Step 1

Vertical Endzone set-up. 3 handlers out. First cutter in stack is offset on the open-side to give more room to cut break.

Step 2

Option 1: Break cut from first cutter in the stack.

Step 3

Vertical Endzone set-up.

Step 4

Option 2: Cutter 4 does not get disc. They need to clear out to middle of stack (2nd from back)

Step 5

Cutter 5 cuts open-side which is a viable cut. This is a set-up to cut break. Cutter 4 clears.

Step 6

Cutter 5 cuts break.

Step 7

Vertical Endzone set-up.

Step 8

Option 3: Cutter 4 cuts break. Cutter 5 sets up cut.

Step 9

Cutter 4 clears. Cutter 5 cuts. Cutter 6 sets up cut.

Step 10

Cutter 5 clears. Handler 3 cuts up-line. Cutter 6 recognizes this and gives space.

Step 11

Handler 3 might catch this in the endzone, but might catch it outside the endzone. Cutter 7 should be the continuation cut. because they have lots of space to get open on the open-side.

Step 12

Cutter 7 needs to make the cut as Handler 3 is receiving the disc.

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