Step 1

Disc is on sideline, #4 and #2 have cut opportunities off each other on open side for 4 seconds (I won't show this here). If they don't get open, #7 engages #6 and waits for #6 to act (unless #6 isn't covered, then we just take the easy swing). For purposes of this play, we assume defender #6 is playing strong under defense.

Step 2

Once #6 is engaged, he/she makes their burger cut.

Step 3

Defender is too quick and is step for step with #6. So instead of continuing the burger, #6 knows that the defenders hips are turned and they are sprinting, so he slams on breaks and goes 180 degrees back in diretions they came from (reverse burger). Sideline handler throws the around in front of the reverse burger so he catches it on break side

Step 4

Right when #6 is catching the around, #1 quickly pops out to the break side. Same time, #3 starts cutting deep. Same time also, #5 cuts open side

Step 5

#6 makes the throw to #1 as soon as he/she catches it. #3 is looking for the deep throw. When #5 realizes he doesn't get the disc on open side in cut, he slams on breaks and starts cutting deep to break side from the open side

Step 6

If #3 isn't open on deep throw, he/she slams on breaks and makes in cut back towards #1. #1 throws to the in cut of #3

Step 7

#5 continues cut deep and receives continuation pass from #3

Step 8

Again Important Note: Whoever is in the stack MUST be moving down field as the disc is moving. They will be next options when the primary cuts aren't open (and they often aren't open).

Step 9

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