We received a lot of feedback about the recent QoD we ran regarding social gaming, so to put the matter to rest once and for all, today we revisit the question: Is Internet social gambling regarded and regulated like regular gambling?

Recently, the NBA commissioner said he would consider support for the legalization of sports betting in the U.S. I also heard that five states have introduced bills seeking to legalize sports betting in their states. Can you give us any updates on New Jersey’s lawsuit? Do you think there will ever be a day when we can stop on the way home and put a few bucks on our favorite pro sports team from anywhere in the states?

Your Top Ten Values has the $1 blackjack games at the Riviera in the #7 spot. I checked it out and the game is dealt from a continuous shuffler and naturals pay 6-5. How can you recommend that as any kind of deal, let alone a "Top Ten"?

Taking my 90-year-old aunt and uncle to Vegas in July for their first time. Being bingo fanatics, I'm hoping there is a bingo game somewhere on the Strip near Bellagio. Help!

I read somewhere about the frequency of royal flushes for different video poker games. For non-wild card games, why wouldn't the odds of getting a royal be the same for all games?

I've been living in Las Vegas for a few months and would really like to learn how to play poker on a very small budget. I watched some online videos and played practice games online but I'm not sure about things like basic poker-room etiquette and how tournaments work and that sort of thing. Presumably, playing in low-stakes tournaments first would be the cheapest way to learn? I looked into free poker lessons at the casinos, but couldn't find any. How would you go about learning without spending too much money doing so?

I love the annual Super Bowl National Anthem over/under prop. What is the betting line on this year’s time?

Is there a complete list of options for Super Bowl viewing parties?

I want to bet lots of props for the Super Bowl. What’s the situation?

On a Facebook forum I follow someone posted about a friend trying to collect a $1 chip from every casino. Only Binion's and the Four Queens said they couldn't sell a single dollar chip at the cage because it was 'against their policy'. Can you shed some light on why there might be a policy against this? Are there any laws that govern 'selling' of casino chips? Thanks in advance for any light you can shed on this.