Just casual. I don't see why dress up like if you were going to a wedding 😉.
But now I remember something that happened to me in casino Saadi in Marrakech about 4 years ago.
I went in and registered in a tournament about 2 hours before start time, then I left, killed some time by having a coffee in a nearby place. When I went back, the security wouldn't let me in because I was wearing sandals. He said I needed shoes 🤣. I told him that I was already inside a little earlier and that he said hi and opened the door for me himself, he said that he didn't look at my feet 🤣🤣. Summertime is very hot in Marrakech, and I had just bought those nice leather sandals the previous day, nothing smelly or old ripped off looking or anything. Hopefully another security guy came out, and I asked him to call the poker floor manager (who knows me). He confirmed that it was a policy, but I could get in that one time 🤔🤣.
But now I remember something that happened to me in casino Saadi in Marrakech about 4 years ago.
I went in and registered in a tournament about 2 hours before start time, then I left, killed some time by having a coffee in a nearby place. When I went back, the security wouldn't let me in because I was wearing sandals. He said I needed shoes 🤣. I told him that I was already inside a little earlier and that he said hi and opened the door for me himself, he said that he didn't look at my feet 🤣🤣. Summertime is very hot in Marrakech, and I had just bought those nice leather sandals the previous day, nothing smelly or old ripped off looking or anything. Hopefully another security guy came out, and I asked him to call the poker floor manager (who knows me). He confirmed that it was a policy, but I could get in that one time 🤔🤣.
And that's a plus for online casinos. No-one cares what I am wearing, or am I wearing anything for that matter. But I could try the Arlie Shaban method. Tie as a sweat band when I'm on a roll.
Totally agree, and if they want to enforce some fancy "proper attire", they can make it a private club.seiya1989 said:
As long as people are decently clean and bring in money, they should be glad to see them coming in the 1st place.
Some upscale places have a dress code, so if you're wearing flip-flops or ripped pants, for example, you won't be allowed. I've seen people being turned away from restaurants or a certain church here. It's a form of discrimination, but each place has its own rules.
Well I think it depends on time of day and why you're going,
if you're going in the daytime I guess more casual is fine,
night time I'd say is a more dressy time to have fun,
unless you're just going to play poker then
I guess casual is fine🫣....
if you're going in the daytime I guess more casual is fine,
night time I'd say is a more dressy time to have fun,
unless you're just going to play poker then
I guess casual is fine🫣....