Jodi Myers, managing partner of The Bank nightclub at the Bellagio, on where her industry pals hang out in Vegas, her love of local poker legends, and how she climbed up the Sin City nightlife ladder.

Where do you go out? Honestly, I travel for my work, so I'm definitely always going to the new places and checking out the newest things. I went to the opening of Atlantis, and it was crazy! By far, Dubai is the most liberal place in the Middle East where they can go and relax a little bit, a kind of Vegas-by-the-sea.

Catch that cute server when they’re not on the clock.

1. Jet (Strip: Central) - On Mondays, this massive, three-room club invites Vegas’ huge population of waitresses and bartenders to drink, dance to hip-hop and talk about you.
2. Studio 54 (Strip: Central) - “Influence Tuesdays” is one of the city’s older industry parties, drawing all kinds of club backers and bottle flippers together under the giant disco ball.
3. Privé (Strip: Central) - “Money for Nothing” Mondays offer free admission for locals and industry folks with $5000 literally dropping from the ceiling. To try and make up for all those Europeans who don’t tip.

You’ll sleep when you’re dead.

1. Drai’s (Strip: Central) - Locals and tourists, gays and straights, executives and wage slaves, all party together until 9 a.m. in this small, sophisticated, plush club.
2. Jet (Strip: Central) - Huge nightspot features three different rooms, each with a different soundtrack and atmosphere. The later it gets, the more room there is to dance.
3. Ivan Kane's Forty Deuce (Strip: South) - The transplant of Los Angeles’ famed burlesque revival club does something they’d never do in LA: stays open until 8 a.m.

Go ahead, ball out of control. This is Vegas after all.

Friday
Stay. TheHotel. You need a place that’s isolated, where they won’t ask questions. A place with two exits.

3:30 p.m. Big Elvis at Bill’s Gamblin’ Hall and Saloon. A 500-lb. hunka hunka burnin’ love pays tribute to the King.