Girls. Other items included Hendrix's address book; a leather jacket, guitar and top hat worn by Slash; and a colorful suit worn by David Bowie. Also in the collection was an airbrushed painting of Bowie that was used as the cover art for his 1974 album Diamond Dogs. At the time, one of the most expensive items in the collection was the Elvis Presley jumpsuit, worth $300,000. Stone left the resort in 2016 and chose Beau Dobney to replace him as the overseer of the collection. At the time, the resort had more than 3,000 pieces of memorabilia, with approximately 200 items on display. In 2019, Dobney opened a exhibit to commemorate the upcoming 25th anniversary of the Hard Rock Hotel. The exhibition included rare items from musicians, and hard hats and shovels used in the resort's 1994 groundbreaking ceremony. Features Casino The Hard Rock opened with a casino, which included 800 slot machines. By June 2005, the Hard Rock's Peacock Lounge had become one of the first venues in Las Vegas to use "smart" casino chips embedded with radio-frequency identification hardware. As of September 2008, a $30 million poker room had been opened in the casino, replacing a cigar shop. The poker room measured and included 18 tables. Following the resort's 2007-2010 expansion, the casino measured . Up to that time, the casino portion of the resort had not been a significant source of revenue. In February 2010, the Hard Rock signed a deal to begin offering eDeck portable devices, created by Cantor Gaming. The eDeck allowed customers to play gambling games in non-gaming areas of the resort such as bars, restaurants, and near the pool area. Simultaneously, the Hard Rock launched an effort to attract Asian gamblers, a group who had frequently played at other resorts on the Las Vegas Strip. The casino began offering popular Asian games such as baccarat, and the resort also scheduled several events to celebrate the Chinese New Year. Later in 2010, modifications were made to table games and slot machines in an effort to appeal to local gamblers. Cantor also began operating a sports book at the resort. A high limit gaming area was added in 2012. At the time, Asians made up 10 percent of the casino's clientele, and the Hard Rock hoped to increase the figure to 30 percent within a year. Hotel The Hard Rock opened with 339 rooms