Tony Kendall
The European Poker Circuit, such as it is, continues to grow apace. Last weekend it was Dublin, for the EPT. Sadly, despite Dublin being home from home to many Americans, there was only a very small American interest, with one US of A guy, a Mr Jared Javis, earning a minor cash in 21st […]
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I. Nelson Rose
“Politics is the art of the compromise” -Anonymous
Legalizing gambling is not the same as decriminalizing it. When a state’s lawmakers decide to make gaming legal, they never repeal the state’s criminal anti-gambling statutes. Instead, the legislature creates a licensing system for operators and suppliers. A license has such great commercial value because it […]
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H. Scot Krause
Following Thanksgiving and the National Finals Rodeo, the tourist population drops off a bit in Las Vegas, but those who come to stay and play will find some great bargains, promotions and perks!
Holiday gift shops and fairs are running this month. You may be entitled to free gifts! Throughout this past year, MGM […]
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Byron Liggett
Montana folks don’t give a damn what happens in Las Vegas; what’s more, they hope it stays there. Here, you’re more likely to see only bear breasts.
“Big Sky Country” is wide open spaces, long distances, breath-taking scenery, and few people. It’s small towns… and not alot of them.
Unlike other states, in Montana you don’t […]
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Wayne Newton
It is only fitting that I start this column off talking about Mr. Las Vegas, the Midnight Idol, Wayne Newton. As you already know, Newton ended his run at the Stardust this past April, halfway through his 10-year contract with the resort.
Rumors had been swirling for several months, as I had mentioned in earlier […]
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