How many people go to the Life is Beautiful festival?

The concluding Part II to yesterday’s Question of the Day: What will the first skill-based slot machines be like?

I thought I kept up with Las Vegas info pretty well, but today’s QoD hit me with something which I’ve never heard of. What are "skill-based slots," where do they fit into the Las Vegas gambling scene (as in good or bad for players), and what do you think about them?

During the WSOP, I imagine that there are many players in town who never enter any official events, but who are there for big games and easy marks. Has anyone ever written anything about this off-tournament action?

I heard that a few years ago during a big fight, the visitors (Brits?) drank the MGM dry of beer. Can that be true?

How are U.S. casino companies compensating for the downturn in the Macau economy - Part II?

With Macao in the second year of a revenue swoon, how are U.S. casino companies compensating for it?

Has the Caesars Entertainment bankruptcy been settled?

I live in Texas and get to Las Vegas several times a year, but not every week, which precludes me from playing in all the football contests you write about each year. In your write-ups you mention "proxy services" that will put picks in for you. Can you explain how they work and what they cost?

Yesterday, we examined some of the sustainable-energy practices implemented by Las Vegas Sands; in today's concluding installment, we take a look at how the competition -- big and small -- is keeping up with the Joneses, er, Adelsons.