Very nice presentation. I was going to put something up last night but I could not access the board. Your forgot two things as shown below. The Roy L Subject slot cards are, I believe, a temporary card until the rush dies down. As was noted this is the worlds largerst riverboat with 90,000 sq. ft. of casino space. This is about as much as in a large Vegas casino. It has four floors with something for everyone (even Gene<G>). There are thousands of slots from $ .05 and up. Lots of Blackjack tables, Craps, Carribean Stud, Let it Ride, Baccarrat, Wheel of Fortune, Poker and, yes, Roulette. I don't remember if there were that many tables or not but the roulette chips went up to #12 and there are seven colors. There is even a high roller area. I was told that there were no GO chips but apparently that was in error. I never saw one of the GO chips and the dealers never mentioned them. In fact all of the dealers were new, most of them were so nervous that they couldn't hold a deck of cards. At one Blackjack table I was at the guy next to me got paid about $50 for a 13 hand when the dealer had a 17. He told the dealer to take the money back! I suggested that this was not in his best interest and he said that the dealer gets today free. A few hands later the dealer had 21 and this guy was being paid another $50. for what he and the dealer eventually agreed was a 17. I had to correct both of them and tell them that he had an 18<G> He still gave the money back. There were an incredible number of security/corporate types with walkie talkies. At least one per row of slots. Each roulette table had two dealers, pit boss, the eye in the sky and one security type outside the game watching. Overall a great facillity which will be an instant sucess. Now how many trips will it take to get the other 82 roulette chips?