Texas Hold Em Question

Anyone have any good suggestons of solid $100 - $200 buy-in tourneys for Texas Hold Em on the strip? I found the page that lists all of the different tournaments on this site, but just looking for personal experience from others on the quality of players, number of entries, etc. I prefer, although not necessary, tournaments that DO NOT have re-buys.
Wynn has 125/15 with re-entry through the first break only. These daily tourneys are at Noon and 7PM. On Thursday at 7 and Saturday at Noon, there are $25 Bounties (you get $25 for every player you knock out).

Beginning August 4th, the Saturday Noon Tourney will be 200/25 with $25,000 guaranteed. There is potential for an overlay here.

I have played in Wynn tourneys, and like most, the competition level is mixed. A good tim in a comfortable room.
I played the Caesars mid week 1pm $110 buyin. these also have a $5k gtee. a few times.
Overlay was for real. Only 25 players, I came in numbe 6. and second time 35 players, I came in 8.
Was definitely worth a couple of bucks.

I am with you about the rebuys. That seems to constantly change.

I played at the Aria a few times. 100 plus 25. I know that the $25 is high.
Levels are 30 minutes, $10k chips. No gtee, but the smallest field was 70 players.
A lot of out of towners mixed with locals. They print out a list of the winners from the previuos days tourny, and where they are from. The few times I looked, the winners were from very diverse locations,
not the concentration of locals I expected.

I played the Venetian 7pm once. That game had a different feel to it. More intense. The Aria games that I played were friendlier. Obviously a limited sample here, but these are all good rooms.

I did play at the Wynn once. I would like to play there again, but the daily tourneys were very small
the few times I was there. Once I made it to the final table out of 35 players. I had the definite feeling that a group of young players at that table knew each other a little too well. BTW, they were locals and talked openly about being "pros".
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