The Complete Guide
If you’re looking to book bottle service at Hakkasan Nightclub in Las Vegas, you've come to the right place. As part of the opening team, I am an expert when it comes to all things Hakkasan, especially the nightclub.
Back in 2013, just before my 40th birthday, I felt like I had run my course in Chicago as the top promoter in the city. We were still coming out of the 2008 financial crisis and my promotions business wasn't what it was before the crash.
I had been doing the promotions to Chicago customers for the AMG Group in Las Vegas. Back then, AMG was the management group for Wet Republic and the holding company for the soon-to-come, "Hakkasan”. Later the AMG Group changed its name to the Hakkasan Group and that name remains the same to this day.
A bit about me - I started in the nightclub business in 2000 in Chicago as a door host. That gig eventually turned into me throwing a party once a week, then once a month, then almost every day.
My company became known as the top promotion company in the city. The readers of Chicago Scene Magazine voted my company, Surreal Chicago, as Chicago's Top Promoter in 2011 .
When I asked my AMG business partners about the new, "largest most expensive club in the world", they told me to hop on a flight to Vegas and come out for an interview. That interview turned into a job offer and eventually turned into a position as the promotions manager for Hakkasan Nightclub and Wet Republic.
What a great experience to be an opening manager at Hakkasan Las Vegas. Hakkasan was the latest, most significant addition to the MGM Grand Casino. For over a decade, Hakkasan has been a prestigious all-encompassing nightlife experience brand.
Taking cues from the casino's grand mentality, every aspect of the award-winning Hakkasan Las Vegas is as over-the-top as you might expect. The venue has five levels that total 80,000 sq. ft. and can hold over 7,000 people.
The nightclub has a diverse collection of residencies from a list of world-famous DJs. When you walk inside, you can feel the music to your core.
If you're looking to book bottle service, my mobile is 773-459-8133 and my email is brian@surrealnightlife.com.
My Guide is your ultimate resource for Hakkasan Las Vegas.
Where is Hakkasan Nightclub Located?
At MGM Grand, at the south end of The Strip, on the corners of Las Vegas Boulevard and Tropicana. Hakkasan is located toward the southwest corner of the property which faces Las Vegas Boulevard. They physical address is 3799 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109.
You can't miss it. As you drive by, you will see the signature MGM lion and the giant Hakkasan LEDs on the corner.
That might not mean much to you if you're inside the sprawling casino, but the signs around the hotel will lead you right to it.
What is the Layout of Hakkasan Nightclub?
MGM demolished its old Club, Studio 54, and erected an entirely new structure with five destinations.
The main level is on the first floor and that includes Hakkasan Restaurant, a world-class dining experience featuring modern Cantonese cuisine, an extensive selection of wines and signature cocktails. The second floor is reserved for private dining. The 10,000 sq. ft. Ling Ling Club & Lounge is located on the third floor; the Main Club and Pavilion room, with its two-story waterfall, is on the fourth floor and the Mezzanine, for guests who want a private VIP experience, is on the fifth floor.
I highly recommend you see all levels on your next trip to Vegas.
What Is the Dress Code?
Guys, make sure to wear a collared shirt or sport coat and non-athletic shoes and avoid anything that resembles sportswear (track jackets, jerseys, sports shoes, hats, etc.). AIR JORDANS are not allowed.
Ladies, pretty much anything goes, however, this is a classy nightclub so I would stay away from athletic gear or something you might wear to a bar in your hometown. Also, please keep your shoes on. If you can't make it all night in your heels, consider another pair of shoes.
Where is the Hakkasan Valet?
If you are via personal transportation, save yourself the long walk through the casino by valeting at Hakkasan Valet, which will be to the right of valet at the main MGM Grand entrance off Tropicana Avenue.
You can only access the "south-side valet" after you pass through the main valet.
Heads up, in order to valet there, you will need the name of a guest who is buying bottle service.
You can only access the "south-side valet" after you pass through the main valet.
Where Do I Enter for Bottle Service?
The entrance to Hakkasan Nightclub is super busy, but you shouldn't have any problem figuring out where you need to be.
Table entry will be on the left near Tap Sports Bar, with general admission lining up to the right.
