By Daniel Kline A company with a past bankruptcy and a former CEO with a sketchy history will make its return to owning a Las Vegas Strip casino. Las Vegas has always been about failure and redemption. You can lose it all one night and make it back the next with a lucky roll of the dice or a magical spin of the roulette wheel. That’s, of course, the idealized way to view Sin City. Everyone remembers their big wins more than they do their crushing losses. The reality, however, is that in the long run, the house always wins. Sure, you might get an exciting night where you score a big payday, but…