In the history of the NCAA basketball tournament, no #1 seed in a bracket has lost a first-round game. So, why not parlay the money line on all four #1 seeds? I know the odds on each would be bad, but combined on a parlay, I suspect it would be at least an even-money return on something that hasn’t lost in 30+ years. Would casinos take that bet?

I was at The Orleans breakfast buffet on Tuesday, Feb. 25. To my surprise, I saw someone who I think was LVA's own Anthony Curtis. He seemed to be by himself and I was wondering how receptive he would have been to talking with a grateful subscriber?

Is Trump the owner of the empty lot across from the Wynn/Encore? Are there any definitive plans to build something on it or is likely to continue to be empty for the foreseeable future?

I've recently been put on a low-carb diet by my doctor. I will be visiting Las Vegas in March and have been searching for places to eat that offer a low-carb menu. Can you help?

With the recent news about Las Vegas Sands Bethlehem casino site getting hacked and the ever disturbing updates about their entire system possibly being compromised, what's your information as to how bad it may be?

During my recent Las Vegas stay I noticed, for the first time, double-decker buses. When and why did Las Vegas start double-decker bus service?

Which casinos still have live keno lounges? They seem to be disappearing...

With February winding down, I wondered if there are specific "opening dates" for the Observation Wheel, the Brooklyn Bowl, and other Linq venues? I will be in Las Vegas mid-March and have tickets for a Brooklyn Bowl show. Thanks!!

The Feb 20 QoD concerned the Meridian and referenced the murder that occurred in their parking area. In your answer you stated, 'self-styled pimp, Ammar Harris, is accused of first degree murder, which included the deaths of a cab driver and his fare.' I don't know if anyone else noticed, but in the last sentence of that paragraph you go on to say that Harris was convicted of rape and robbery last September. My Question? Why the hell wasn't this guy in jail? Doesn't Las Vegas put CONVICTED rapists and robbers in jail anymore?

It was announced that The Cromwell will open on May 21st, so I checked out their website today. I was surprised that their casino floor included a section called 'The Abbey,' which is described as a reserved area with three table games. The room can be curtained-off for privacy – perfect for high-profile guests. In light of a recent incident where the Nevada Gaming Control Board filed a complaint against Aria for blocking two state gaming agents from observing wagering activity in the casino's high-limit area, it appears that such a 'reserved' gaming area with curtains would be a violation of Nevada's law to ensure that the public has access to gaming. Do you expect the GCB would be concerned about gaming occurring behind a curtain? Do other casinos have similar 'private' gaming areas to appeal to their high-profile guests?