do you dress nicely when going into a casino?

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Yes,I always wear suit since the early 1990, when I was not allowed to enter the casino i Saltzburg Austria in street clothes.
 
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nah, absolute basic comfort for me. clean hoodie, jeans, and sneakers.
wearing a whole suit to sit in a smoky room for 6 hours hitting button combinations or playing cards just sounds uncomfortable as hell
 
I do because I'm always dressed neatly, traditionally, and conservatively. If it is an evening and I'm going to be eating at a nice restaurant before or after I'll wear a nice evening style dress and heels.
 
I usually dress for comfort more than style. If I'm planning to play poker for several hours, comfortable clothes and shoes matter much more than looking fancy.

That said, I always try to look neat and respect the venue. Unless there's a dress code, I don't see any need to wear a suit just to play poker.
 
no , when i go to play in a poker game at one of the local Indian casinos i just wear shorts , tennis shoes ,a tee shirt and a ballcap . i usually bring a sweater along 'cause sometimes they run the AC heavy so it can be chilly inside when you're not moving around .
 
Yes, clothing is very important to me. I've been in a real casino twice in my life, and I was dressed quite appropriately. It's important to me that people don't look at me as just a casual visitor. 🤔
 
I used to go dressed as comfortably as possible—in joggers and a loose t-shirt. I went for a while, but unfortunately, they closed it down; it was just about four blocks from my house, so I used to walk there.
 
I enjoy wearing some of my better clothes and a bit of makeup when going to a casino .It's fun to dress up a bit on occasion !
 
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I don't usually dress up, at most I don't wear a polo shirt, but a shirt, and in the summer I don't wear shorts.
 
I love classic business clothes. I've always worn jackets, shirts. In principle, absolutely my entire wardrobe is suitable for both working in the office and for the theater or casino.
 
I’d probably dress smart-casual, nothing too fancy but still presentable.
For me, comfort matters more than wearing a suit, especially if I’m planning to spend a few hours there.
 
What to wear depends entirely on the casino's atmosphere. Some are very upscale, while others are quite casual.You’ve come to have fun, so wear something that makes you feel great.Casinos turn on the air conditioning to keep people alert, so it’s always cold inside. My go-to casino outfit is dark jeans, a top, and a cardigan or another sweater.
 
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