[Force flick] Trapped on the line (don't panic - be poised, composed, and cool), look for cutters for 1-3 seconds then engage dump. Cutters must stay out of dump lane(s) (in fact - don't even move just chill in the stack) once the dump is engaged. *SAME CONCEPT APPLIES EVEN IF THE FORCE IS A BACKHAND FORCE BUT EVERYTHING IS JUST REVERSED*
Handler engages dump at Stall 4 (latest), steps out wide and throws the AROUND break into space when the thrower believes that the dump is open. *Emphasis on that it is an around throw and not an inside throw)*
Dump catches it and attempts for the swing pass towards the break side. The fill is responsible for the continuation swing pass. Fill should be timing the cuts properly (better late than early). Perfect disc movement, yay!
Someone sees the swing pass happening, times the cut and cuts under to catch the next continuation pass. Alternatively, the cutter can cut straight down the middle of the field to catch the break side huck for a score! *DO NOT FORCE THE BREAK SIDE HUCK*
Reset.
If the initial around throw (Step 2) is not a viable option, the thrower fakes the around throw as an indicator for the dump to cut hard at a 45 degree up the line. *DUMP SHOULD NOT BE CUTTING UNTIL THE AROUND FAKE IS INITIATED. THROWER NEEDS TO MAKE SURE THAT THE AROUND FAKE IS OBVIOUS ENOUGH FOR THE DUMP TO RECOGNISE*
Dump catches it in power position and sees a receiver cutting down the middle of the field. Decides to put up a beautiful forehand huck for the score! Woo! *AGAIN, DO NOT FORCE THIS THROW.*
Reset.
Dump is engaged and starts cutting up the line. However, the defender is actually doing a great job and covers the dump well.
Dump should then bail out and make a clearing cut deep towards the back of the stack.
Fill recognises that the dump is covered and makes a cut towards the space that is left open by the initial dump.
Fill then swing the pass towards the break side as shown in Step 3.