HOW DO YOU KEEP IN THE SPLIT BOTTOM MOUNT??? Please help
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Try to keep the sting that’s attached to your finger and the loop lined up. Keep pulling the loop up in a consistent motion. Hope that helps a bit. Just keep practicing and you’ll get it.
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I use the Shutter Wide Angle btw
I find it way easier to do if you perform a couple rolls and/or flips to add a few wraps around your throw hand index finger, artificially shortening the string. That keeps it a bit more stable and makes the bouncing area smaller, so there’s less chance of it popping out the side. Eventually, you can work your way up to less wraps.
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Remember for boingy, the hand motion is up and down, it took me way longer to internalize that than I care to admit.
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it took me ~ 6 months to learn that trick and I guess it will take me forever to master it.
My trick to learn it was to rotate my body clockwise a bit, keep the yoyo closer to the throw hand side (instead of in the center), so that my throw hand can be super comfortable moving up & down, without bending my wrist.
I would say just keep practicing and one day all of sudden you will feel “oh I get it”.
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This 
I agree with all of the above, also I find that practicing barrel rolls helps with my boing-e game because it gives me practice at keeping my hands/string aligned properly.
I use a Shutter Wide Angle as well, love that throw!
Ivan