The floor rules nobody posts at the door — jacket hours, salon dress, and why the smartest players dress like the furniture.
Every week the entry desk turns someone away for thongs or a singlet. Every week that person is surprised. The rules aren't hidden — they're just unwritten in the way serious rooms prefer.
Here's the honest version: what works on the main floor, what the salons expect, and what the private rooms quietly assume.
Daytime is forgiving: clean sneakers, decent jeans, no problem. After 18:00 the floor tightens — no singlets, no sportswear, nothing you'd wear to a barbecue. It's not about snobbery; it's about a room full of people who dressed for the occasion.
The rule of thumb our hosts use: if you'd wear it to a nice dinner, it works on the floor. If you'd wear it to the gym, the desk will gently suggest the hotel room upstairs.
Level 2 expects a notch higher: collared shirts, proper shoes, evening dresses that mean it. Nobody checks a label — they check an intention. The salons work because everyone in them dressed like the evening mattered.
Jeans are fine if they're dark and sharp. Sneakers are not, whatever they cost. When in doubt, the lobby boutique sells the jacket that fixes the problem — it's a service, not a coincidence.
Dress like the evening matters and the evening usually agrees.
— house rule, unofficial
Don't touch another player's chips. Don't celebrate loudly at someone else's loss. Tip the dealer when you win big — not obligated, always noticed. Photos are banned on the floor without exception; the phone stays in the pocket.
And the one that matters most: the dealer runs the table. Arguing a call is the fastest way to make a room cold. Hosts exist for disputes — use them.
Private room guests tend toward quiet tailoring — no logos, nothing that photographs loudly. These rooms host people who'd rather not be noticed; dress like you understand why.
For the full picture of how the floors are laid out, the VIP gaming page covers access and table minimums.
VIP Host Manager, Australian Inn — eight years hosting the level-2 salons.
Dark, sharp jeans pass on the main floor and in the salons. Ripped, faded or athletic denim doesn't — after 18:00 especially.
Clean fashion sneakers pass during the day on the main floor. Salons and evening hours want proper shoes — the boutique downstairs can help.
No written code — an unwritten one. Think quiet tailoring; the rooms host people who prefer not to be noticed.
