I sought advice from the minds over at bowlingchat.net (specifically helped by an Eric Hartwell via PM) and he provided me a layout (based on my release specs) of 50°x4"x60° for the Desperado TSE.  I demoed the ball last year and absolutely fell in love with the smoothness and control it yielded on the lanes.  They had a pretty responsive layout on the demo pieces and yet it still rolled extremely smooth throughout the entire shot.  My intentions were to drill mines to fill that slot in my bag...very light oil or broken down shots or transition phase.  My Desp TSE rolls great for that.  I was gonna go with Mo's suggested layout for an extremely low flaring asymmetrical (90°x2.25"x70°) but I was talked out of it by Eric.  Mo actually came through later and said try it if I wanted to...but remember that the layout is for use on and extremely strong asymmetrical (opposite of what the Desperado TSE is) to take advantage of it's strength but providing a smooth rolling ball throughout.  I'm satisfied with the layout I have on my Desperado.  I will still eventually put that 90°x2.25"x70° on something in the future.  But if you wanted to try it...then again, Mo has cosigned but it will be extremely extremely smooth for an already extremely smooth ball.  But for the dry, I don't see how that would hurt.  I guess the hesitation by Eric was that the ball may not even turn the corner at the end of the pattern.  When you get a chance to put layouts on your new pieces and roll them...let us know how things turned out for you.  Good Luck!

I used my go to pin down layout with a P4 hole and it made a core that is known to read early read real early, so I have to be careful not to push it too far into the friction or it just starts hooking and never stops. I think it would be great for short patterns with some volume or even broken down longer patterns. My house has either changed oil again or really altered the volume they are putting out and I cannot get a grip on it yet for the third game as it is dry as a bone, I think I'm going to try my OG Desperado this week as it seems to have urethane written all over it and I think with the little extra length and back end the OG offers over other urethane I think it may be just the ticket.