It's a short pattern with a thicker than usual layer of oil.  Similar to Cheetah, but without the 2 dry boards at the gutter.

How to play this pattern will vary greatly on the underlying surface and how worn it is, but usually shorter patterns are best played with a breakpoint near the gutter.  On well worn synthetics, I've been able to find enough friction up the track area (2nd arrow) to play more of a down and in shot with a 2000 abralon 5" pin to PAP Sidewinder.

Your mileage may vary....
--------------------
If you were both cross-eyed and dyslexic, would you see okay?

By the time you can actually see wear on the lanes without a magnifying glass, it's way beyond having any affect on ball reaction.

On short patterns like this you have well over 24 feet of backend to deal with, so you don't have to help the ball hook, it will do that on it's own.
--------------------
If you were both cross-eyed and dyslexic, would you see okay?

update, I bowled on the pattern on two different pairs and the shot was outside on both. I hurt my wrist about 10 minutes before my squad time (I demo's a hammer ball that was heavier then I am used to and the thumb was way too big and it jacked up my wrist) so I was not able to get inside the ball but I was able to go up the back. At full speed, I could not even get my VG to hit the headpin. Once I slowed down I I was able to use my 5x4 cell straight up the pattern around 7. I went from a 140 to a 240 the next game. I lost all my brackets but I did win the cap pot and tied for the scratch pot. I was second in the cap pot the next squad.

The second pair was way different. I ended my using my t-road pearl OOB with the pin over the bridge. I switched in the middle of the first game after going through the nose with the cell and a 2d. The line was around the 6-7 board. I think I shot a low 600. Not too bad considering I injured my wrist and it was taped up. It hurts a little more today.