Step 1

The play starts with the mark forcing flick with the second handler on the open side.

Step 2

#1 makes a fake to the break (backhand) side, which causes the mark to step out to block it. *Note: if the break side throw is open, make the throw to #3.

Step 3

This is the key step to this play. After faking his backhand, #1 pivots and throws an inside-out backhand to #2 and makes an up-line cut. It is key that this is done quickly and in one motion because it will cause his defender to be a couple steps behind him after attempting to block the break throw.

Step 4

#2 then makes the easy up-line flick to #1 as his defender is behind him. *Note: If the mark strikes and tries to block the up-line pass, #3 will be wide open for the break side pass.

Step 5

Red #7 will likely be playing deeper than his man, so #7 will make an in-cut for a nice gain. If #7 does not have the in-cut, reset the stack.