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suzanne
11-01-2016, 10:03 PM
Lately, I've been getting somewhat bolder in my crossdressed outings. I've done a lot of shopping at various women's clothing stores, both dressed and in drab. There have been a few results from this. My comfort level is way up in dealing with the sales ladies I meet. And my wardrobe has exploded! Despite a couple of small purges to remove some iffy earlier purchases, I have run out of places to put all my girl clothes. Also, my need to get more has slowed down some.

So, what's a girl to do with a banging wardrobe, except find more places to go? Inspired by the posts of others who have dressed up for their Vegas trips, I ventured out to a couple of local casinos. The first time was after a shopping trip. I had on a knee length chiffon skirt with a tank top and a light sweater and I just didn't want to go home right away. I had some cash on me so , what the hey, get in there. This was one I have been to a lot before, so it felt good to know my way around. The doorman greeted me the same way he always did and in its went. I sat down at a blackjack table, bought some chips and watched my stack drain fast. I reached into my purse for another Benjamin and those chips disappeared just as fast. That's my limit, even if it ws only fifteen minutes. So I left through the front door and went home. Maybe people noticed me, maybe not. But the most important thing is they acted as if nothing was noteworthy.

Some weeks later, I decided to try again at a different casino. Dark skirt, dark top and cardigan. Trying not to attract too much attention. Once again, I went in, played, and left without arousing much attention. When someone saw me, I tried to remember to make eye contact and smile, and I could tell they were looking at me a split second longer than when I'm in drab. But there were no signs of disapproval or hostility.

The following week, I went back to the same place. This time wearing slacks with high heeled boots and a feminine top with a long sweater. Very stealthy by my standards. Or so I thought. While i was playing blackjack, my dealer recognized me and recalled how much winning I did the last time. So, while there was no negative results of my being dressed in their casino, I WAS remembered. I did make an impression on somebody. But again, the way I was treated was perfect in my book. I was just there to play and everyone acted just same as all the times I was in drab.

I guess some might think I'm an exhibitionist dressing up for a high visibility venue like that. I don't see it that way. I'm just being myself and what myself wants most is that feeling of liberation.

Sorry about being so long winded. I can only hope someone could use my tale for entertainment or encouragement, or both.

Georgette_USA
11-02-2016, 12:01 AM
Can't see where anyone would think you are an exhibitionist for just dressing nicely for some Casino time.

That kind of outings are what most TS, myself included, would do just to get comfortable with people.

I would do the malls - theaters - restaurants - and the many museums in WASH DC.

dolovewell
11-02-2016, 08:56 AM
Having used to live in Las Vegas, I always wondered what it would be like to crossdress in a casino. I think it depends on the casino and the time of day. A casino like the Hard Rock or Planet Hollywood on a weekend would probably be tough because those are casinos where a lot of "bro swag" types hang out at. But downtown Las Vegas(and Las Vegas in general) has a lot of exhibitionists so you would blend in fine there. If I could pick a casino to crossdress at it would be Mandalay Bay. The clientelle there seems a bit more classy and its at the end of the strip so less likely to have drunk frat boy types wandering in there.

Definitely an item on my bucket list. To crossdress in Las Vegas. You are dead on when it comes to wearing some more "banging" wardrobe pieces. There are some items of clothing that are not appropriate for a typical day shopping trip or errands, and a casino would be a more appropriate place to wear them.

Also, lost $200 on blackjack in 15 minutes? Were you playing basic strategy or was the table just really cold? I know Indian casinos have really bad blackjack odds. Winstar in Oklahoma has a house edge around 10%(typical house edge in Las Vegas on the strip is 0.6% and downtown is 0.25%)

Joni T
11-02-2016, 09:36 AM
Craps is the only game I play. It's also one of the few games where the odds are actually against the house.
Jon

suzanne
11-02-2016, 10:34 AM
There are no games where the odds don't favor the house. The best bet in the whole casino is the craps pass line free odds, which has a house edge of exactly zero, but that only dilutes the overall pass line house edge from 1.4% down to under 0.5%, still in the house's favor.

Yup. $200 in 15 minutes represents a COLD table. I should have left much sooner than i did.That's why I avoid tables that use those 6 deck continuous shuffling machines. I say they don't shuffle, but recycle. You can see patterns emerging that are statistically way out of whack and the dealer kills way too often.

MzVanessa
11-02-2016, 11:12 AM
Sounds like some fun and good adventures Suzanne. I live close to Las Vegas and I'm hoping to go a casino adventure soon. The Mandalay Bay sounds like a good place to do so, or even The Cosmopolitan, which is full of gorgeous women who offer lots of inspiration on and given Friday or Saturday night.

Rachael Leigh
11-02-2016, 11:53 AM
Suzanne, sounds like your enjoying it for sure and now you have the understanding of those of us who go out as well.
Like for me to just go out shop or get groceries it's just a routine day and such fun.
Keep enjoying it Suzanne

Oh one more thing I've been out an about all over Vegas mostly the strip area and trust me
ladies nobody cares how you look or dress, I've sat and played some slots while dressed and been to shows it's all good. So enjoy ladies

Lorileah
11-02-2016, 01:45 PM
let's keep this about TG issues folks. House odds are that the thread will close if this becomes a gambling thread

aussie cd
11-02-2016, 03:26 PM
Been to the Brisbane Australia casino twice recently (long pants 5" heels yes!....next time skirt!) and NO ONE looks twice at you, they all too busy doing their own thing. I didn't shy away from going in any part of the casino and got huge confidence) ...even using the elevator with multiple people is of no concern....and my femme side seems lucky too!

These are what i wore

http://www.styletread.com.au/church-black.html

Ressie
11-02-2016, 03:27 PM
My only problem with casinos is the cigarette smoke. That smell will stay on your clothes and wig until you wash them.

aussie cd
11-02-2016, 03:28 PM
Ressie , in our Casino no smoking inside, they have designated outdoor areas for that, about 10 years now, previously was awful as you say , they could sit anywhere...and use the coin tray as an ashtray yuk!!

Sorry Lorileah, i'll keep on topic...my message is casinos are a good place for our kind to visit. Lots of security in case you get hassled too

deebra
11-03-2016, 07:11 AM
So if Vegas and it's clientele is so accepting WHY isn't the rest of the country???? or are they O.K. with CD dressing and we are making fear out of nothing?????

Ressie
11-03-2016, 08:15 AM
Well… Vegas became an adult playground in the '40s (i.e. gambling, booze & broads). Throughout the decades there have been drag shows there for tourists. Call girls aren't hard to find. Quite a bit different than a typical midwestern town. And do you really think every Vegas tourist is accepting?

MissVictoria
11-03-2016, 10:37 AM
I go to the Southeast Connecticut Indian casinos several times a month and have never had a problem. I eat in the restaurants, shop in the outlet center attached to Foxwoods, gamble at the tables and I've even been to concerts. No one cares. Especially if they have money on the line.

Ironically, it's one of the easiest ways to strike up a conversation with women. I'm happily married, but if I wasn't, I honestly have never met this many women so willing to strike up a conversation! I go on Friday and Saturday nights, and since those are "night out" nights, I am always dressed as such. Short above the knee dresses, sky high heels and makeup to match. Never a problem. Find a casino, dress in your finest, and go have a blast.

PS: most of the rest of the world doesn't care either. I've been to malls, restaurants, grocery shopping and Broadway. Its mostly in our minds.