I really enjoyed this show.  Let Em Roll is nice as a cash game - it was an interesting decision and totally reasonable for the contestant to risk $25,000 for $100,000, which is not always the case in these games - and is an example of a car game that should be able to double as a non-car game more often, even in normal shows (not necessarily with a $100,000 prize).   Having three usual car games in the lineup without any of them being the shorter games (TTM, Money Game, Lucky Seven) was neat too.

Every game involved the contestant performing a physical action which also made for an enjoyable lineup.

I loved the Switcheroo segment.  As mentioned, the contestant basically got to play Switcheroo and Bonus Game at the same time.  I would argue this made for a more interesting 'Bonus Game' game than the actual Bonus Game is.  I loved the car being rolled out Lucky Seven-style and wish this happened more often for other turntable car games. I didn't have any issue with the explanation of the bonus and how it worked, although it felt odd that the description of the prize was a lot longer than that of the car due to the amount of extra prizes the bonus included.

Balance Game was far too unbalanced. 5 14 18 means your options are 19 23 32. Was anyone looking at that set and going 32000?

The Switcheroo bonus was not well explained at all.

You can say that again.

I've liked a good deal of the Jackpot January game variations, but here, I would have just been happy with Let 'Em Roll being the Jackpot game. Mashing up Switcheroo with Bonus Game just didn't work.

What do the codes in 'Notes' mean?  I know DSW but not the rest..

For $168, that water pitcher better be able to cook dinner or find its owner a date. Holy cow.

No kidding.  That one shocked me too