There are signs for both. Get there early and avoid the crowd, and when I say early, I mean 10:00 p.m. for the guest list and tickets and 10:30 p.m. for tables.
What Are the Best Nights to Go to Hakkasan?
Hakkasan is open Thursday through Sunday. While you will see more famous artists on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights, Hakkasan's Thursday party is notorious!
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How Much are Drinks at Hakkasan?
Mixed Drinks start at $15; Beers $10, Shots $10, and Table Service minimums vary based on special events.
How Much Are Tickets at Hakkasan?
Tickets are usually are $25 for ladies and $40 for guys depending on the night and the artist. There are some taxes and fees that get added as well.
The Hakkasan Group now offers weekend entry packages that include some of their other pools and night clubs as well.
There is also a VIP bar card package available that will give you credits at the bar.
We highly recommend you purchase tickets. You can buy direct from the venue.
Get Hakkasan Tickets»Who Are the Resident DJs at Hakkasan for 2020?
Hakkasan truly has something for everyone. They offer a broad genre of music and showcase some of the world’s best DJs.
The big hitters are Tiesto, Zedd, Steve Aoki, Afrojack, Tyga, Loud Luxury, and O. T. Genasis.
The mid-level guys are Nicky Romero, Lil Jon, FAED, Party Favor, Nervo, Cash Cash, Mark Eteson, Phoreyz, Justin Credible, 4B, NGHTMRE, and Illenium.
On any given night, you might get EDM from Tiesto, dubstep from Steve Aoki, open format on general type nights, and then some hip-hop parties with artists like Tyga.
Usually, if they're playing EDM in the Main Room, they'll either open up the Hip Hop floor and have the Ling Ling Club or Ling Ling Lounge open or both.
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In many cases, I can get upgraded tables, better locations, and lower-than-retail pricing. This is due to my connections, my buying power and the fact that I buy hundreds of tables each year from all the Hakkasan Group venues.
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What is the deal with the Hakkasan Guest List?
I used to run the Hakkasan guest list. I know that on most nights, guys and ladies are both allowed on the guestlist.
The guest list used to be different at Hakkasan when it was a brand-new club, but now that it's pushing the 8-year mark, they need bodies to fill it, and generally, even groups of guys can get in on the guest list.
The major flaws of the guest list are sometimes they charge guys a heavy cover, sometimes they raise the prices as the night goes on and the guestlist line can easily be a 1-2 hour wait.
If you want to get on the guestlist, shoot me a text at 773-459-8133 and I'll be happy to connect you with a promoter who does that for a living.
But for those of you who don’t want to waste time standing in line, consider my VIP entry option or bottle service package. With VIP entry, you get right in through the table area, and this includes any cover charges.
Hakkasan Restaurant
On some club nights, if you eat at their restaurant, you will get free admission to the club. Ask your server and they will usually escort you right from the restaurant into the club without having to go outside and wait in line.
The food is excellent. I've eaten there several times and I have had an amazing experience every time. It is a bit pricey but it's definitely worth it.
I would recommend a combo of Hakkasan Restaurant and bottle service at Hakkasan Nightclub.
Bottle Service Locations at Hakkasan Night Club
As I mentioned above, there are several options and I provide the details below. Let me know your preference and I can hook you up.
FYI, on some nights, they do not open the Pavilion or the third floor; it depends on how many people they expect.
The Main Room
Interactive 3D Map
General View
3rd and 4th Row Tables
Lower Dance Floor
Main Owners
Main Pavlion
Main Stages
Main Upper Dance Floor
Hakkasan is your standard Mega club in Las Vegas with a sound system that's concert level quality. They recently added an incredible lighting grid that puts on an incredible show in the center of the club.
They have themed-out dancers on four pedestals in the Main Room as well.
Dance Floor Tables
Hakkasan has a horseshoe setup for the Prime Tables.
There are a total of 8 Dance Floor tables. The largest Dance Floor Tables are 52 and 12.
The Owner's tables are Tables 51 and 11.
Most of the Dance Floor Tables can hold approximately 15 people; the largest tables can accommodate about 20.
These are the best tables in the house and for good reason. From the dance floor there is a great view of the DJ.
