We live in Arizona and visit Vegas 2 to 4 times a year. We love playing 3 Card Poker and Let It Ride. The tables seem to be pretty full all the time. We just got back from a visit to LV and we are seeing less and less of these table games. Are they going away? Hope not, it is fun playing these 2 games.

Can you tell me if Lonnie Hammargren’s Museum Home will be open this year and the latest details?

Nevada Landing, in Jean, used to be our favorite steak-and-eggs stop on the way home. Every time I drive past the big empty lot, I have to wonder, why? Was it losing money? Will another casino ever be built there again?

What is happening with Matt Goss? I hear he is leaving Caesars after many years residency there at the end of September. Is he going to a different venue on the Strip? We always enjoyed his show there! Great band, very intimate.

Do you guys know how to get into the debate? Buy tickets, scalp, volunteer to work? Any ideas or suggestions?

I seem to remember years ago that picture-taking was not allowed in casinos. I also recall that the MGM Grand was exempt from this policy/law due its designation as a movie studio. Obviously, this is no longer the case, as everyone now snaps pictures in the casino, and I was wondering when this changed. Was this a NGC law or corporate policy?

In regard to your remark (in QoD 9/28/2016 concerning Las Vegas high-crime areas) about places to avoid: "Paradise Road and Maryland Parkway, north of Flamingo Road." I don't see where these interconnect. Are you saying to avoid all the area between Paradise and Maryland Parkway north of Flamingo, seems like a large area for a drug alley. Should one even avoid the shopping areas on Maryland?

Reading your fantastic reports on recent crime statistics, I didn't see the DUI numbers listed. Considering Uber and Lyft have been here a year now serving both tourists and us locals off the strip, it would be awesome to see a year over year decline in drunk driving justifying the future of this convenient and affordable alternative to the taxi cartels ... I mean taxis.

I recently moved to Las Vegas and am still in the process of going through boxes. In one of them, I found a 2015 Wall Street Journal article about Project Jackpot, an 18-acre site on the Strip with a Walgreens and Travelodge, but evidently ripe for development. Whatever happened to the site?

We always stay either on the Strip or at a locals casino, but have never stayed downtown. However, we always spend an evening or two downtown to see the Fremont Street Experience, the Mob Museum, etc., and gamble for a while. Last year some of the so-called street performers were so filthy in their dress, mannerisms, language, and more that we have decided to write off downtown unless this scum is either banned or forced to clean up their act. We spoke to a police officer about one particularly disgusting guy and were told that at that time they were protected by some ridiculous and obviously outdated law that had not yet been repealed. Are they still there or has Fremont Street been cleaned up in the last year or so?