What are they building by the pool at Circus Circus? A water park? Free for guests?

I was recently at Fiesta Henderson and I noticed that the crap and blackjack tables had a new max bet of $1,000, almost triple what it used to be. I was surprised that a far-off casino with a reputation as a grind joint would suddenly accept that much action. Why would a casino do that?

There's obviously been a lot of discussion about the new parking fees at MGM and Caesars properties. But what about the two (unaffiliated?) valet spots at the Shoppes at Mandalay Bay and the Forum Shops at Caesars? Are they under the same policies?

Players club tracking has become so sophisticated, I — and I assume many other readers of your fine Question of the Day — have found ourselves in casino crosshairs because of our advantage play. I play only JoB 9/6 and DW44. My favorite local casino has not only cut my weekly cash from $45 to $5, they have actually cut my percentage comp return, which I know only because I keep my own detailed records. Once you’ve been "marked" like this, is there any way to get back into their good graces?

What type of construction is currently going on at the Tropicana? 

Which resort on the Strip or within a mile of it has the largest footprint (i.e., square feet or acres), not amount of rooms or slot machines? I looked through the archives and couldn't find this information in previous Questions of the Day.

After all the hoopla has died down, how is the new all-Asian casino doing?

Part 2 of the post Star Trek Las Vegas Hilton

I just read an article in a European magazine that says that the Las Vegas Strip casinos plan to charge admission and later this year, they’ll implement a Monte Carlo-type fee where you pay a certain amount of money at the door. The article says $20. Can this possibly be true? 

I recently heard that the MGM Grand was (or is) going to be totally off the grid -- is that true or even possible?