Maybe I should clarify things a little bit better. placing the MB in ones ball track or on the negative side on an asymmetrical ball will tame it down a lot. This layout is good for dry backends that overreact.
If you place the Mb on the right side of the thumb for a right hander, depending on how far it is from the bowlers pap, the ball will be a lot stronger.
If you had two BW's and used the same pin position but [laced the MB close to the bowlers track and the other in the strong position, usually right of the thumb, you will have two completely different ball reactions. It would be like night and day.
The BW hit's and carry's just fine. However on the tough patterns I used it on I was not happy with the inconsistency of the reaction. On the same patterns my Pain outperformed it by a lot.
Now on the house shot I played my BW on it worked great. The ball hit great and had a lot of miss area.
I bowl on a league that put's out difficult patterns all season long. They do this because of the amount of money in all of the pot games. This is a big money league. Very difficult place to bowl.
Now just because I didn't have success with the BW and didn't like the reaction doesn't mean that others wont do well with it. It all depends on ones style and the conditions they bowl on. I can get any ball to hook a lot. I don't need a huge back end moving ball. The BW does have a big backend move to it.
For me on the tough shot this ball is very inconsistent. Why? I have no idea. On a house shot this ball performs great!
I hope this clarify's things a little bit.
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