Whatever happened to the "underground" at Caesars Palace. It was located beneath the Sportsbook. You could eat there in individual rooms, be visited by a roving magician, lots of thunder and lightning. It was exciting. Is it still down there or was it replaced by something?

You ran question a couple years ago about Caesars Palace being the Vegas casino with the roughest past. Can you please repost that answer?

My familly is traveling to Las Vegas this summer and we're taking along my mother-in-law, who's never been to Las Vegas. All she wants to do is see the Liberace Museum. We've heard the name, but don't really know anything about him or his museum. Can you enlighten us?

Who owns the O’Shea’s casino?

I just saw a review for a band called The Mapes. Did it get its name from a hotel in Reno?

I was driving down Flamingo Road recently and noticed the Stan Fulton Building - International Gaming Institute. Who was Stan Fulton and why did UNLV name the building after him?

After a pivotal hand in the National Heads-Up Championship poker final shown on NBC, Huck Seed got a 9 on the river for a straight to beat Vanessa Rousso's ace high. Huck proceeded to ramble on about the hand, then said "I didn’t slow-roll you, did I?" Vanessa said "No, don’t worry about it." But she was visibly agitated. Can you explain what happened there?

What is the oldest Strip hotel-casino that still exists? I know that none of the original Flamingo is still around. I've heard that part of downtown's El Cortez is from the original 1941 building.

I’ve seen the big neon cowboy downtown, I think he’s called Vegas Vic? Is it true that there are other versions of him elsewhere in state? I’ve heard of a Laughlin Larry.

I’ve seen a few references to Claudine Williams recently passing away. They say she was a gambling pioneer in Las Vegas. I’m sure I’m wrong, but I thought she was a French torch singer married to Andy Williams. Who was Claudine Williams and what did she have to do with Las Vegas?