Las Vegas Escort Brenna Sparks Can Be Found at Slixa.com

Las Vegas escorts are a tricky subject to write about.  Prostitution is illegal in Las Vegas, yet state officials estimate that there are 30,000 prostitutes working here.  While legal prostitution in Las Vegas area brothels and those elsewhere in Nevada grosses about $75 million a year, illegal prostitution in Las Vegas alone grosses about $5 billion a year.  That’s roughly $143,000 per Las Vegas prostitute.

When I was playing blackjack at a high level, I was offered escorts as comps by the casinos at which I was playing.  It’s a frequent comp for high rollers, like free luxury suites and free meals.  This has been going on for decades and I doubt it will ever stop.

And the fact is, TVO readers want to hire Las Vegas escorts.  They don’t want to hurt women.  They don’t want to hire trafficked women. And they don’t want to get hurt themselves by the arrival of a pimp or cop (300-400 prostitutes are arrested every month by the Las Vegas police).  They just want the companionship of an attractive, willing adult female, on the town and in their hotel rooms, and they are willing to pay for that companionship.

Now I have a place I can recommend for finding that companionship.

Slixa — High-End Las Vegas Escorts

If you’re looking for a high-end Las Vegas escort (or an escort anywhere), the place I recommend to find one is Slixa.com.

Slixa is an advertising platform for independent escorts, not an escort service. That means none of the escorts advertising there are working for Slixa; they are all self-employed.  Slixa isn’t even an agent.

But unlike Backpage or Craigslist or sites like Eros, Slixa has high standards of whom it will accept as an advertiser. When I did a Google search for negative comments on Slixa, mostly I found complaints by escorts that had quit advertising there because they felt Slixa’s rates were too high, or that had been banned from the site for violating Slixa’s rules, including a strict rule that all photos must depict the actual escort who is advertising.

One of the big problems at sites like Eros, and why I’ve hesitated to recommend them, is that they accept ads from escort services, who will post a photo of a model who doesn’t actually work for the service.  Or even if the girl does work for the service, she is not the girl who will actually show up if you make a reservation.  Or even if it is the same girl, the photograph is 10 years old and shows the girl 40 pounds lighter.

Customers hate this bait and switch.

On Slixa, you’ll see a “Report Profile” link on every escort profile page, with a request to report any girl “who has dramatically different verified and not-verified photos” or other issues.  Plus Slixa, in its terms and conditions for advertisers, makes it clear it will report trafficking or child exploitation to law enforcement.  The complaints of escorts who have been banned from the site prove Slixa acts on these reports.  And Slixa does a good job of weeding out girls who can’t compete by charging high rates.

All of the escorts I viewed on Slixa had photo galleries, not just a single small pic. Many have lengthy descriptions of themselves and what they like. Some list their hourly, daily and travel rates. Some have links to their personal websites. Some describe the methods they use to screen clients. In all cases, they provide methods of contacting them directly, not through Slixa.

I was surprised to find a TVO Dancer of the Month advertising on Slixa. I knew Brenna Sparks from Legends Room (a Vegas strip club I liked, now defunct). She was our November 2017 Dancer of the Month and one of our best dancers of the month ever.  You can see her stunning TVO photogallery here. Brenna has been a porn actress, but she wasn’t listed on Slixa’s page for porn stars. I found her on the list of all Las Vegas escorts.  Here is her page.

Brenna is not only beautiful, she is smart, fun and sheer class.  It says a lot about Slixa that they can attract and keep a girl like Brenna.

Slixa is not new. They came online in 2012 and by 2013 had been reviewed by Marketwatch: “At One Year Mark, Slixa.com Recognized for Championing Ethical Advertising in Escort Industry;”  Businessinsider: “Take A Tour Of Slixa, The Website That’s Like Facebook For Escorts,” and even Forbes: “What Porn Stars Do When The Porn Industry Shuts Down.” None of these online publications are known for erotic or sexual content. What they are known for is 1) valuing their reputations and 2) having a high-end readership of men with disposable income.  Read more…