Las Vegas

[D21howie]

Good morning. When you go to Las Vegas, will you go with an escort or client that gambles, does not gamble, or does not matter?

[+ FrankR]

Good morning. When you go to Las Vegas, will you go with an escort or client that gambles, does not gamble, or does not matter?

That would depend on why you are going to Vegas and for how long you are going. I went to visit some of the sights like Red Rock Canyon - not to gamble. So for me it wouldn't be a big deal if the escort did not gamble. If you enjoy gambling, will spend an extended period of time at the casino and wants a provider that will stay by your side and not be bored, then you may want to ask if they enjoy gambling.

 

[+ nycman]

I pretty much hate gambling, although it can be mildly fun with the right arm candy.

 

In other words, I care more about your ability to get fucked than I do about your dice rolling skills.

[big-n-tall]

I’m not a gambler. I initially started going to Vegas because a friend lived there. I go ever so often because there was a crap load to do in Vegas before COVID-19.

 

I was there last year with an escort friend. He told me hated Vegas. I guess he went with someone who liked to gamble. So he was bored witless. Especially because he doesn’t like to gamble.. The escort friend wanted to go with me because everywhere we’ve gone, we have a great time in and out of the bedroom. He figured the experience would be different because he knew I wasn’t a gambler and seek out the million other things to do. We went to an art show, a helicopter tour of the Grand Canyon, a concert, a comedy show, and ate some amazing food... besides the sex. Lol! He had a blast, so much so we had plans to go again but the pandemic shuttered that trip.

 

With that said, if you’re going to Vegas and the escort you take or meet is going to be with you for more than a couple hours, it’s best you have similar likes. If you gamble and he likes to gamble then it may be more fun. However, if you’re paying for his time and he’s a good provider, he’ll go with the flow, but it’s definitely more enjoyable if you both enjoy doing the same things out there.

Edited July 12, 2020 by big-n-tall

[Daverwr]

Question: if you take a provider with you and you gamble, do you have to front the provider’s gambling funds?

[jawjateck]

I visit Vegas and hire while I'm there as much as anywhere I travel. I usually import company. I like to gamble, and while it's fun to enjoy a table together, I usually don't care nor expect a companion to hang around bored. In general, providers have little interest in and even less knowledge of casino table games. But if I ask him to play a table game along side me, then I set him up.

[+ peterhung85]

Question: if you take a provider with you and you gamble, do you have to front the provider’s gambling funds?

I'd say it varies. I have clients from both ends of the spectrum. Obviously, we are talking about extended appointments here and sometimes I get a certain pre-determined fund that is allocated for the sole purposes of gambling, other times not. Of course in case it is the latter, I use a very tiny portion of my money to gamble with my client and mostly the joint gambling just turns into "voyurism" and "companionship" (not to mention my most valuable skill: being a lucky charm)

[Noah]

Anyone go back to Vegas yet and hit any of the spas for a massage?

[+ nycman]

Anyone go back to Vegas yet and hit any of the spas for a massage?

I’ve done it. It’s weird at best.

All the pubic spa areas are closed.

They take you straight from spa registration to the room.

You and the provider are masked.

Even with therapists I know and like, it was awkward.

 

The rest of the casino wasn’t much better. Thankfully, masks became

mandatory while I was there. The Wynn as absolutely fanatical about

enforcement, which I appreciated. The pool was a bit of a shit show,

but it was outdoors so I didn’t get too crazy about it.

 

Table games seemed stilted and strange, but not horrible. Most

people I saw were really trying to do a good job with the masks.

I saw a Wynn manager do a verbal take down on a obvious

frequent high roller who was being an asswipe about wearing a mask.

“While we’re thankful for your past business, if you don’t comply you

will be removed. We can’t risk the entire Casino for you, I’m sorry.“

The asswipe left in a huff, and the floor broke out in applause.