Yes, they could call the street "Mr. Lee the Loser Lane"

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I somehow missed this, nice!

If they named a street after David Williams, it would be pedestrians only.

Flack Lane

Gavin Smith Flats

Tony G Bike Path

Negreanu Station

Harrington Court

Huckleberry Seed Gardens

Sklansky Square

chainsaw terrace imo

also if they named a street after vanessa rousso, it would be horseback only, no cars

Phil Ivey Way

Maybe the time is right for a Doyle Brunson Blvd. since this month a Vegas Street was name for the late Bob Stupak, a big poker enthusiast and casino owner.

http://cityoflasvegas.tumblr.com/pos...avenue-april-6

Moe Green Valley Pkwy., tho

They should name a drawbridge for Tom Dwan especially one that usually jammed and raised.

maybe one thats broke?

And owned by chinese

The Tom Dwan drawbridge would open very wide

Shazam!!

Maybe they could name streets in a bad part of North Las Vegas or in a trailer court after busto players and railbirds:

Eskimo Clark Way
Sam Grizzle Avenue
etc.

i dont think there is enough streets

Amelia Earhart

Duke Ellington

George Crockett

Kelly Johnson

Orville Wright

Ray Charles

Wright Brothers

They should name a few dirt roads after the Full Tilt and UB guys.

I wouldn't honor them with anything other than a prison or garbage pit.

Cinderella
Hansel
Gretel
Ivanhoe
King Midas
Rip Van Winkle

M. L. King Jr.
Tennyson
Mark Twain
Betsy Ross
Abbott
Costello

Micky Mantle
Cy Young
Debbie Reynolds
Joe W. Brown
Sammy Davis Jr.
Chevy Chase

Sequoia
Buffalo Bill
Crazyhorse
Annie Oakley
Roy Rogers
Tom Sawyer

Seattle Slew
Spectacular Bid
Secretariat

Don't forget Stu Ungar and Archie Karas.

There is a tendency hereto name schools, rather than streets:

Elaine Wynn Elementary School
Barbara and Hank Greenspun Middle School

and also to go heavily toward local, living politicians, which can have interesting implications if they are indicted down the road.



Sometimes the spelling is off:

"Located near Ann and Fort Apache roads, it's spelled Bugsy Segal Circle."

There is an RJ article on point re other streets:

"Streets in a subdivision in Henderson are named for fictional characters from the Lord of the Rings books written by J.R.R. Tolkien. The names include Shadowfax Road, Longshanks Way and Strider Drive.

A subdivision near Silverado High School in the south valley has streets named after 20 Los Angeles Dodgers, including Roy Campanella, Delino DeShields, Gil Hodges, Hideo Nomo, and Jose Offerman.

My personal favorite is the subdivision near Lamb and Russell Road where streets are named for Star Wars characters, including Skywalker Avenue, Leia Street and Vader Avenue."

http://www.reviewjournal.com/road-wa...ts-about-names

+100

http://www.wsj.com/articles/SB125996714714577317

"LAS VEGAS -- During a year-long gambling binge at the Caesars Palace and Rio casinos in 2007, Terrance Watanabe managed to lose nearly $127 million.

The run is believed to be one of the biggest losing streaks by an individual in Las Vegas history. It devoured much of Mr. Watanabe's personal fortune, he says, which he built up over more than two decades running his family's party-favor import business in Omaha, Neb. It also benefitted the two casinos' parent company, Harrah's Entertainment Inc., which derived about 5.6% of its Las Vegas gambling revenue from Mr. Watanabe that year."

Mr. Watanabe is also the answer to that "cute" dialogue from Cocktail, where Tom Cruise and Elizabeth Shue are discussing who is the guy who invented those little cocktail umbrellas and is making millions.

Annette Interstate 15