This show's premise was about following 3 different plots in EACH EPISODE with different sets of real people in each plot, and remained in that format for the entire series production.. Meaning, it wasn't about anyone in particular, nor built to "launch" anyone, nor to highlight new performers, etc. It was about situations that happen at Caesar's - that's it. Apparently John B. is looking for some buzz. A User Comment here should comment on your response after watching enough episodes to have an opinion on it. That being said, this show was another reality show - that's it. It didn't re-invent anything. Not only that, it also didn't pay it's subject participants a nickel to be in it (unless you call getting a room for the remainder of the night compensation), AND, often (if not almost always) the story lines were "made up on the set" by it's producers and crew. Doesn't sound like much of a 'launch'.
Review of Caesars 24/7
