After bowling handicap ABT tournaments for a few years, I finally decided to try regionals a few years back. I loved the feeling of seeing everyone's scores on the monitors and knowing that was their score, no wondering how many pins they got, or getting beaten out by someone and wondering if they just had a good day, or were sandbagging, in one tournament club there was a guy that I could tell had to be a 190-200 average bowler by how well of a ball he threw that was getting 24 pins a game to my 3, having to feel I need to shoot 700 scratch at least to make the cut was getting extremely frustrating. I still bowl a handicap league with my wife, and whenever sweepers comes around, I just try to not focus on the money, or who shot what, and just do as well as I can, because it can drive you nuts sometimes. Would never bowl another handicap tournament again.