Hosts in Las Vegas Nightclubs
Las Vegas Nightclub hosts are your connections to table and bottle service reservations, entry at events, pricing, availability, and handle VIP needs at clubs. They build relationships with players to make them regulars who frequently return. Different casinos have play level requirements for a host. Slot players are more likely to get a host. Once assigned a host, contact them about offers.
Independent Hosts and Promoters
Independent Hosts work separately as a business. In 2016, the Nevada Gaming Commission ensured customers weren’t getting ripped off. Customers can see licensed companies on the NGB website. Hosts cultivate loyalty with patrons and can comp players. Promoters fill clubs every night for pay per person on their list. Vegas separates promoter and host roles but other cities don’t.
Salaries and Tipping
Reported VIP Host salaries in Las Vegas are around $17 per hour. Casino assigns hosts to guests meeting minimum qualifications. Casino sets a benchmark for money a host should bring in quarterly or annually. Hosts earn bonuses for meeting goals. Tipping hosts in Vegas follows resort rules. Tipping isn’t necessarily expected as hosts are paid well. However, tips are usually appreciated.
Insights on Casino Hosts
The median Casino Host salary is $37,952. The middle 57% make between $37,953 and $95,098, with the top 86% making $209,666. They earn commission from the casino based on losses of players they bring in.
To potentially get hosted, you need to wager at least $1 per spin or $25 per hand. Hosts ensure you get comps, services, and tickets as long as you gamble high enough to deserve it. Join the Players Club and gamble locally, visit less prominent casinos, and lose more money.