Brothels and Bordellos in Nevada

Las Vegas is primarily know its casinos, but is also historically known for its brothels or "bordellos" as they are sometimes called. Brothels are illegal in the city of Las Vegas - in fact, they're illegal within Clark County, the county in which Las Vegas resides. Illegal prostitution around Las Vegas is usually available - but not recommended for many reasons. You are subject to arrest (if you are caught in a police sting), can catch a variety of diseases (I won't even begin to tell you), or can become a victim of a crime (Robbery, Assault, etc). As if those are not enough reasons, you can expect to spend just as much, if not more, than if you were to visit a legal brothel.

Legal prostitution or brothels closest to Las Vegas are about 60 miles north-west, in Nye County. Women who work in brothels must be licensed and are tested for diseases every week. Brothels are also in areas like Carson City, Reno or even northern Nevada: Winnemucca, Battle Mountain, Elko, Wells.

Transportation to the brothels can be arranged if you don't have wheels. Some of them claim to provide "free" shuttles or limos, but beware, expect to pay a large "tip" to the driver. I've heard that 8 guys packed in a limo paid $100 per person for a ride to an establishment. Or if the brothel claims it's free, the ride is usually worked into the price of the services rendered.

Once you arrive, you'll probably have to ring a doorbell to be let into the brothel. After your entrance, the Madame may ask you to relax and take a seat. Several woman will then enter the room in a "lineup" - This is where you select the girl of your choice. She will escort you to her room where you'll then be asked to review the "menu" - a listing of the services available. Based on your request, the woman will give you a price - which is usually negotiable. If there is a deal made, you continue with the transaction, otherwise you can request to see another lineup and choose a different girl. When a deal is reached, be prepared to pay the agreed amount. Some small talk usually takes place as you begin to undress. The woman will usually inspect your genital area for visible signs of disease, then proceed to gently wash it. You can then proceed fulfilling your transaction. One can expect to pay a minimum of $150 per hour and upwards of thousands. An average deal seems to be in the $300 range. The amount you pay depends on several variables:

* The location you choose
* Who you choose from the lineup
* What you choose from the menu
* The amount of time you wish to spend with your mate.
* Your negotiating skills
* The presentation of yourself - (Do you look like you have money)

Women are usually required to stay at the brothel for weeks at a time and usually get 50% of the sales they bring in for the day. Each woman usually pays a set amount per day for room and board as well as food. I've read that some brothels wire the rooms with listening devices - to protect the women, and to make sure they are being productive. The devices also provide security for the brothel - that the women are not stealing from the brothel by telling them they received less than they really did.
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