Do any of the hotel-casinos on the LV Strip have tennis courts anymore?

With the current epidemic of bedbugs prevailing in this country, what steps are the hotels taking to ensure that they are bedbug-free (and remain bedbug-free)? And what are the hotels doing when guests report such instances? What compensation are they providing to their guests who may not have discovered the problem with bedbugs until they returned home? Do the hotels use bedbug-sniffing dogs to find any bedbugs and then take the necessary steps to eradicate them? Along the same lines, how often do hotels changes the mattresses? Are there laws governing the frequency of changing the mattresses? I would think if the mattress was bedbug infested, it would be changed, but I am also interested in the "normal" frequency of change. And with the high number of hotel rooms, what happens to the mattresses once they are removed, since the number of mattresses is significant in each hotel.

A year or so ago, The Bellagio Conservatory was decorated with a 100-year-plus Banyan tree that had been moved from Florida. I know the tree had died, but it was very beautiful. What happened to the tree after the Bellagio was done with it? Did it hit the wood chipper?

If I buy the stock of a casino company, will I get any perks, such as specials on rooms, meals, gambling, etc.?

What can you tell me about the old Continental Hotel and Casino on Paradise Road, where the current Terrible's sits?

We stayed at Mandarin Oriental Dhara Devi in Chiang Mai, Thailand, and are wondering about the one in Vegas. Specifically, we’re curious about the condos in the building, what it’s like to actually live in such a high-life hotel.

How are casino hosts compensated? Do they earn a commission on a player’s theo or actual losses?

Can you tell us anything about the history of the Plaza? It's pretty rundown now, but it sure looks like it must have been quite the place when it was first built. Thanks!

I have been a regular at the Venetian and Palazzo for years. What happened to two of my favorite restaraunts, David Burke and Charlie Palmer?

This is a follow-up to the QOD last week (4/2/10) about using more than one free lodging offer at the same time. In the past, I've booked myself into two hotels on the same dates and gone back and forth between them with no consequences and no remorse. However, I would like to use a free lodging comp for some visiting friends (in Tunica). The only caveat on the offer is, "Offer exclusively for (me)." This doesn't seem to preclude my checking in, giving the front desk my credit card, then turning the keys over to my friends. Am I wrong about this? I have a feeling if I call the hotel (Harrah's in Tunica) and ask, they'll say I can't do it. But I don't really see why not and your answer last week seems to confirm that. However, will I soon be receiving guests from the county jail if I do this?