Standard Ho stack, disc is with B, force is flick. Watch the cutters first
2&3 are the primary cutters, and the play here is the "clockwise", 3 goes under and break, 2 goes out then under on the open side. BOTH cuts are viable, but 2 is more likely to be open
like a clock! At this point, 1&4 are filling into the gaps 2&3 created, and should set up the same 'clockwise' cuts that 2&3 did (1 goes away then under, 4 goes under and clears - I didn't show the setup cuts very well here). At this point, 2 has a bunch of options. A quick handler look is a good one.
In this version, 1 made a cut into the open side, and 4 cleared to the break side. I have 3 going deep, and handler A filling into the stack.
Reset: Back to Step 1 - time to watch handlers.
Our primary look is C (7), who will be making a dump cut from the OPEN side. This should be a really easy "dishy" throw from B. Ideally the disc will be received on the BREAK side. Additionally, the upline cut from A (5) is an option. Tip: As the B handler, take a really wide/backwards step out. Use your ass to cut the mark off from getting a D.
7 (formerly C), will now look for that swing around to a very open 1. 5, 6, & 7 (formerly A, B, C) should communicate (verbally or physically) what they're going to do/who is clearing. There are a lot of options, 7 could go to B, 7 could get an immediate dish and be A, 1 could throw to 6 ... lots of choices. In this one, I just had 4 go deep and 5 (A) fill to that 4 spot (probably not ideal because they're cutting off ALL the cutters)
Other notes: The timing on this dump set is really tricky. The B handler should be sure to look at C kind of early, as this cut take a minute to set up. WHEN YOU INITIATE YOUR DUMP, STAY WITH THEM!! Looking back upfield will completely ruin this rotation. The A handler cut should be timed as to be a viable option, but shouldn't be so early as to cut off the cutters (2&3).