Players set up in a normal vertical stack. The handler yells banana to initiate the play. Receivers need to remember their roles at this point. #3 and #4 are a pair and cut to the open side. #5 and #6 are another pair and cut to the break side. #7 is isolated and will be cutting straight at the disc.
When the handler yells split, #3 and #4 cut to the open side for a continuation and #5 and #6 cut to the break side for a potential continuation.
If either throw is on the handler can take it so the cuts need to be convincing.
#7 can make a cut for the continuation and potential goal if it works.
If the throws up the side lines aren't on, #7 splits down the middle in the confusion and open space left by the stack splitting.
Making a committed cut here is important and it may be worth faking a bit of movement deep before cutting under or faking under before cutting deep.
#7 may be able to get a continuation to #4 or #6.
If not, #7 can dump to a handler and the stack resets.