Stage Tables
There are only four Stage Tables, 1 through 4. These tables are quite large and accommodate groups up to 25. The best part is that they are right up by the DJ and they overlook the venue, and they are the perfect setup for a larger group that's got a nice mix of girls and guys. The drawback, there is not going to be much traffic up that way.
Upper Dance Floor Tables
Right behind the Dance Floor Tables are the Upper Dance Floor Tables. They are also in the horseshoe and share a common ledge with the Dance Floor Tables.
These tables are also considered prime tables in the club.
Two tables of note are Tables 61 and 21, otherwise known as the "owner's tables," which can hold about 25 people each.
The rest of the tables accommodate up to 15 people with 64 and 24 being a bit larger if you have a group of roughly 20 people.
You are definitely in the main room action with the Upper Dance Floor Tables as the traffic flows behind you.
These tables are also considered prime tables in the club.
3rd and 4th Row Tables
There are only 3rd and 4th row tables on one side of Hakkasan’s Main Room.
Tables 31 and 32 are large tables like the Dance Floor Tables and they are surrounded by traffic the entire night.
Tables 33 through 36 have a decent view of the DJ, and since they are corner tables, they have more seating.
All the 3rd and 4th row tables are "in the action" and have a lot of traffic.
Behind the third-row tables are 42 and 43, and 41, which I call "The Penalty Box". They sometimes break up 41 into two tables - A and B as well.
The thirties are all pretty good tables, and the forties aren't bad either - even 41 can be fun if you want to bring some friends into your area.
The big advantage of these tables is there is a ton of traffic at all times.
The Mezzanine Main Room Tables
Interactive 3D Map
General View
Mezzanine
Sky Boxes
These are tables 511 to 521 on the map along with the Skyboxes VP 1-4. They're all pretty big and roomy and can accommodate parties of up to 15.
If you have a large group, then 514 and 515 can be made into one large table.
The Skyboxes are on the Mezzanine level. On the map they are VP 1 through 4.
They are huge rooms with a long lovely couch, and plenty of room for a large group, except the view is not that great. You're pretty much tucked away in the corner and barely able to see anything except looking straight down
There is a partition between the Skyboxes, so potentially you could combine two and make one large area.
The rest of the "Mezz" tables are pretty good, they added glass instead of a wall in front of the table so you can see more of the crowd.
My picks are Tables 519 to 521 since you have a bar behind you, and that is where you will find most of the traffic.
Skyboxes are not my favorite, and neither are the tables between 511 and 513; they are right next to the lighting crew booth.
The Pavilion
Let's set the record straight, the Pavilion is still on the fourth floor which is still the main floor of Hakkasan Nightclub.
Most of the tables in the Pavilion have a view of the Main Room DJ, and on big DJ nights, it will be the same music in the Pavilion as in the Main Room.
On very rare occasions, there is a partition they can close and play a different DJ in the Pavilion room but in all my years working with Hakkasan, I have only seen this a couple of times.
The Pavilion is one area of Hakkasan where you can take a breather. There are some four top tables for you to chill out and enjoy the waterfall, and there is also a bar in the back which typically is not super busy.
The 4-tops and Pavilion Bar are a nice little getaway if the Main Room crowd is a bit intense.
Pavilion Square Tables
The Pavilion is mostly square tables that accommodate about ten guests.
Tables 465 to 411 on the map are your cabana-style square tables but you cannot see the DJ and there is a wall blocking the Main Room.
If you don't mind not seeing the DJ and just want the Main Room music, then these might be the tables for you.
The other square tables in the club are 451 to 464.
The front of the Pavilion Tables, 461-464, are pretty good, almost as good as the third row. The major drawback is that there is a large ramp between you and the Main Room. The ramp makes the distance to the DJ a little bit further than your typical third row.
The other square tables are 451 through 454; they are good as well but 454 doesn't have a view of the DJ either.
Pavilion Bench Tables
The other tables in the Pavilion are 421-441. These are more centrally located and have bench-style seating.
There is a decent amount of room around these tables if you have a larger group. A good number is around ten people per table.
The tables in the Pavilion big 'U" are 421-433 and they have a little more bench space than Tables 441- 443.
The cool thing about 421-433 is they have a giant ledge you can stand on behind the tables.
