Hope you do well in Las Vegas, Rick. I don't recall if you said you were going to be staying in one area or renting a car, but just keep on the go. Take an area and go from spot to spot, hitting the card booths. Downtown is a fun two or three hour collecting spree. What the heck, ask at the Fitzgeralds booth for a Hawaiian card. The worst that can happen is they say no. As you walk along, NEVER look like you are collecting cards! If there is a card on the top of the machines, lean on that machine with one hand just happening to be on the card. Look at the screen or the pay table for a second. Then pull your hand back with the card in it, and unless you have the cameras following you, nobody will suspect that card was not in your hand before you stopped. If you are stopped, LIE! "Oh, I left my card back here and I thought that was mine. Oh, it's not? well, I guess I can take it back to the card booth." In a pinch, while the two security guards are interrogating you, you can have a friend rob the cashier's cage. That will totally change their priorities. Keep your photo ID handy because you will be whipping it out at each place as you apply. I tend to ignore cards in a machine slot - too hard to get out without being obvious - unless it is a place where the cards are so hard to get that it is worth the risk. I also usually avoid a card on a macnine top surrounded by people. Too hard to reach over someone without looking suspicious. The best advice is - keep your eyes open and your feet moving. The faster you go, the more places you will get to! Take and empty suitcase for all the cards you will get, Rick!