According to the police report, Wynn was on the property of his hotel, Wynn Las Vegas, when one Sarah Cournede stepped from a small crowd of people, walked up to him and said, “Do you want to get laid?”

Wynn put his arm around her shoulders and walked her toward the hotel doors. Once there he let the cat out of the bag. No, he wasn’t in the mood for getting laid. And yes, he was calling security.

After Wynn asked the doorman to call security Cournede tried to escape his powerful grasp but alas, it was to no avail. Steve Wynn’s cybernetically enhanced sketal system cut in and the prostitute was ensnared in his multi-billion dollar lockdown. He then tried to pull her into the hotel but the feisty hooker was having none of it and she started to fight.

Enter Maria Cournede, Sarah’s sister and alleged co-prostitute. Maria tried to drag Sarah from the clutches of Wynn but his backup servo-boosters kicked in and his cyber-strength was effectively doubled making escape impossible.

During the struggle Wynn was allegedly slapped by Maria. We can only assume that Wynn received the hit and then turned his head slowly back to stare at Maria before delivering a kick ass one liner like, “Violence is a bad bet." Or, "Sorry baby, but the house always wins."

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Yes, three of Las Vegas' biggest casino moguls are meeting with Republican Presidential Candidate John McCain to basically shower him in casino chips for his campaign.

Steve Wynn, MGM Grand CEO Terry Lanni, Republican media consultant Sig Rogich, Las Vegas Sands chairman Sheldon Adelson and Sands CEO William Weidner are hosting the event.

Whales who contribute $33,100 will get a special "roundtable private discussion" with McCain at Rogich's swanky pad. Other high-rollers must pay a minimum of $1,000 to attend the main luncheon, $2,300 for a photo with McCain, and $10,000 to attend a VIP reception. All proceeds will go to "McCain Victory 2008."

When ABCNews.com inquired about the fundraiser, a McCain spokesperson said, "We don't talk about fundraisers."

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Charles Barkley likes the casino action. (AI Wire)

Sometimes, news comes across the Bodog Beat desk (that's a lie – we don't have a desk) that almost demands attention. Namely, when the world of sports and casino collide. This, friends, is one of those times.

It turns out that retired NBA star Charles Barkely wasn't lying when he claimed to have something of a gambling jones. A Las Vegas-based prosecutor claimed Barkley owes the Wynn Las Vegas $400,000 in unpaid markers. Barkley received the markers on October 18th and 19th of last year.

"We're in the process of sending Mr. Barkley notice that we're considering filing a criminal complaint," Clark County District Attorney David Roger said. "He'll have an opportunity like anybody else to make restitution to the hotel."

Barkley, 45, played 16 seasons for the Philadelphia 76ers, Phoenix Suns and Houston Rockets. He was named MVP in 1993 and was an 11-time NBA All-Star. Barkley also played on the USA Olympic "Dream Team" in 1992 and 1996.

Barkley estimated during a May 2006 interview with ESPN that he'd gambled away about $10 million over the years.

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