If you are not sitting in the comfort of your home in a night robe and playing your favourite live online casino gambling game from your desktop PC or mobile phone, then you might want to visit a real-life casino. However, you wouldn’t want to visit a popular casino in say – Las Vegas in your night robe, would you? I am guessing your answer is a resounding “No”.
The truth is the dignified person in you will shudder at the idea of going to a real-life casino looking like Hugh Heffner (bless his soul). Apart from wanting to look good for the ladies, you would also want to conform to an unwritten dress code that every casino has.
Back in the day, land casinos used to have a written dress code which tended to distinguish guests at the casino from other people. It could be a three-piece suit, a tuxedo with a bow tie or a casino blazer given only to distinguished patrons. These days casinos have soft-pedalled on these sort of dress codes and are more accommodating to patrons so long as they are loaded with money to spend and have no criminal record with the casino.
Dress According To Your Pocket
If you do not feel like playing a casino gambling game on an online casino website, but instead you want to visit a real-life casino, then you really should dress appropriately. Today customers at a casino are allowed to dress according to their tastes, which would more often than not be a portrayal of their current financial position.
Imagine walking into a casino and bumping into P. Diddy (or whatever he calls himself these days), you can be sure he will adorn expensive designer clothing from head to toe. While you may not be able to afford expensive designer clothing like the rich and famous, it is still your responsibility as a patron of a casino to dress in a decent though inexpensive manner.
Casinos Determine Your Dress Sense
While the service providers at the casino including the dealers, croupiers, stewards and waitresses may wear uniforms which help customers in identifying them with easy, casino customers today are not required to follow suit. But the casino you visit can play a huge role in determining what you wear.
Reputable and classy casinos for high-rollers usually have both a written (with tongue in cheek) and unwritten dress code. Men could look like James Bond in Casino Royale with a tailor-made suit black bow tie and black leather shoes. Women, on the other hand, may decide to wear a cocktail dress with an appropriate hemline or even a long, flowing and elegant evening gown.
You could even dress in a formal, semi-formal and casual manner. With the latter being khaki pants, t-shirts and loafers for men while women can wear long skirts, jeans and even tank tops in some cases especially when you are visiting a Las Vegas casino on a typically hot day. But no matter what you intend wearing to a casino, the bottom line is that you need to look the part and that means wearing decent clothing.
