Poker is huge. It's everywhere and everyone is playing whether it's competitively or casually. People really like the concept. Some are collecting the chips and displaying them, others are playing with them and some are doing both.

At the last second, we realized we had made a mistake, so we pulled the cards, destroyed them by cutting out the photo and then destroyed the plates.

It is. We love kids, and these are very kid-focused products.

I don't think there's anything wrong with playing poker for entertainment. I think it can consume some people who take it too far, like drugs or alcohol or anything else. I think that's something you see more with online poker, which you can play anytime without ever having to stop, so it doesn't feel real.

Last night I stayed up late playing poker with Tarot cards. I got a full house and four people died.

When I hear people like Wes Hayes say in the appeal that the tribe is trying to use video poker as leverage to get a bingo game at Santee, in some sense that's right.