same vert set up. standard formation. with sideline pickup. being forced flick into the sideline. If the dump is poached slightly and the throwers mark isn't great immediately throw the dump around to #2.
if no easy throw is available #2 will cut up line for a strike cut trying to get the disc with power position for a huck or up field throw. can even break the mark here as your marker will be catching up and not set where he wants to be.
if this isnt open have your front of the stack #3 cut back to the dump space for an around throw. This should happen as soon as the thrower looks off the strike cut. you dont want to cut too early because if the thrower isnt paying attention to you, you may get in a bad position to throw the disc too. Once the thrower looks off the strike cut (2) he should immediately turn and go to replace #3 as front of the stack.
as #2 is making his cut to the front of the stack he will see the around throw going off to #3. #2 should continue his cut and go to the break side for a continue throw.
from this position you are looking for another continuation on the break side, cut most likely coming from #7.
if the disc never got off the sideline and #2 is now at the front of the stack and #3 is back as the off handler run the same set again.