Ling Ling Club
Interactive 3D Map
General View
Dance Floor
DJ Tables
Large Lounge
Second Tier"
Small Lounge
The Ling Ling Club is a large rectangular-shaped club on the third floor.
Located in the middle is the DJ, and on both the right and the left, you have Dance Floor Tables.
The music is generally Hip Hop, and on occasion, they bring in larger hip hop artists like DJ Irie.
The club itself has a great party vibe when it's busy.
I can usually do some package deals in the Ling Ling Club for less-than-retail pricing.
Ling Ling Club Dance Floor Tables
If you're into the Hip Hop scene, the best tables in the Ling Ling Club are the Dance Floor Tables on the right and the left of the DJ.
Tables 321-323 and 331-333 are prime real estate in the Ling Ling Club. Also, 341 to 344 are good tables if you want to be right on the dance floor.
When the Main Club is busy, the Ling Ling Club gets jam packed, and it's a great party to have a table on the dance floor.
Ling Ling Club Regular Tables
In the Ling Ling Club, the DJ is in the center. The club is rectangular so all the tables in the club are pretty good. They are big and roomy and can accommodate parties from 10 to 15 people. If you look at the map, all the tables in the 300s have a lot of space.
Ling Ling Lounge
The Ling Ling Lounge is another space on the third floor that can be great for a corporate event, or if the Main Club is not busy enough for the Ling Ling Club, they may open the Ling Ling Lounge. It's the 200's on the map, and I've rented it out on several occasions for corporate parties.
On some nights instead of hip hop in the Ling Ling Club, they will have hip hop in the Ling Ling Lounge.
Ling Ling Lounge Tables
The tables in the Ling Ling Lounge don’t get seated that often. Occasionally, for low minimums on busy nights, if they have both the Ling Ling Club and the Ling Ling Lounge open, the tables along the walls can accommodate about ten guests.
The design of the club is very cool, and in most cities in the world, this would be an impressive Lounge but when compared to the Main Room, the Ling Ling Club is only good for chilling out and having a few drinks.
If it's open on the night you're visiting, stop in and have a drink. The bar is to the back on the right when you walk in. The tables are around the edges of the square-shaped mini-club.
Hakkasan Bottle Service Table Costs
Below are your typical minimum spends on most of the DJ nights.
The minimum spend, a.k.a. "The Min", is the amount of money you agree to spend on alcohol in order to reserve the table or real estate in the night club.
Following are sample quotes for:
Lowest Tier, tier 4 (Residents, Sundays, etc.)
- Owners (15ppl) - $4,000
- Stages (20ppl) - $3,000-$4,000
- Lower Dance Floor (15ppl) - $3,000
- Upper Dance Floor (15ppl) - $2,000
- 3rd/4th Row (12ppl) - $1,500
- Mezzanine (15ppl) - $1,000 - $1,500
- Skyboxes (20ppl) - $2,000
- Pavilion (12ppl) - $1,000 - $1,500
** $600 minimums will be accepted and seated based on availability**
Tier 3 prices (Nevro, Lil Jon)
- Owners (15ppl) - $5,000
- Stages (20ppl) - $3,000-$4,000
- Lower Dance Floor (15ppl) - $4,000
- Upper Dance Floor (15ppl) - $3,000
- 3rd/4th Row (12ppl) - $2,000-$2,500
- Mezzanine (15ppl) - $1,500
- Skyboxes (20ppl) - $2,000
- Pavilion (12ppl) - $1,000-$2,000
**$600 minimums will be accepted and seated based on availability**
Tier 2 Prices (Nicky Romero, Loud Luxury)
- Owners (15ppl) - $6,000+
- Stages (15ppl) - $4,000-$5,000
- Lower Dance Floor (15ppl) - $5,000
- Upper Dance Floor (15ppl) - $4,000
- 3rd/4th Row (15ppl) - $2,500-3,000
- Mezzanine (15ppl) - $1,500
- Skyboxes (15ppl) - $2,000
- Pavilion (15ppl) - $1,000-$2,000
- 3rd Floor Club Featuring TBD
- DJ Tables (12ppl) - $2,000
- Dance Floor (6-10ppl) - $1,500
- 2nd Tier (15ppl) - $1,000 - $2,000
- Lounge Featuring TBD
- Small Lounge (6ppl) - $600
- Large Lounge (10ppl) - $1,000
