Anybody have any pro's and con's between the megabuck tournaments in Vegas or preferences one which two are the best to bowl in?  I'm trying to iron out the logistics on which two would be the best to bowl in as bowling a 3rd tourament might be a bit too much.  

I know the TAC form my previous experiences a few years ago always seemed to be a little disorganized and squads were often very late getting off.  I don't know if they have improved their organizational skills in the last couple of years or not.  I feel from a scoring perspective it's probably the easiest to cash in.

The Mini's have been very well run although the cashing ratio's were usually 1:10 or worse, but they seemed have changed a little for the better.  Of all the tournaments I seemed to enjoy bowling in this one the most, although it's the one that I had the hardest time cashing in usually because it used to be in the orleans, and I hated that low friction surface they have there combined with volumes of oil that the mini used to put out.

The High roller keeps changing the format.. not sure if it's good or bad anymore.  I liked the matchplay just for the shear spectacle of the matches, but that was in the days when it was at the Showboat.  

I must admit I still hate the mind boggling confusing entries forms that insist on having (I think they all must have the same entry form graphics artist).  

I've bowled a couple of TAC's, 10 or so Mini's and 13 or 14 high rollers over the years but haven't bowled any for the last 4 years or so due to injury and other obligations.  Now that I'm going back out I'm trying to get some feedback on others experiences that have bowled these in the last couple of years on the 'state of the union' so to speak.  I know some people believe there isn't as much value in these tournaments anymore and I agree as there isn't a life changing amount of possible winnings anymore but still something to bowl for.  Maybe some people can weigh in on that thought as well i.e. money is down, not as many 'donaters', patterns used, style biases etc.

-Thanks

Edited on 1/20/2009 6:35 AM