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We used to host at a local on-premise club occasionally and one of my jobs as host was the removal of undesirables from the club. We didn't have a problem with people coming and trying to charge the other guests for sex. We did have a problem with illegal prostitutes showing up with their customers because it was a convenient place to have sex and cheaper than a motel. Luckily they are pretty easy to spot and we would promptly throw them out.

Even though prostitution is legal in some areas of Nevada, it is not legal in the two largest metropolitan areas, Reno and Las Vegas. So if their were to be any prostitution happening at a swing club it would be illegal and the club would be cited or closed down in nothing flat. For that reason all of the local clubs are extremely vigilant at keeping the illegal prostitutes out. An illegal prostitute here is one not working in one of the legal brothels, if a legal prostitute came to a club she wouldn't even think about charging someone at a club because she would lose her job in the legal brothel if caught. We probably don't see as much of this as other major cities because we have legal prostitution, if a girl is working legally she doesn't want to jeopardize that by working illegally.

If I did find out a club was allowing that type of activity, knowingly or not, I would not attend until they put a stop to it. One of the local on-premise clubs that recently went out of business was at least partially doomed because of allegations that they had been cited a couple of times for prostitution at the club. It didn't take long for word to get around and people started avoiding the place like the plague. The club owners of your club need to take decisive action to show that this type of activity won't be tolerated or their current growth will likely turn into a nose dive into bankruptcy.