This is today’s bit of advice from the book Safety Toolbox.
Here are examples on how to use “Confusion” for 8 Ball and 9 Ball.
8 Ball confusion, example 1
This shoves his ball into a cluster he must break up on the next shot. (Avoid the hidden ball safety. You want him to have a clear shot.)
Confusion Safety Type – 8 Ball, example 1
8 Ball confusion, example 2
This is a clever little shot on several levels.
Confusion Safety Type – 8 Ball, example 2
9 Ball confusion, example 1
This needs a soft stroke. Let your opponent figure out how to handle this problem.
Confusion Safety Type – 9 Ball, example 1
9 Ball confusion, example 2
This creates a cluster that forces your opponent to devote some thought to figuring out what to do.
Confusion Safety Type – 9 Ball, example 2
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