1 player calls a stack and everyone else lines up behind that person, keep in mind to watch your spacing so that a pick isn't called. Lastly, 1 person will call offset and will be where player 3 is standing and 1 will call a dump, going to be on the breakside of whoever has the disc.
As player 3 (offset), he/she will most likely be one of our most agile cutters being able to lose their defender very well. Thus when the disc is in play, player will get 2-3 chances to get the disc. If they don't get it they will go to the end of the stack
Pretending 3 doesn't get open and doesn't get the disc, they go to the end of the stack creating space for the dump to cut upline and get the disc.
If the dump doesn't get the disc upline they will go to the end of the stack. So the first person in the stack will cut to where the dump was hopefully getting a swing to reset the count.
If the player who cut to the dump position doesn't get it then they will cut upline again, but in this situation he/she got the disc as a swing and so the next cut will be from the "handler" and they will cut upline from their position.
But pretending that upline cut isn't there, the first person in the line cuts to where they originally were.
4 throws to them in space
4 cuts upline and hopefully the throw can get to them, if not then the entire cycle is repeated