Plunge for a different lane, other than the center one, each ball, ideally starting with the “light A” and “light B” 30-point lanes. Shoot the A and B side lanes when lit; otherwise, UTAD via the gap between the outer saucers and the A and B lanes.
Balanced
Very High
via Bob's Guide
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