Step 1

Normal Ho-Stack setup with the disc on the FORCE sideline (force flick in this example)

Step 2

The timing of this cut is incredibly important. 4 should be coming in and 3 should be faking out before the disc is even tapped in. I say these cuts are fakes, but make them believable. To reiterate, START THESE CUTS BEFORE THE DISC IS TAPPED IN

Step 3

As soon as the disc is tapped in is when 3 and 4 should be planting their cut. Ideally the handler taps the disc in and immediately hits the inside break to 4 (shown). At the same time, 3 is making an in-cut. The handler should be able to take a look at 4 for the break and see if 3 is going to be open before they go into their handler dump scheme

Step 4

If 4 gets looked off, the handler should already know if 3 is open or not. If they are not, we go into our dump scheme and 4 clears out

Step 5

Clear out. 3 should be vocal if they are open, but if they are not getting thrown to, they need to stop their cut before getting into the handler upline space. Cutters 2 and 3 are going to be looking for the IO break space if the handlers mark shifts to a no-around mark.