I've noticed that most of the casinos are doing away with coin slots and going with paper tickets. Where can we find the casinos that still allow you to drop in nickels or quarters and receive coins instead of the tickets? I miss the noise of the casino that the slots used to give, as well as collecting the various dollar coins.

I hear Jamie Gold (WSOP winner) had half his money held up because of some deal. Can you fill us in on it and where it stands today?

Which bet gives the player the best bang for his buck in the casino? If you had $100, where would you bet it?

On the May 25, 2006 "Be in Action Radio Show" Jean Scott talks about losing $40,000 playing video poker but after including $80,000 worth of extra promotions, including bounce-back cash, they had a $40,000 gain for the year. What is bounce-back cash, how is it calculated, and how is it distributed?

Where did the expression "C'mon, baby needs a new pair of shoes!" come from? It seems to be used for luck in craps.

What overall information do you know about the South Coast to South Point switchover? For example, what will happen to our slot card points, once the name change goes into effect?

I read in Casino Player magazine that there's a new slot machine out called "Deal or No Deal" that's based on the game show. I have tried to locate it in Nevada, but no luck. Any idea where I could find it? Thank you.

I know that being 86'd is casino argot for being thrown out. But I'm curious about why that particular number was selected for ordering a player out of the house.

What were the circumstances of Ken Uston's death in Paris?

I've been invited to participate in Harrah's Millionaire Maker video poker tournament. I've been in many slot tournaments, but not in a video poker tournament. Do you have any tips and pointers for a video poker tournament?