Which casino is known for testing the newest slot machines in their casino first? Is there such a "testing casino"?

I'm a Vegas limo driver and recently drove a wedding couple and their friends to Bellagio after their wedding because they wanted to take pictures in the Conservatory and by the Fountains. While by the fountain show, a Bellagio security guard came up and informed them that wedding pictures were not permitted anywhere on the property. I'm not sure why this is a rule or why you can take pictures anywhere on the property unless you're in a wedding gown, but this is what they were told. Do you have any clue why this rule exists?

What's happening with the new Border Grill that was being added to the Forum Shops at Caesars?

Could you give the readers an update on the Rivers Palms Hotel and Casino in Laughlin. The old news is that the property was sold, then the sale was canceled; the downstairs is going to be remodeled, but it's not; they have plans for renovation and maintenance, but they never occur; etc., etc., etc. Could you send in your elite team of fact finders and let the readers know just what is the real story with River Palms. Thanks

We are in Vegas now and noticed that the outside of the Luxor pyramid looks terrible. It used to be shiny and now it looks dull and has streaks on it. What is causing this and are they going to fix it?

Hopefully this is an easy one! I was just driving from San Diego to Las Vegas, and noticed that one of the gas stations in Primm now sells Powerball tickets. I thought Powerball wasn't allowed in Nevada because of the casino gambling?

I read in your "News" column that the Dotty’s chain has bought another casino in Laughlin, but what’s going on with the Hacienda? The remodel seems to be taking forever and when I checked the website, there’s no name change or anything. I thought the sale to Dotty’s and the whole rebranding thing was a done deal, but nothing seems to have changed. Do you know anything about what’s going on?

I am in Las Vegas and see the glass is being removed from Harmon Tower, along with other obvious signs of work. Does this mean that the Harmon is finally coming down? As a refresher, what was the original structural problem and how was it discovered?

With the LVH being sold to be made into a timeshare property, what happens to existing reservations?

With The Quad name change to incorporate The LINQ branding, will O'Sheas still be there, and still be called O'Sheas?