Rio -Rainbow Gate!-/Fridge

Fridge Logic: When the players always win when Rio is around, it means that the house always loses. So why again are they keeping her employed? On top of that, in Episode 3, she remarks that Howard doesn't give her any vacation days!
- So far, the most plausible reason is the collection of the 13 Gate Cards. Something Tom Howard gleefully wants to let Rio win. Why, though, is anyone's guess.
  - Answered: the rules of the game mean he gets a lot of money out of it when she does, for some reason.
- It's not like she's at the casino all the time. And yet the simple fact that she might be there takes hordes of people to spend at the casino.
- The biggest one of all: How can the casino allows Mint, a minor, enter the gambling floor?!
  - Probably due to Mint's grandfather staying at the resort and herself having shades of being a Spoiled Brat who breaks the rules of property access.
The 6th episode has Mint in a bunny girl costume. Um, why?
- Because its funny of course. Its a random background gag where she changes into that costume for a single blink and you miss it moment.
Why would Linda have tan lines, considering she's a robot?
- Also, while everyone is amazed by the floating casino, shouldn't they be even more astonished by the fact that it is controlled by a robot girl who is almost indistinguishable from a human being?
How would Howard be allowed to operate that humongous water slide? It looks like it would send most of its users straight to the hospital--or worse.
- Also, when Linda alters the course of the slide to heighten her chances of winning the race, why doesn't she get disqualified for cheating?
Does Howard hire near-blind badgers to do the security? At one point a guy is even waving a katana around in public, and they only come for him once he faints from over-exerting himself.
- Security seemingly also can't be contacted by phone.
- Well, he is a cop