Gambling and Sex

GAMBLING AND SEX

 

Gambling and sex (or sex and gambling, always in the same breath) have been around for centuries. I’m sure many of you remember the old West movies and even the early days of Las Vegas. Men went to bars to drink and play poker, then later sought the companionship of women waiting around to take them upstairs to relax. Nothing illegal back then.

 

So it is today, especially in Vegas where the casinos are not only working the gambling and sex angle, they’re flaunting it. Geared to attract the lucrative, upscale 21-to-34-year-old market, all major casinos have elaborate nightclubs where young men and women can party, drink, dance or just hang out until three, four or five a.m. No actual sex goes on in those clubs, but there are plenty of opportunities for serious hookups.

 

Remember, Vegas coined the expression, “What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas.”

 

The local Hard Rock Hotel and Casino started a hot new trend lately with its Sunday morning “Rehab” pool-bash. The fad caught on and now other casinos like the Palms are vying for the round-the-clock action. Caesars even has a topless pool.

 

This hard-core party crowd is certainly inclined to gamble on the way in or out of these clubs. They inevitably lose, though, because they’ve had so much to drink. The girls (and guys) are watching, of course, and have their eyes out for the high rollers with the biggest stacks of chips.

 

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Even though I no longer participate in these carousings, I’m just trying to make the point that what was once old is now new again, with a complete modern-day “Twist in My Sobriety,” borrowing a line from Tanita Tokaram, the great soul and blues singer.