If money is no object, what are the best golf courses in Las Vegas?

I would like to know why many hotels in Las Vegas limit reservations to 12 or 14 consecutive nights.

My parents turned me onto coupons on our many trips to Vegas. Recently, on a first date, I took the girl to a restaurant where I had a 2-for-1. She got irate. She said it was rude that I was only paying for my own meal, not hers. Then she said that it made her feel cheap, which seemed even worse than if she'd accused me of being cheap. By the way, it was a nice restaurant, and the bill, after the coupon and with tip, still came to 40 bucks. Any comment from the coupon people?

Am I allowed to take pictures in a casino? I have been told not on the gaming floor, but what about other areas like the Forum Shops, Grand Canal, etc.?

A Metro cop told me that the area around the Stratosphere was once known as "Naked City." What’s the story there?

What is the appropriate or suggested amount for a tip, if any, when you're being paid a machine jackpot? It seems to me that when you hit a jackpot, quite a few people suddenly arrive on the scene. Do these "machine people" share the tips?

Are there any laundries close to the Strip that do wash and fold, and charge by the pound?

Where would a person go if they wanted to see the homes of the "stars," such as Andre Agassi or Siegfried & Roy? On tour buses, they usually identify only homes of the lesser-known people.

Where is the best discount shopping? Are the outlet centers the best places to shop?

Which table game has the highest win per day for a casino: Three Card Poker, Crazy 4 Poker, Let It Ride, Caribbean Stud, or blackjack?