Is there anywhere in Las Vegas where can I go to place my own bets, without having to go to a teller? I like to use a betting machine when I make my bets at a race track. No casino I've visited has machines to make self-serve bets. Along with making my own bets, I like to use the same machines to check my tickets before I throw them away. I don't watch each race that I bet, so I want to make sure my tickets are no good.

My sister and I will be visiting Las Vegas and in every city where we vacation together, we like to have afternoon tea one day. Is there a hotel in Las Vegas that serves it?

I was wondering if you could find out how many people showed up for the "World's Largest Buffet" promotion at the Hilton last month. Also, how much money was raised for the charity involved?

"Must-Eat" in Las Vegas - readers poll results (part two).

"Must-Eat" in Las Vegas - readers poll results (part one).

I saw on the Travel Channel's "What's New Vegas 2005" that there's a bar where you can get a martini and manicure. Could you tell me about this bar and where to find it?

So, we’ve had a survey for the "must-see-attraction" in Las Vegas; how about a "must-eat?"

There was always one small enjoyment that drew me to the Stardust: I don't know how many thousands of dollars I gambled away in that place, only because I wanted a bowl of that fantastic chili at the sports book concession stand! I know of several colleagues who think the same way. Does the Stardust even know what a treasure they have on their hands? They need to find a way to save that chili recipe and make sure it's available when the new place opens. Otherwise, the boys from Cleveland may have to find a new vacation destination.

How long has the complete steak dinner at Ellis Island for $4.95 been in the Top Ten?

I may be taking people to dinner on my comps and I am not sure how to tip. What is the tipping policy for this situation?