I enjoy playing craps whenever I visit Las Vegas. I recently went to a Native American casino in northern San Diego County and discovered they have "card craps." The game is played with 2 decks of 6 cards each that determine your "dice roll." How "random" is this game and is it even worth playing? All table payouts remain the same as in a Vegas craps game.

What’s the best play in blackjack when you have a natural and the dealer is showing an ace and invites you to take insurance? Recently, this happened to me and I was told to declare "even money." Is this the right thing to do, or, as I’ve heard, are all insurance bets "sucker bets"?

I don't understand how a slot machine can say that it pays off at a 99% rate at the same time that the slot makers claim that the chances of winning are "random." I know they say it's because it's figured on "infinity," but no machine stays on the floor forever.

Do you know which casinos have the Sigma Derby horse-race machines? We are planning a trip and would like to stay at a casino that has this game.

Why does the dealer have to call out to the pit boss when he's changing money for chips or coloring up?

Which casinos, either locals or Strip, have bingo parlors?

What do Las Vegas casinos do with their older tables? Is there somewhere I can purchase actual casino-used blackjack tables?

What are the odds on the Lucky Ladies side bet at blackjack?

Which casino has the best sports book in Vegas?

Do casinos allow players to use blackjack strategy cards at the tables?