This episode was shot during the 2009 International Bowl Expo at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas.
We were supposed to be telling you all about Bowl Expo, what it is, what you can expect. However, as you will see, the bloopers are longer than the episode.
We had some fun, some stress, some drama, but overall it is always great to see some of our bowling family. Some of these people we only get to see once a year, during this event.
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Continuing the PBA named patterns, today we discuss the Shark PBA Oil Pattern.
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Continuing the PBA named patterns, today we discuss the Scorpion PBA Oil Pattern. A scorpion is dangerous and unpredictable, like this pattern. If you can’t find the right groove on the lanes, you’ll be stung!
The Scorpion measures 42 feet, and similar to the Viper, can yield a wide variety of strategies depending on the type and condition of the lane surface. However, Scorpion incorporates a larger volume of oil placed further down lane which often demands a more direct line. The scoring pace is normally high for this pattern.
PBA Scorpion Oil Pattern
Typical House Shot (THS)
