2000 dull
375 ish
16-16.5 mph
medium to high track, can tilt it if necessary
Thought I had a good plan and practice at home with my gamechanger
Was wrong in the end, the GC was OK, but swinging any boards there on the left side was tough, had to be very precise with mark/speed.
I had the 5-6-7 board all day with the 300T
Kyle in the booth drilled the 300T to start turning before the end of the pattern
pin was centered slightly below my fingers, weight hole on my axis to smooth it out
Those Ebonite guys know right where to play and what to use.
Straighter is greater by far.
Spares is also key, very easy to miss if you have not practiced throwing straight at them.
You will have very little if any miss room and by playing straighter and closer to the gutter, you can take the outside miss room out of the equation (at least in my brain, thats how it worked)
Outside of 5 is death................
breakpoint will be 2 boards left of the tracer board (unless you are way inside)
The shot is there from many different angles, but you cant stay there long
I threw the ball well before I left and when I got back, decided to max polish the 300T for THS
shot 300/783 with it. Kicking myself for not picking up the 300T sooner.............
There is nothing there that was unexpected from my practice sessions at home, but it is much less forgiving in the stadium and the back ends are very clean
Medium symetrics, pin down, seemed to be the answer
My 505t. pin down with light surface was not smooth off the spot, to angular
300t, gamechanger, outburst all are playable depending on layout and surface
