Need alot more info.
Ball speed, equipment used, part of the lane your trying to play are just some of the things needed.
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My first thought is that you are coming around the ball too early.  That causes side roll the whole way down the lane.  Try to stay behind the ball longer to see if that helps.
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Try to be more versitile in your game and perhaps use less hand. It's either that or your doing something wrong with your timing. My dad years ago used to get the ball down the lane now he thinks the alley never puts out oil which isn't true.

Experiment with a strong or weak release and speed control Try to use the arrows or close marks and feed it to an area down the lane.

I enjoyed Mainzers comment!

Easy!

REgards,

Luckylefty
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Yup, more info needed for a proper diagnosis, e. g. some stats about your game (PAP, revs, speed), maybe lane conditions and the balls and layouts you are using.

But since many centers tend to cut down the oil volume during summer, and your eqipment normally works properly (?), I'd assume that you are just using too aggressive equipment on too little oil, so that even taking hand out of the release does not help.

You can either try moving (much) deeper and try playing through deeper head oil (aiming at 3rd arrow or even more), add some fine grit and polish to your ball and see what happens, or switch to weaker equipment, potentially drilled for length.
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