I used to look at the arrows, but struggled with accuracy since I always hit two or three boards to the side of what I was looking at (one eye is dominant over the other and therefore can cause this).  However, I also know that where my ball ends up at the breakpoint is much more important than where it crosses at the arrows.  A while back I converted to targeting the breakpoint instead of the arrows, and it only took me about one week to get used to it.  It has helped me project the ball better when moving left (I too am a little speed dominant and don't rev it up much and therefore am used to play the lanes straighter)  However, more importantly, I have found that I am more consistent and accurate than ever before!

well think about it, if looking at the arrows you have to move both feet and boards that you look at in order to hit the same breakpoint. but if you move just your feet but look at the breakpoint, you dont have to move where your eyes are looking as you will still project to the same breakpoint.

I only tried it once so far and scored the same as usual but was able to keep my speed up as it raised my rev rate just a little bit (nothing drastic). I think i need to look a little bit closer to where i am seeing both the arrows and breakpoint (so the arrows are just visible in my line of sight.

ive heard of/read one method is to look past the breakpoint , thru the breakpont, then the arrows(visual traget) but that makes me lean forward and throw the ball "into the arrows" instead out and onto the lane.

just trying to get ideas to make me both more accurate and to have the ball contact my fingers longer/better follow thru.

i too use the dots just past the foul line but i also use the arrows.  If the ball wants to check-up and go high then i start moving my 2 point locations down farther.