You get what you pay for!
[QUOTE=Stevew;2277222]same as always; LARGE black women all over. WHO PAYS THEM?!?!?! seriously, just go to club and get one for free.
anyone, nothing worth a crap at NYNY last night.[/QUOTE]I have been saying for years that they quality of CG's is following what we are willing to pay.
I am so disgusted with the quality of girls in Vegas, they are either heavy, ugly or their performance is terrible. Based off my reading of this board, I believe to many of us aren't willing to pay decently ($400), consequently the quality girls have gone elsewhere!
Be prepared with a back up plan
Before you go do your research on an escort review site including this one. The oThER site is better for searching exactly what you are looking for. It's always fun to go out on the hunt for casino girls but don't get your expectations up based on the better reviews you can find on this thread. I'd bet most of the good reports on this thread are mostly fictitious. You can have an okay time and go through the motions of busting a nut. I think we can all agree casino girls are mostly about the thrill of the hunt but if you want a good sex experience, you're better off with a well reviewed escort. It's safer and a better value considering you are paying for sex.
[QUOTE=Electronman;2285082]I have lots of experience in the strip clubs and AMPs in Michigan but I'm anticipating a trip to Vegas after the first of the year so I've been reading the Casino Girl threads.
This forum is a fantastic resource and I have a pretty good idea of location, price point and some negotiation strategies. One thing that is notably absent in the CG thread is any discussion of risk of LEO stings. Is the risk so low that it does not merit discussion? Any suggestions on LEO warning signs and how to avoid stings?[/QUOTE]
Walk away is aways a good option
[QUOTE=GentleJester;2285190]These women will ask for what they think they can get and there's enough guys and enough cash out on the Strip that they can get away with it. You have to remember that most of the guys picking up CG's are not serious hobbyists, often they are drunk guys away from wife / girlfriend and have a pocket full of cash.
$200-300 is acceptable but $400 sends the wrong message?
Can the prices be a tad high for what you get in looks and quality? Yes, of course. That's part of the CG game.[/QUOTE]I have learned that there is always some working girl out there that has a cheaper price.
Negotiating skills 101 include.
- Determining your "willing to pay" amount before you start. Do not go above that.
-Walk away. It works when I barter at the market in Jamaica and it works on the casino floor.
And if you get the "Who do you think I am" line then tell them. " we already know who you are, now we are just negotiating the price. ".
She didn't want to be to obviously identified in the photo
[QUOTE=Electronman;2289527]Nice photo! But she might be difficult to recognize in Ceasar's from that photo.
I'm fine with the acronyms but could "4 for 60" actually mean $400 for 60 minutes? Is that typical in Vegas? I realize that there will be geographic differences but that price point is well above the rates in other states-- of course Vegas is not know for value.[/QUOTE]Yes, I realize it's a little high, but she was very clean, and put together. It was full GFE, I was tired and couldn't neg to much. I typically pay around 3. 5, but I'm pretty picky.
That has some limitations
One of my favorite places to stay is Bellagio. My game is blackjack. I got the M life card for there and the other MGM Properties. I am not a big roller so I usually look for the $15 dollar tables. I give them my card and the pit boss comes over to look at the card and that's about it. One of the dealers there told me that they don't even care to tally your gambling unless you're at a $25 dollar per hand table or more. I can't afford to lose my money that fast. I am not sure if that's how it works everywhere. What really gets me is that you can hardly ever get a seat at a $15 dollar table at Bellagio but most of the times the higher dollar tables are mostly empty. I know the total rewards card (Flamingo) tallies all your expenditures and you get a discount for future trips. I just got it for early check in and perks like that.
[QUOTE=DarthPunter;2297763]Anyone who visits Vegas regularly should get a casino card and get rated for all of your play. Focus on gambling at the place you want to stay. It doesn't take much to get room comps, especially if you win. Then rooms are not a problem. It works. I'll be staying at Golden Gate and Ballys next week and will report.[/QUOTE]