Part 2 of the "Slot Winners Suspected of Cheating" story

Some guy won big twice in the same week at a casino (the Palms) on the same slot. Is he now "in the book" as an advantage player and banned from that casino's slots? Will "they" watch him a little closer for the possibility of somehow "fixing" the machines? (In fictional Vegas movies, it's always reprogramming, lasers, or some other computer nonsense, such as the sequence of the bills used or line bets.) Has this ever really happened?

Of all the blackjack card-counting systems, which is the easiest to learn/use and which is the most accurate?

The Buffet-Etiquette Poll Analysis

I am coming to Vegas in May and was wondering what Strip casinos offer craps lessons.

I saw an interesting scenario online recently. A slot player triggered a bonus with multiple free games. They were unable to sit through the entire bonus round due to time constraints and "sold" the remaining bonus round to a nearby slot player for a specific cash amount. Is this practice allowed by the casinos? Are there any legal implications to consider? P.S. At the end of the bonus round, the slot player who paid for the remaining bonus round was able to recoup their investment, plus some.

With an NHL team starting next season and the potential of an NFL team coming to Las Vegas, is there any chance of changes to sports gambling in Las Vegas? If I came to Vegas to watch my home team play in Vegas, I would enjoy betting on them.

What is the origin of the saying, "Winner winner, chicken dinner"?

In regards to today 1/8/17, how do you know what class video poker machine you are playing?

I have recently been cruising and enjoy blackjack, however, the cruise line is using the continuous shuffle machines, which I believe destroys the basic strategy. Has anyone looked into the statistics on that?