Finding a player that can actually sandbag and knows how the system works is a pretty rare combination. The APA is very on top of sand baggers especially at the nationals level. Like I said earlier, I've played in the APA for 11 years now and have seen all the so called sand baggers come and go, and they never seem to go anywhere. they always go up or just don't play as good as they think they can during the tri annuals or local team championships. In fact the whole sand bagging thing is really just an excuse for people that just can't win or had an off day. And there are always going to be know it all bar/room owners or team captains that say they would have done this or that and think they are smarter than the system but they never win. Most league operators are fairly in tune with who's who in the area. A person that can really play is not going to just sneak in under the radar for very long and why would they? You think a strong player is interested in playing on a team for bunch of nights and pay weekly fees and commit to all the time involved in getting to Vegas to split a few thousand bucks 7 or 8 ways if they beat a million other teams? Get real. The team nationals are played on bar tables with buckets, anybody might run out at any time. They aren't all sand baggers, get over it.