Did the movie Storming Las Vegas ever get made?

As a follow-up question to your answer about why gambling movies are so unrealistic, what did you think of the movie Mississippi Grind?

Why are movies and TV series about Vegas and Gambling so unrealistic?

Do the experts on "Pawn Stars" get paid?

In poker, what are a "three bet" and "four bet" and is there a "two bet"?

Do you guys know how to get into the debate? Buy tickets, scalp, volunteer to work? Any ideas or suggestions?

Caught up on some episodes of "Ghost Adventures" and saw Zak Bagens has a museum in Las Vegas. Do you know where, or if it is open to the public?

Gordon Ramsay has several establishments in Las Vegas. How often does he make appearances and where can I find out when and where Gordon will be in Vegas?

I recently saw on "Pawn Stars" the D casino was selling their Sigma Derby game (my all-time favorite machine -- I used to stay up all night at the Stardust back in the '80s playing it). On the show, Rick's expert appraised it for $35,000 to $40,000, so did they make a deal or not? And if it's gone from the D, are there any other casinos in Las Vegas that still have a Sigma Derby machine?

With MTV's "Real World" being shown, has the Gold Spike noticed an increase in customers? Are they offering the Real World suite like the Palms does?