Now it’s official: the Patriots and Giants in the 2008 Super Bowl. Taking into account the huge New York-Boston rivalry, how much additional security will be required for the lounges, casinos, and race & sports books throughout Las Vegas?

Which casinos have Super Bowl parties and how much do they cost?

I heard a rumor that Bob Dancer moved his VP classes from Silverton to the El Cortez along with some Bob Dancer-approved machines. Any truth to this?

Is it true this year marks the 25th anniversary of the LVA? When was the last time you raised the subscription price?

As we promised yesterday, we're using the space available in this column to reproduce much of the feedback we received regarding the "Worst Trends in Las Vegas" reader poll that we just ran. If you missed the results, please use the link provided below (or you can simply access the poll archives from our home page).

In your Question of the Day on compulsive gambling (QoD 12/4/07), you missed a strange new development concerning the disease, namely, the apparent connection between impulse-control disorders and Parkinson’s disease. Perhaps you can run an update on this connection?

I’m not interested in investing in a single gambling stock. I don’t want to have all my investment eggs in one casino basket. Are there any mutual funds that spread the eggs around into lots of baskets?

The Question of the Day about Old Vegas brought back memories of another attraction in the area. What is the story of Las Vegas Down racetrack? I remember that it was closed down the first time I visited Las Vegas in 1984. I also remember advertisements in greyhound racing magazines announcing the re-opening in 1991. Whatever happened?

I remember reading your history of the Stardust and now that it’s gone, do you think that Caesars takes its place as having the most sordid past of all the Las Vegas casinos? And if you do, how about telling us about it?

What are some of the craziest/wackiest records that some of the hotels or casinos in Vegas have?