Step 1

The active cutting pair depends on where the disc is. If disc is on 1, cutters #4 & #5 are active

Step 2

There is no hard rule for which cutter should go under/deep. Communicate who should initiate and the other should just cut the oter way

Step 3

Ideally, the furthest player in the handler space should clear into the stack. Cutters will move accordingly. Very important that everyone is communicating this to each other here.

Step 4

Say player #4 reset the disc to player #2. Player #4 should still remain in the handler space because the initial handler (#3) has cleared into the stack.

Step 5

Now cutters #7 and #3 are active and will make their cuts accordingly.

Step 6

If the stall count is not high and the handler is not looking for a reset yet, the far player in the stack (#5) can strike across under or deep if the active pair has already completed their cuts and cleared off the space. It is very important that the space is clear before #5 performs any movement to avoid clogging.

Step 7

When near endzone, a vert stack will most likely be called and a standard endzone play (cuts from back/handler calling the 10,20,30,40 play)

Step 8