While at the G2E 2015 show, I saw a super-cool gambling pinball machine on display inside the Guest Resort Experience. I found it fun to play and a really neat idea. Can you provide any additional information on this new game?

WSOP Main Event Winners - The Aftermath: Part III. (With apologies for yeseterday's interruption to our trilogy - we totally forgot that Wednesday was a new Reader Poll!)

WSOP Main Event Champions & What Became of Them (and Their Winnings): Part II.

There are reports periodically about how lottery winners have fared, often tragically, after winning a large sum of money. With the 2015 World Series of Poker Main Event final table approaching, I'm curious how past winners of this event have fared with their new-found multi-million dollar prize. Any parallels with lottery winners?

I’m an LVA member and my 43rd birthday is coming up. I was planning on using the MRB coupon for the 2X-your-age free-play offer at the Plaza, but I read somewhere that I can get 3X points if I don’t use the coupon. Is it better to do without the coupon or is there more to it?

Has there ever been a study on gamblers in association with mental disorders, e.g., Alzheimer's and dementia? A lot of the old guys I've played with in Vegas seem to be pretty sharp.

In the recent Q&A about why there's no gambling in Boulder City, you said that there's another Nevada town -- Panaca?? -- with a gambling ban, but for totally different reasons. So, where is Panaca and why is there no gambling there?

When preparing for our last Vegas trip I removed all the fifties in our bankroll and replaced them with hundreds or twenties. My husband questioned why. I heard $50s are considered bad luck in a casino and they will never pay you off with a $50. He didn't believe me. If true, how did this superstition start?

I recently saw on "Pawn Stars" the D casino was selling their Sigma Derby game (my all-time favorite machine -- I used to stay up all night at the Stardust back in the '80s playing it). On the show, Rick's expert appraised it for $35,000 to $40,000, so did they make a deal or not? And if it's gone from the D, are there any other casinos in Las Vegas that still have a Sigma Derby machine?

With Station now buying The Palms, and Boyd purchasing the Canneries and Aliante, will the various players cards/clubs be combined?