Will the new $100 bills be accepted by existing gaming machines in Las Vegas?

I recently watched a TV program called "Cheating Las Vegas". One person featured was a slot cheat named Dennis Nikrasch, who stole 10, perhaps 16 million dollars from Vegas slots in the '70s and '80s. He was caught, spent 7 1/2 years in prison, was released in 2004, and died in 2010. However, there was never any mention of what happened to all that money. Do you know if he spent it all, if some of it was recovered, or what may have happened to it?

What are the ordinances in Las Vegas concerning local residents owning a working slot/video poker machine?

I heard that the Bad Beat at Caesars was recently hit. Do you know what the winning and losing hand were worth? Also, what was the player share since all players at the Caesars properties share the remaining 70%.

I assume you are following the drama on Johnny Football. At least, I'm sure the sports bettors are. I saw that they had pulled down all of the lines for Texas A&M after the controversy hit. My question is, what happens to bets that were already made in this case. Are they still valid, or could the casino choose to void them? I'm also interested in what happens to the win totals for the season -- are those bets also voided?

Today we'll tackle two related questions in one: "On the recent Las Vegas "Bar Rescue" show, they 'rescued' Gypsy, the first gay bar to ever open in Las Vegas. At the end of the show, I see where the owner did not like the change and three days later closed the bar. Who pay for all the renovation costs and what happens when some owner decides he knows more than expert Jon Taffer and either changes the bar back or, in this case, closes the doors forever?" and: "Just curious: Did Bar 702 keep its great video poker pay tables after it was reborn from the old Sand Dollar (thanks to the show "Bar Rescue")?

With the NFL season just around the corner, can you list which sportsbooks are associated with which casinos?

What nightclubs offer live blackjack? What are the procedures for bypassing the lines to get to the tables?

I love looking at pictures of old Vegas. Just about every vintage casino picture I see has a sign promoting faro. It seems that back in the day faro was the game. Can you talk a bit about faro and how it went out of favor. Could it come back?

You mentioned the "legendary" Jackie Gaughan in a recent QoD, but I don't recall ever seeing an article about him, his background, whether he's still alive (I know he had health problems) and active. He always treated his employees with respect, and spoke to them and to customers in a friendly manner. He even did things for customers, like getting change for some elderly folks. How about some background and info about him?