I've noticed that a lot of the casinos are three-sided (i.e., six sides total), unlike most hotels in most cities I've visited, which only have a front and a back. Is there a reason why this design seems to be so popular in Las Vegas?

I have heard that 50 dollar bills are considered bad luck in a casino. Is this true? What other myths are there about bad luck and gambling?

There are plenty of ATMs in Vegas at the casinos that charge an outrageous sum. But are there any bank ATMs on the Strip that are free or charge a dollar or two?

How many questions do you have on file? Are there any questions that are unanswerable and if so, is there anywhere we can see these questions or any of the questions that you are working on?

Can you give us a round-up of all the casinos that are under construction in Las Vegas at the present time?

Is there anywhere in Las Vegas that serves an English high tea?

A number of years ago, the Grand Adventures amusement park at MGM shut down in large part to the demise of Las Vegas as a family-friendly destination. What, if anything, are they using the park for now?

There's a big vacant lot west of downtown that's just sat there for a long time. Surely someone owns it and wants to develop it. What's going on there?

Please answer a question about the native history of the Las Vegas area. Who were the original inhabitants of southern Nevada? And were there any episodes of violence between the Native Americans and the explorers and settlers?

I understand that Trump Tower will be the most expensive address in Las Vegas when it opens. How "special" will it be to live in Trump Tower?