Who is better dressed: the clientele of European or American casinos?

You probably won't find too many people who have the type of finances required to play at both of those venues and and then be online typing articles. However, I can speak for American ca$inos that I have been in and the European Gamb1ing establishments that I have seen on TV. Television is probably a poor indicator to use, but I don't have any other direct insight into the wardrobe of the Europeans other than their reputation for being trendy.In the American ca$inos in the north east, I'd estimate 80% are well dressed, 15% are a little under dressed, and 5% are disheveled.

That is with the exception of the Native ca$inos near Canada. Those places reminded me of bingo night with grandma.In the south, 50% are well dressed, 30% are not too bad, and 20% just don't care. In the west, my experience is limited.

Laughlin, NV is a tiny version of Vegas and it reminded me of the caSinos in the south.It happens to be the only ca$ino that I have played in west of the Mississippi. As far as a comparison, I'm going to have to pick the Europeans. I could be misinformed, but from what I have seen here in the states and what I know of European fashion, it's a solid hypothesis.

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