The only time you have to worry about casino dress codes is if you go to one of the clubs. They usually do have some kind of dress code.

At both shows and at casinos, you will find people in suits / dresses and also tank tops and flip flops.

Vegas has no dress code except for clubs and nicer restaurants.

Not sure about specific shows but casinos DO NOT CARE what you wear lol. I’ve seen some ridiculous get ups and no one bats an eye… they just want your money lol..

You might need a light sweater or jacket is fine. Vegas is pretty casual. The higher end places will require a jacket,tie but for the most part casual is fine. Bring comfortable walking shoes and when on the strip watch your purse and men should put their wallet in front pocket.

As long as your money spends you can wear whatever you want to the casino.

None. Walk in anyway you feel comfortable. You're not James Bond.

A tuxedo, monocle, tall hat and crocs

Trash-casual

Diaper (hopefully) under the clothes, sturdy handbag for the quarters, runny mascara long overdue for a touch-up, vacant stare that sees nothing but the screen.

White trash chic

First time I went was with my flatmates we got dressed up all nice because we assumed that was the thing to do. Then we got there and quickly realized there is no real dress code as long as you're decent. We felt completely overdressed and a bit out of place.

Wear whatever you're comfortable in. I'm sure there's a dress code on paper somewhere but from what I've seen in there I don't think its ever enforced.

My wife and I dressed up probably 10+ years ago as we thought there was some kind of dress code. Went in to find people in ratty old jeans and rugby jerseys. Must have been not profitable enough with the dress code so just let anyone in now.

I went in wearing jeans and a t-shirt last week. Was pretty dead tbh

you should see the state of some of the people in there. If you have purchased clothes in the last 2-3 years you will get in

We went and it has completely changed. People were in shorts and tshirts and the food was nasty.

we all thought james bond movies were real life and casinos were classy..

reality is winnie the pooh jackets and oxygen tanks.. lol

No code. I've seen mostly casual like jeans and tshirts.

Tuxedos only, super high class, there's definitely not a ton of advanced age adults sitting in piles of there own shit contained only by sweatpants...

Every time you go to a casino, understand that somebody is likely wearing an adult diaper so they don't have to give up a "lucky" machine or spot at a table

Niagara casinos are pretty casual, jeans and a nice top are totally fine. If you’re dining somewhere fancy, dress it up a bit. Personally, I skip the hassle and play online on Lottoland, where my dress code is sweatpants and zero shame.

It's pretty casual there. Clean and tidy is good enough. Bear in mind its R20 and the younger you are the harder they tend to be on you if you look pissed.

Jeans and hoodie will be fine. Dress code was only from way back.

There are no standards anymore. You could probably walk in with a hi vis and still be let in.

The first year it opened was comical, you would see all these people in their ill fitting oxfam suits, all looking very ill at ease. It was supposed to make the place look smart, but it was more like the waiting room of a magistrates court.

It’s not the 1900s you don’t have to wear a dress.

You can get in with jeans (without rips) these days.. it’s very relaxed now

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The thing I always wear when in the poker room is deodorant. I really wish this was universal.

Naked. Puts them on tilt every time.

Nothing special. A wizards hat, monocle, and chaps with spurs. But with no boots.

I dress comfortably. Some days it’s a giant sweatshirt and leggings, some days it’s a loose dress and a cardigan. Other days, it’s jeans and a sweater.

There’s no right answer; just wear whatever you like!

Tuxedo, slicked back hair is the only way to play. Matching pocket square is KEY. People have lost all respect for the game, I blame smartphones personally. Hang on they're calling my name at the 1/2

If you're on the strip, dress like you're going to the club and killing time making a quick bad financial decision before a big one.

I usually go with a speedo, swim goggles, and a water hat. Make them think you just came from the pool and are on vacation.

Cowboy hat on top of a hoodie that opens to reveal a tshirt of Tom Dwan as a Pokemon.

“I review hands on Reddit” t-shirt

Make a t shirt with a giant Tom Dwan on it. I’m not even kidding.

I've spent a lot of time in dozens of poker rooms over the last 20 years. Whoever told you people dress up for it has clearly not.

A buttplug is the only essential live poker room accessory.

Suit and tie is required at my home games

Bring long sleeves bc it could be freezing in there and you will be uncomfortable

When it comes to the poker table I’m going to say all of the above. Except maybe pubic. It’s not really poker if I’m not touching muff.

It depends where you are going. I’ve heard some European Casinos have strict dress codes, but I’ve never heard of one in North America.

I personally never wear shorts to play poker. If the person on either side of you is also wearing shorts, you will inevitably touch leg hairs, which grosses me out. Other than that, dress comfortably in clean clothes.

• In the morning There is no specific dress code required for entry in the morning (historical visit + photos of the venue).

• In the afternoon Once the gaming tables are open (at 2pm), photos are strictly prohibited as there are players present, which is more understandable. As for the dress code, only appropriate attire is requested—so no beachwear (swimsuits, flip-flops), no ripped jeans, and no sportswear (tracksuits, running shoes).

Any update now that you've gone? My husband and I will be there in a few weeks. I'm planning to wear a cocktail dress for evening, but my husband isn't bringing a jacket. He would be in nice linen trousers and button down shirt thought - sound appropriate?

I regularly see people being let in while looking like absolute vagrants.

The standards are vague because there is a great deal of discretion given to the staff. There is a minimal standard for entry, but the better you dress, the better treatment you will receive. I advise gentlemen to wear jackets, dress shirt, and nice slacks with dress shoes. You will be welcome at all gaming tables and bars. You may even be invited to a private room.

Wear evening wear, and you will be greeted with approving smiles by both staff and guests.

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