I understand that card counters can be evicted from casinos. Is card-counting illegal? Is there a law allowing casinos to evict card counters? In a group discussion regarding this, some of us thought that casinos could legally evict anyone they wanted from the casino.

We recently drove by the defunct Moulin Rouge, which I understand was the first and only casino built to market to a black clientele during a time when black entertainers were not allowed to stay at the Strip hotels they were performing at. I know that plans were in the works to restore it in the last couple of years before it was seriously damaged by a suspicious fire. Are there any current plans for this property?

Do the casinos ever employ "shills" to work the Texas hold 'em tables?

Do you have any idea of approximately how many slot machines are in each of the major Strip casinos, along with the larger casinos off the Strip?

What is the latest information on the new design of the New Frontier? If they will be closing, do you have a date?

At nighttime, I still think the best sign on the Strip is the Stardust sign. Are there any plans for moving it to another location when the casino closes?

How many new hotel rooms are planned for Las Vegas over the next few years and how much money will be spent on building them?

I have passed the Artisan Hotel when driving in Las Vegas. What is the history, clientele and the current story about this hotel?

I keep seeing the term RNG, or random number generator, as the "brains" behind the operating system of slot and video poker machines. What exactly is the RNG?

All these casino mergers –- how are they affecting the slot clubs at each property? Can you earn points at one property and then redeem them for comps at another one? Do all the casinos in one merged company have the same comp policies and benefits?