On a recent "Bar Rescue," they rescued the first gay bar to ever open in Las Vegas named Gipsy. At the end of the show the owner didn’t like the changes and three days later closed the bar. Who pays for all the renovation costs and what happens when an owner decides he knows more than expert Jon Taffer and either changes the bar back, or in this case, closes the doors forever?

You addressed the Super Bowl and the props leading up to the game. Can you provide a little round-up of how some of the more interesting bets turned out?

What’s the story on the Las Vegas magazine called The Sunday?

Where can we find the closest easy hiking trails to Las Vegas? We’ll only have a couple of hours, but we’d like to get out of the city and into the desert, with some sun and fresh air.

What happened to your companion site about (live) poker? I think it was LVAPoker.com or something like that. Did that go away without me noticing?

I enjoy my view of the Bellagio fountains from my room at Paris, but the booming gunshot like sounds coming from there must tick off more than just this guest. Have nearby hotels complained about the noise that the fountains cause?

Further to the QoD about Lefty Rosenthal's residence, is there anything more about his wife Geri? Can't find much and have only seen maybe two photos of her. She's a hard one to find!

On my recent visit to Las Vegas, we noticed more panhandlers than police. Is this problem being addressed?

In Casino the police were called to Frank Rosenthal's residence when his wife (played by Sharon Stone) went berserk. Where in Vegas was Mr. Rosenthal's residence? In the movie his house appeared quite elaborate.

We recently received some questions about the $10,000 base for cash transactions and how the casinos keep track of that, what specific transactions they count, and which games the government rules cover. We asked Jean Scott, co-author of Tax Help for Gamblers with Marissa Chien, to address this issue.