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Trying to get excited about the Mirage poker room’s high hand jackpot
Limit poker is for more cautious players, like octogenarians and Cleverboy, but it can sometimes yield interesting bonuses.
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Tony Hsieh, African penguins and Jedi mind tricks
It's an exciting time for Zappos and Downtown Las Vegas, almost as exciting as penguins waddling around the Gold Spike.
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Placebo buttons and hot girls in nerd glasses
The word "nerd" has gotten out of hand. Let's put things back in order.
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Feeding birds at Sunset Park: Benign hobby or Machiavellian power trip?
A loaf of bread from the dollar store means so much to the many creatures at Sunset Park.
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Lying and cheating at the Las Vegas Maf Cup tournament
Every competition goes through a scandal, even ... the Mafia championship?
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'Daily Show' correspondents drink for free at Las Vegas magic convention
Hanging with Larry Wilmore and other highlights from this week's MAGIC Live convention.
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Taste this and see if it's bad
In this week's Cleverboy, life imitates art. (In this case, art is a cheesy Billy Crystal movie.)
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Cleverboy gets hate mail, part two
Last time, it was about grammar. This time, it's serious.
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Cleverboy gets hate mail, part one
Unsurprisingly, "unsurprisingly" is actually a real word.
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It takes a lakeside resort to calm the Clevermind
Ravella resort at Lake Las Vegas offers relaxation opportunity.
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Maybe socializing and musical discoveries at the Anonymity Masquerade Ball
Be careful who you talk to and what song you Shazam.
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A two thousand dollar rooster for twenty bucks
Cleverboy couldn't decide on pretty or hideous, but he had to have these roosters.
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MAGIC partying with Cleverboy at Haze and Wonderground
Back in Vegas and back in action, sort of.
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An exploration of saltshaker ethics
Let's say Cleverboy was going to borrow a saltshaker from a restaurant ...
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CasinoNew casino: Cadence Crossing opens to replace Jokers Wild on Boulder Highway
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SportsGolden Knights fire Bruce Cassidy, replace him with John Tortorella
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UNLVTyrin Jones will be back for sophomore season with UNLV basketball
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A&EUNLV instructor Elsa Gramola brings the taste of Italy to your table
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