If I should ever become an internationally wanted criminal, I'm heading directly for the Golden Nugget. It's a foolproof plan. They'll identify me immediately and keep me under surveilance -- but they won't notify the authorities, toss me out, or make any kind of move against me at all until five minutes before the end of the episode. All I have to do is leave six minutes before and I'll be perfectly safe.

(Card counters, high-end escort managers... 'When dubious characters need to stay in Las Vegas, they stay at the Golden Nugget!' Well, they did want old school.)

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Exactly. Tom ( or Tim?) just happened to notice the creepy bald guy at the end? The camerman was interviewing him, he got the 'look at me' ride in the HummerLimo ( the skeevy ones always arrive in the Hummer) the blackjack dealer woman was interviewd about him and his 'type'. But Tim ( or Tom) doesn't notice him to toss him out til the end.

This show gives me the creeps.

I was hopping back and forth between Casino and The World Championship of Poker on ESPN last night. The WCoP is way better reality TV. Much more drama and excitement.

This show is such a scripted set-up. It's boring too.

I don't think anyone else but you has realized that!

never saw it