Seems to be some confusion here.

Do you want to know which is better? Or which one hooks more?

Seems to be some confusion here.

Do you want to know which is better? Or which one hooks more?

 You are obviously very far behind the times. Haven't you heard, it's the same thing these days.

I think the most important question is...who cares?

That's gold, pure gold.

Too funny doom!

To answer the question, ......... yes!

I'm sorry, but you asked a VERY vague question, and expected a serious answer. Answer is, depends. What is your rev rate, speed, tilt, pap. What conditions are you bowling on? What are you looking for, compared to the other balls you have? How are they drilled? Surface? Are you looking for early hook?

I own a Bank and a Bank Roll, which is the same core and almost the same cover as the Mamba, and they're both very versatile. I can get in, and slow it down, and hook the lane, or move right, and take some hand out, and it gets down the lane, and still maintains the backend move. Carry, for me, is above average. The way the SRC core stands up for me works.

Personally, Brunswick products don't roll well for me. Haven't tried anything since the Inferno days, and the motion looks different now from what they used to roll like.

I try stand up comedy every day. My kids appreciate it.

funny how you say its such a vague question but you managed to answer it ,next time try it without all the sarcasm

Wow,

I wish I read the last Rightycomplex's post first and the last Impending Doom post, thats what this website is intended for. And the person who posted the question cares.  Maybe not a question with all the elements needed, but asked in all seriousness.

Don't know about the Mamba.  I have two Revenges, Too Recless and a Mistfit from DV8 and have considered the Terror.  But I keep one Revenge dull and the second one lightly polished but both with different drills.  The Revenge can be drilled for long and strong break point and with polish can be longer and stronger.  The Revenge can also be drilled to hook earlier and read the midlane better and with a rougher surface will make a ball handle lane conditions with a higher amount of oil.

I took a Frantic removed the polish with a pin in a stronger position then the Revenge on an oil pattern that was 5-5 and 42 feet and the Frantic gave me a better look then the Revenge.  So drill pattern and surface prep can make a big difference of what a ball will and will not do.

The point is well taken though, without a lot of specifics about your game, its near impossible to recommend any ball.  We need to know ball speed, rotation, rev rate, maybe your average and the lane condition you're trying to play on.  A video of you throwing the ball a few times really helpls.  A coach would be great then you can post what your coach tells you about your game.  If not a coach, someone from the pro shop.

I do not match up well with Roto Grip for the most part, earlier I read that someone didn't match up with Brunswick.  Many if not all ball manufactuers are making bowling balls that handle all conditions or at least advertised to do it all.