, will throw it.

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  • Home
    • Information >
      • About the O.S.S.L. >
        • Our History
        • Our Constitution
        • League Format and Expectations
        • Membership Application
        • Wanted Poster
        • Group Pairings
        • Tie Breaker Resolution
        • Foul and Miss Rule
        • How the OSSL Handicaps are calculated
        • Contact the Executive
      • Where we play >
        • Frederick Mall Billiards
        • Shooterville
        • Captains Billiards Mississauga
  • Season Results
    • 2026 Fall Schedule
    • 26/27 Season Events >
      • Tues Oct 13 EV 2718
      • Sun Oct 11 Ev 2717
      • Sat Oct 10 Ev 2716
      • Tues Oct 6 Ev 2715
      • 2714 Sun Oct 4
      • Sat Oct 3 Ev 2713
      • Wed Sept 30 Ev 2712
      • Sun Sept 27 Ev 2711
      • Sat Sept 26 Ev 2710
      • Tues Sept 22 EV 2709
      • Sun Sept 20, EV 2708
      • Tues Sept 15 EV 2706
      • Sept 13 EV 2705
      • Sept 12, EV 2704
      • Sept 6 EV 2703
      • Sept 5, 2026
      • Sept 2, 2026 EV 2701
    • Event summaries >
      • Current Handicaps
      • YTD Points Standings
      • Winners to Date
    • Room Director resources >
      • Tie Breaker Resolution
      • Sign-In Sheet
      • Group Pairings Sheet
      • Foul and Miss Rule
      • Round Robin Sheet
  • Gallery
    • 2703
    • 2702
    • 2701
    • 2712
  • Coaching
    • Lessons from Levi
    • Shaun Murphy Break Off
    • Shaun Murphy How To Split The Reds.
    • Barton: Cue Acceleration and Timing
    • Barry Stark: The Grip
    • Break For Life: Break Building
    • Do you have suggestions?