Which casinos do you think will be impacted the most when the CityCenter opens with its 5,000-plus rooms?

I was reading my pilfered copy of Wynn magazine today, and noticed it is a Greenspun publication; a sister to Vegas magazine, among others. This made me wonder how large the circulation of Wynn is and how it compares to Vegas and other specialty Las Vegas magazines?

I’ve got a bet with a friend of mine. I say that the old Silver City Casino was entirely smoke free at one time. I know it’s not there any longer. It was located just a short walk from the Riviera. Help me on this one if you can.

Is Little Caesars still in business? Also I heard that the late Bob Stupak took $1 million cash in the place and made a bet on the Super Bowl. Is that true?

I just got barred from playing blackjack at the Mirage with an explanation of, "Your skill level is such that we no longer want your play here". What's the worst that could happen to me if I go back and am caught playing again, or if I were to visit another of their sister casinos and am caught? Is it true they can't bar you from playing in Atlantic City any more?

Has Palace Station started renting out "Room 1203, The OJ Room" yet? If so, do they charge guests a higher rate?

Whatever happened to La Cage at the Riviera?

I was recently in Vegas, stayed at the Flamingo, and would have had a decent view of the Strip if I could have seen through the extremely dirty windows. I understand the ongoing construction creates the problem, but how often do the casinos clean their windows?

Your answer to the Battista QoD made me wonder, what’s the story with the liquor store nearby? They proudly proclaim on their sign that they have 20 some years left on their lease. Does the owner have a Harrah’s grudge?

I remember hearing that the week between Christmas and New Year's is a great time to find great deals on hotel rooms. Is this still true? Are there are other times of the year that also offer great room bargains?