The QOD regarding expansion at the M Resort made me wonder about ownership of the Colorado Belle and Edgewater casinos in Laughlin. My recollection is that the Marnell family bought them from MGM Mirage for the purpose of giving Anthony Marnell III operational experience before the M was finished. The murky part is if these properties were given up to Penn during their purchase of the M. Can you provide any light into this dark corner of the universe?

While staying at the LVH we found a production sheet for Michael Douglas' HBO Liberace movie Behind the Candelabra. Know any more about this?

Who is Dr Bob?

Do the sports books really gamble that big?

Is Clark County, the county Las Vegas is in, named after William Clark from the Lewis and Clark expedition or is it named after a different Clark ... and if so, why?

A lot of NFL quarterbacks have been injured recently. How much are star NFL QBs worth in the line?

As we mentioned yesterday, Bob Dancer has shared with a few people that the night he met Question of the Day editor, Jessica Roe, was the most exciting night of his life. Far more exciting, in fact, than the night he met his wife, Shirley, or even the day he married her. Here's that story, in Bob's own words.

I think I read some time ago that Bob Dancer's wife won a lot of money on a machine and him saying she made a mistake on how she played the hand. Maybe it wasn't a mistake on her part, but something about how she always plays that hand but won't admit it to him!My wife always holds A-10 suited -- a "bad" play -- but she hit a royal playing it. I still complain about her playing it, but now she will never let me live it down. So, maybe the perfect play isn't always the best play? We are very low rollers and play Double Double Bonus. I hope Mr Dancer sees this and will comment.

Can you explain how parlays and teasers work when there's a tie? All the picks have to win to have a winning bet, but if you bet a 2-teamer, 3-teamer, or any number of teams and one of the results is a tie, what happens? And is the rule the same everywhere, or do you have to be careful before playing?

A couple of weeks ago, Fezzik referenced a "soft line" (vs. a "hard line"). Can you explain what this means?