I stayed at the Bellagio this week and observed a few providers.

First, I am not at all familiar with how it works in Vegas. When and where to meet providers or if they are only for the VIPs..but this is what I saw.

I was in the elevator and this beautiful blonde playmate (in her 20s) type walked in by herself. She was dressed very provocatively. So got off on the casino floored and walked into the casino. People were all looking at her. She looked like a definite provider.

Second, after the show O, there was a provider in a short tight skirt (once again in her twenties). She slipped by the elevator guard by joining a group of people and pretending to be on her cell phone. In the elevator she got off the floor she was being sent to. She was all by herself and once again people were looking at her because of how she was dressed.

These girls were TOP NOTCH! So my question is how does it work? Are these girls for the VIPs? Does the hotel provide them? Are the providers in the casino the same quality? What are the rates? Do the elevator guards know which providers to let by?

I have no clue how to works there and would like to know. Thanks

just because a hot chick was dressing sexy it makes her a provider? I guess if you go to a popular vegas night club and see all the hotties you would assume it's a brothel?

with that said, they could be working girls, but why do you think they are hired by the hotels? I would think the hotel hosts will stick with girls who are discreet and more low key to avoid drawing attention to their best VIPs. Further more if those VIPs get free dates as comps, they are probably in special suites that need keycard access or escorted by security.

....or maybe next time I should ask for more than free cocktails.

lol!  I'll have to remember that. "Sir would you like another drink on the house?"  "No, but I'll take a blonde in about 45 minutes!"

Las Vegas is Sin City and a place for tourists to live their fantasies A place where you can be the real you. Not the 9-5 office you. When my female friends come to town, you could easily mistake them for a provider.

The casinos can\'t legally support providers. I think it would fall on the concierge.