NFL owners voted overwhelmingly Monday to ratify the Raiders’ proposed move to Las Vegas, passing it by a 31-1 count despite the league’s long-standing concerns about sports gambling. Another aspect of the pending relocation arose later on Monday, one that has received less scrutiny: the fact that prostitution is legal in parts of Nevada.
Dennis Hof, who owns several bordellos in the state and has been featured on HBO’s “Cathouse,” announced plans to open a Raiders-themed brothel timed to coincide with the opening of the team’s new stadium, a 65,000-seat facility that is scheduled to be ready for the 2020 season.
In a statement, Hof said his newest “sex palace will be called the ‘Pirate’s Booty Sports Brothel” and will be “the first brothel entirely dedicated to athletes and their die-hard fans.” Hof had previously announced that his two brothels located relatively near Las Vegas would “offer all Raiders players and staff 50 percent off sex parties,” but he said the new establishment would have a “VIP section … exclusively available to Raiders players and other high-profile athletes, and staffed with over 20 cheerleader-garbed working girls.”
“With the talk of the Raiders coming to the area, I wanted to give them a little extra incentive,” Hof told the Pahrump Valley Times in November. “Everybody wants a deal. So we figured we’d give them some special pricing and maybe that will entice some of the bosses there to bring that team to Las Vegas where it belongs.”
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