A group of creditors sent Caesars a notice of default. In an abundance of caution, this newsletter again advises you not to deposit any funds (no deposits for hotel reservations, no deposits at the cashier’s cage, no delay on redeeming casino chips, etc.), in the following Caesars' hotels, until the situation at Caesars again becomes clearer: Bally’s, Caesars Palace, Flamingo, Harrah’s, Paris Las Vegas, Planet Hollywood, Rio, and The Cromwell. Any additional info from your end?

What happened to the TV show, Poker After Dark? Is it done locally or is it all gone? Stations here no longer show it. I liked the pros playing for winner take all.

OK, so with the recent mobile casino at Moulin Rouge, I got to wondering: What exactly are all the rules around casino licenses? Does it stay with the land? Is it part of the deed? Why not just let it lapse and get a new one when you finally build on the land? I’m guessing there are all sorts of legal and bureaucratic rules and stipulations and quirks of the system involved.

We continue our Sunday Sample series with an excerpt from best-seller Comp City by Max Rubin, the ultimate comp wizard and a masterful raconteur who always has a mischievous glint in his eye. Find out why the casinos fear him (and it's not because of his gambling expertise).

I recently saw some statistics where Nevada has the highest rate of divorcing couples in the U.S. Do you think the reasons are obvious, given the lifestyle? Or are there some hidden problems that us occasional visitors might not know about?

I used to see diners leave tips on the table for servers in buffets. It has been a long time since I have seen tips on any table. At the same time, cashiers now ask if you want to put a tip on your charge when you enter. I am interested to know what you can tell us about tipping in buffets. How much is considered appropriate? Who gets the tip when it is on the charge? Do servers keep the tips they receive or are they put in a pool and split somehow?

In a recent QoD regarding safety riding the bus, you said, "....this city has some distinctly dubious neighborhoods...." Care to tell us exactly which neighborhoods we should stay away from?

What happened to all of the Star Trek props that were located in the Star Trek Experience in the old Las Vegas Hilton’s lower level?

What are the rules on topless pools and shows? Is every casino allowed to have them if they wish or is there an ordinance against it in certain areas? Could they have nude sunbathing at certain pools if the casino so desired?

Besides Oscars, are there any other restaurants that offer a view of the Fremont Street Experience downtown?