drill it according to the sticker that comes on the ball, you wont be disappointed.

the mass bias is extremely important on this ball. if your ball driller isnt familiar with your game, he can def make the ball react quite different than expected.
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Paul Smith
04/05 PBA West Region Rookie of the Year
Ebonite Regional Staff
"Bowl to Win"

I now have 2 of these balls, and they are drilled quite different.

I drilled them both with the pin under the bridge because I didn't want them to skate down the lane forever.

On one the mb is 2-2.5 inches right of the thumb, this ball commits to its roll early and creates a break points about 3 feet sooner than my other one with the mb under the thumb.

The one under the thumb goes longer and is crisp off the break, where as the one with the mb at the 45 degree angle is skid midlane read then hook style roll.

The One with the mb out did not need a weight hole, the one with the mb under did need one.. We popped a med size hole but only an inch deep 4.5 over and .5 up like the drilling suggested.

Although the 2 balls react slightly different, they both have more back end than most rap videos I've seen.
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Paul Smith
04/05 PBA West Region Rookie of the Year
Ebonite Regional Staff
"Bowl to Win"

Have not got mine yet but what i think seeing it in action it will be a great ball. But watch out for the mass bias it is very important i do agree with Paul on that one.

not all bowling balls fit a bowlers game.
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Paul Smith
04/05 PBA West Region Rookie of the Year
Ebonite Regional Staff
"Bowl to Win"

this was my first ebonite ball ever.  Let me just say I took the Long and strong drilling and wow is all I can say. Goes forever and goes ape on the backend.