I saw an interesting scenario online recently. A slot player triggered a bonus with multiple free games. They were unable to sit through the entire bonus round due to time constraints and "sold" the remaining bonus round to a nearby slot player for a specific cash amount. Is this practice allowed by the casinos? Are there any legal implications to consider? P.S. At the end of the bonus round, the slot player who paid for the remaining bonus round was able to recoup their investment, plus some.

It seems that Las Vegas is squeezing the low roller out of the market with taxes and fees. In regard to the airport car-rental fees and room taxes, is there a public accounting of exactly where each dollar goes?

With an NHL team starting next season and the potential of an NFL team coming to Las Vegas, is there any chance of changes to sports gambling in Las Vegas? If I came to Vegas to watch my home team play in Vegas, I would enjoy betting on them.

What is Palace Station doing? They are all torn up. Did I miss this in an earlier question?

Has anyone died in the tunnels under the Las Vegas Strip when it rains? Where do the people go during the underground floods?

My casino host has been very good to me over the years. Is it appropriate to get my host a gift? Are they allowed to accept gifts?

After reading an article in the Las Vegas Sun about lost TITO vouchers, I was wondering if by state gaming laws a cocktail server can accept a casino chip as tip? Technically, it is the property of the casino and the check needs to be cashed in by the winning player.

I recently took the tour of Wayne Newton's Casa de Shenandoah, which I enjoyed very much. While in the visitor center across the street, waiting for the shuttle, I sat in a booth that I believe was from The House of Lords at the Sahara. It also looked like they had one of those great jeweled hanging lamps from the Sahara buffet. Are those from the Sahara and are there any other Sahara or Riviera artifacts given new life elsewhere in Las Vegas?

My wife and I are looking to retire in Las Vegas and some of the activities we want to pursue are riding quads and panning for gold. Are there many public access points for these and have people had much luck striking gold up in the hills?

What is the origin of the saying, "Winner winner, chicken dinner"?