What impact will the NBA lockout (and possible season cancellation) have on college basketball betting?

Can you handle one more religious question? I have heard over the years it boasted that: "Las Vegas has more churches per capita then any other city in the U.S." Could that be true???? Could it have been true in the past and not now? When I visit a city like Atlanta it sure seems there are more there than Las Vegas.

Regarding a recent post in your Stiffs & Georges blog about the surveillance required for slot machines in Nevada casinos, I remembered seeing slots occasionally in convenience stores, the airport, etc. What are the surveillance requirements for those machines?

May I ask when the new airport terminal is going to open -- or has it been "mothballed." When/if it opens, will they move the international flights there?

Whatever happened to Kaiser medical insurance in Las Vegas? If I recall correctly Kaiser provided policies in Hawaii, California and Nevada.

I love all the questions/answers. What kinds of questions won't you answer?

What's the story on the new sports-betting apps? Is this a big deal?

A friend just got back from Vegas and mentioned a dessert from Serendipity restaurant called frozen chocolate. I don't remember ever reading anything about it on Question of the Day and wondered if you could shed more light. My friend said it is the best dessert.

Are there any indoor pools open to the public? I realize that for most of the year, outdoor pools are usable (especially the heated ones), never the less I like to exercise by swimming laps and that is not possible during the winter. I am aware of a few casino spas (e.g., Red Rock) that permit non-hotel guests to use their lap pool for a fee, but that list seems to frequently change.

We were in Las Vegas recently and saw constructions crews taking down the Lady Luck signs from the hotel towers. Does this mean the Lady Luck may reopen in the future?