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Cowboy Steve Wynn recalls days of ropin' on Ralph Lamb's ranch (1 Comment)
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Dawn Gibbons' story: First lady talks about divorce, humiliation, fears (16 Comments)
The Kats Report
Kirk Kerkorian: CityCenter is 'simply the most amazing' Vegas project ever (16 Comments)
Robin Leach's Las Vegas Celebrity Watch
Great Santa Run: Unofficial 14,595 runners would be a new record
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Rampage Jackson to return to UFC (3 Comments)
Politics: Ralston's Flash
Superintendents want state to immediately seek Race to Top funds (1 Comment)
Top Chef: Las Vegas
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Save Tony Verdugo fundraiser at Jet
Jet | 8:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.
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Rockhouse’s Rodeo Roundup
Rockhouse Bar & Nightclub | 10 p.m. to 11:59 p.m.
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Dom Irrera at the Riviera Comedy Club
The Riviera
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Football specials at Diablo's
Diablos Cantina
The Sun
Locally owned and independent for more than 50 years.
Steve Zanella from MGM tries to compare server-based gaming to coinless ticket-in ticket-out (TITO) technology, saying that he expects the public to embrace the technology.
TITO had advantages for the gambler. No waiting on empty hoppers, fewer hand-pays, no dirty coins to handle, etc. I'm not sure that I see big advantages for the gambler when the house has the ability to tweak payout percentages on a whim.
The old wives' tale of "they make the machines tighter on the weekends" may actually now become reality with this technology. How does that appeal to the average gambler? Why would the average gambler embrace this technology?