** $600 minimums will be accepted and seated based on availability**
Tier 1 Prices (Steve Aoki, Afrojack)
- Owners (15ppl) - $7,000+
- Stages (20ppl) - $5,000-$6,000
- Lower Dance Floor (15ppl) - $6,000
- Upper Dance Floor (15ppl) - $4,500
- 3rd/4th Row (12ppl) - $2,500-$4,000
- Mezzanine (15ppl) - $2,000
- Skyboxes (20ppl) - $2,500
- Pavilion (12ppl) - $1,000 - $2,000
- 3rd Floor Club Featuring TBD
- DJ Tables (12ppl) - $2,000
- Dance Floor (6-10ppl) - $1,500
- 2nd Tier (15ppl) - $1,000 - $2,000
- Lounge Featuring TBD
- Small Lounge (6ppl) - $600
- Large Lounge (10ppl) - $1,000
** $600 minimums will be accepted and seated based on availability**
Above Tier #1, Tiesto and Zedd, on Big Nights, Holidays and Fights can go higher
- Owners (15ppl) - $8,000
- Stages (20ppl) - $6,000-$7,000
- Lower Dance Floor (15ppl) - $7,000
- Upper Dance Floor (15ppl) - $5,500
- 3rd/4th Row (12ppl) - $3,500-$5,000
- Mezzanine (15ppl) - $2,500 - $3,500
- Skyboxes (20ppl) - $3,000
- Pavilion (12ppl) - $1,500-$3,000
- 3rd Floor Club Featuring TBD
- DJ Tables (12ppl) - $2,000
- Dance Floor (6-10ppl) - $1,500
- 2nd Tier (15ppl) - $1,000 - $2,000
- Lounge Featuring TBD
- Small Lounge (6ppl) - $600
- Large Lounge (10ppl) - $1,000
** $600 minimums will be accepted and seated based on availability**
How Do I Calculate My Bill?
Let's do the math:
Say you have a $2500 (min) + $209.38 (8.375% City Tax) + $265.75 (10.63% Venue Fee) + $500 (20% to the cocktail) = $3475.13 (this does not include any "shake" to the podium for location, express entry, specific table, etc. Again a "shake" can also help with a lower min spend).
When someone refers to the "shake," that just means they tip on top of your table minimum and the tip, tax, and venue fee that you'll be paying. The "shake" or “handshake” that goes to the podium goes into the host's tip pool.
$2500 (min) + $209.38 (8.375% City Tax) + $265.75 (10.63% Venue Fee) + $500 (20% to the cocktail) = $3475.13
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Bottle Service Presentations at Hakkasan
Over the years, I've had some fantastic bottle service presentations. Check out the video below; I've compiled some of the best presentations to give you an idea of what's possible.
As you can see, the Hakkasan Group gets pretty creative with their presentations. From Pokemon to LED laced drummers, they seem to have it all.
To get a bottle presentation:
You have to order a minimum of $2,000 at once and include some sort of champagne with your order.
The presentation minimum varies by night, however, on bigger nights, the presentation minimum to order might be higher, and on lower-tier DJ nights it might be less.
Just let me know, and I'll make sure we communicate with the servers to get your bottle service presentation.
Best Table Locations
The Prime Dance Floor and Upper Dance Floor Tables are the best tables at Hakkasan.
The Stage Tables are okay but I like the ones that are right next to the DJ, Tables 2 and 3, and if you have a larger group, these are the best.
If you are on a budget but still want to be in the Main Room, the Mezzanine Tables are roomy. I recommend getting a table on the bar side upstairs on the 5th floor, there's more traffic up there.
Tables 31 and 32 are pretty awesome, especially if you are looking to meet people because they are located in the heart of the traffic in the Main Room.
But if you can't spring for the Main Room, the front of the Pavilion or the center of the Pavilion tables are pretty good as well.
In the Ling Ling Club, the Dance Floor Tables are fantastic; they are right next to the DJ. There is not a bad table in the Ling Ling Club.
Hakkasan Las Vegas Bottle Service Packages
On some nights, I do have packages available. A package is an all-in type of price that includes all tips and taxes. It will also show as less-than-retail prices on the menu.
