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Posted by Nolan Dalla on Apr 7, 2020 in Blog, General Poker, Las Vegas | 6 comments

Remembering the Castaways Las Vegas

Castaways Las Vegas

The Castaways Casino was open from 1963 to 1987. Here’s my recollection of that forgotten slice of the Las Vegas Strip before it was demolished to make way for The Mirage, which today stands in its place.

Posted by Nolan Dalla on Nov 4, 2019 in Blog, Las Vegas, Music and Concert Reviews, Travel | 1 comment

Dancing on the Grave of the Kaos Nightclub at the Palms

Stick the $950 bottles of Grey Goose in buckets of ice up your waify ass! Put away the Old Spice, ass jokers! Get a real job, disc jockey! No more $500 cash nights in bribe money, door-dicks.

KAOS at The Palms, the mind-mashing hideous nightclub and shakedown joint I BLASTED here on Facebook back in March is…….is……is……

GOING OUT OF BUSINESS!

Hooray!

Posted by Nolan Dalla on Nov 16, 2018 in Blog, Las Vegas, Music and Concert Reviews | 2 comments

Review: The Mob Museum (Las Vegas)

Here’s the story of my visit with a review of the Mob Museum in Las Vegas, with a surprising reaction.

Posted by Nolan Dalla on Oct 19, 2018 in Blog, Politics | 1 comment

Should Las Vegas Be Funding New Sports Stadiums?

las vegas raiders stadium

On the issue of a Las Vegas taxpayer-funded stadium, I’ve been on record as strongly opposed to a blatant waste of taxpayer dollars and welfare for the super-rich. But now, I see both sides of the debate.

Posted by Nolan Dalla on Nov 21, 2017 in Blog, Las Vegas, Politics | 6 comments

Blaming MGM (Mandalay Bay) for the Las Vegas Shooting is Absurd

My Thoughts on Victims and Survivors Suing Mandalay Bay:

This lawsuit is absurd. It has no merit whatsoever. Hopefully, the legal case never reaches trial. Let’s also hope the MGM and Live Nation refuse to settle out of court. They did nothing wrong, and finding them guilty of any negligence sends the wrong message. It also makes everyone’s lives more difficult and more expensive because, in the end, it’s we who end up paying the price. We suffer the fallout.