What was the name of the song that Nick Stokes was singing in the season finale of "CSI"? The song pertained to gambling in Las Vegas and mentioned Texas Hold'em and Let it Ride, and I'd like to buy the album.

Is there a standard casino weight for poker chips? The reason I ask is that I’ve just started learning to perform some tricks with them, and I’ve noticed that some chips seem easier to handle than others.

I have several ideas for new slot machines (some based on old TV shows). Where should I go to get advice or to sell my ideas?

I have a friend who I believe may have a gambling problem. What resources are there to help?

What is the casino's percentage of the takeout on horse-racing wagers? Since it is a no-risk, guaranteed profit to the casinos, do many casinos offer comps or reward credits to horse bettors?

I know that play and strategy for video poker is different from live poker. What would you suggest to a newbie who has no previous knowledge of either but wants to learn both? Which should you learn first?

Which casinos in Las Vegas have single-zero roulette?

Can I cash in my chips at a casino other than the one where I won them, or do I have to cash them in before I leave the original property?

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"?