For example, I might have a package deal that includes two bottles of Absolut and one bottle of Belvedere for $2,000 all-in.
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- VIP Entry
- Can Handle Large Groups
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- No Waiting Right in Through VIP
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What’s Included:- Special Pricing on Prime Table
- Tables Up to 12 ppl
- Limited Spot Available
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Hakkasan Bottle Service Menu for 2023
I was able to get my hands on a 2020 Hakkasan bottle service menu. As you can see, the bottle pricing starts at $595 for an Absolut 1-Liter, $650 for a 1-Liter of Grey Goose, and the pricing goes up from there.
I haven't heard of them raising the prices on holiday weekends, but keep in mind that could be a possibility.
Re-Entry
I'm pretty sure they do allow you back into Hakkasan once you leave, but they tell you there's no re-entry so just to be on the safe side, I would say no re-entry. If you do have to leave, hopefully they will make an exception but on busier nights or holiday weekends, re-entry is going to be difficult if at all.
How Do I get guests in if they arrive late?
Usually, this is a pretty straightforward process. Your guest(s) can walk up to the ropes and mention the name the table is under and the table number, and they get right in.
Some exceptions could be if the club is at capacity and they just can't physically let anybody else in via the Fire Marshal's rules and regulations, or if you are way over your limit on the number of people at your table.
If you have some uninvited guests at your table, the proper way to handle this is to get security to have them removed. I strongly suggest that you do not try to remove unwanted guests yourself as an altercation could occur and then potentially everyone at the table will get kicked out.
With over 20 years of experience in this business, please trust me, that is the best way to handle things.
Hakkasan Comp Tables for Ladies
These do exist; however, I am not a massive fan of setting them up and here’s why.
First, let me explain a girl comp. If you have a group of six or more girls that are, in the club's eyes, "Vegas Hot," the club is willing to give away a free bottle or two to all-girl groups at the beginning of the night to help prime the room and make the club look full with all women.
Here are some of the issues that I've run into over the years:
1) Nine out of ten times, the girls do not show up on time for the girl comps, and they get the cold shoulder at the front door.
I understand trying to get a group of six or more girls ready on time with Las Vegas with traffic, etc. can be a challenge.
2) These girl comps are not guaranteed. It is solely at the discretion of the VIP front door staff at the club to either give you the comp table or deny it.
I am 100% not in my control of the VIP staff at Hakkasan.
3) When we say, "Vegas Hot," that does not necessarily mean we're on the same page. I've run into situations over the years where the girls say they're all hot, and unfortunately, by Las Vegas standards, they are not hot and therefore get denied a girl comp.
4) The girls show up with less than six girls and get denied the comp.
5) The girls get a table and a comp bottle, and then within a short amount of time, they get kicked out when the paying customer arrives, and they get upset with the situation.
6) They get a comp bottle, but the servers are doing all the work.
The girl comp group should tip the server. A good rule of thumb is $100 per bottle although some girls have a problem with that.
I would prefer not to mess around with girl comps these days since my business is strong. I’d rather devote my time to paying customers.
If you do have a group of six or more gorgeous ladies, then let me know and I'll see what I can do. They may match well with one of my bottle service customers and make a great addition to one of my tables.
Hakkasan “Girl-Guys”
I don't think there's an actual definition of girl-guy, but in Vegas we have promoters and hosts that are specifically on the floor in charge of finding girls for bottle service tables. Hence the word "girl-guy”.
I am a full-time girl-guy as I always try to help bring some talent to my customer tables.
After 20 years in the business, I get hit up by just as many women as I do men when people are traveling to Las Vegas.
On any given weekend, I always have attractive female friends in town and in many instances, these pretty ladies are an excellent fit for some of my bottle service tables.
If for some reason, my system fails, or the group's don't mesh, then we can turn to the girl-guy system at the nightclub.
The girl-guy is available to help you bring some females to your table.
Most clubs in Las Vegas have a promoter table that the club staff fills with a bunch of pretty ladies.
For a small “shake”, a.k.a. "handshake," the girl-guy can recruit some talent for your table.
But I never count on the girl-guy system; it can be hit or miss.
One Final Note
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