What's going on with Cal Neva: Part II (the conclusion)

Can you clarify exactly what is being done at the CalNeva at Lake Tahoe? When will the rehabbed casino reopen? Exactly what was redone, will there be a showroom and, if so, what kind of acts do they plan to present? What dining choices will be available? How big will the casino on the Nevada side be?

I know the Plaza and the Las Vegas Club shared their players club points, but what other casinos downtown do the same?

Recently I stayed at the M Resort and was baffled by its existence. Why would a smart man who, according to Wikipedia was involved in the building of Caesars Palace and The Bellagio, think a huge resort would succeed in that remote location?

How old do you have to be to book a room in Vegas?

I seem to remember Main Street Station being called Rosie's with a large dual staircase to the second floor where dancing took place. Am I correct?

Are there any plans in Las Vegas for recognition of Frank Sinatra's 100th birthday, December 12?

If I wanted to earn 2500 tier credits on my Caesars Total Rewards Card would it be quicker for me to play $50 per hand of blackjack or play a dollar slot machine betting $3 per spin? Also, based on expected loss rates, which would be the less expensive of the two routes?

Do you know how long casinos keep the continuous recordings of everything that happens and everyone that enters a casino? I assume they no longer use video tapes and I also assume digital recordings could be kept forever.

I’m staying at Bally's and overlooking Paris, Bellagio, Caesars and Rio. I notice NOT one U.S. flag on any of these properties. What's up with that?