I stopped by around 8:30 on...

I stopped by around 8:30 on a Thursday night and stayed until a little after midnight.

The physical layout of the club has a main stage with three poles, and then another pole in kind of a side area. The main stage is surrounded by a rail, and then beyond that there are wood / vinyl bar chairs next to small round tables. The back area has two LD areas. One for $20 dances and another VIP area for $100 for 30 minutes. Both weren't that crowded when I was there except at the end. There's not much difference byway of privacy--you're in a large room with a bench either way. They also have private Brass rooms for $200, which I didn't partake. Overall, I'd describe the club as clean, but I woulnd't call it upscale like a Penthouse club in other cities. Music was okay, and not too loud. No smoking allowed inside. My one gripe is that the lighting on stage was too low. Hard to see the dancers, especially their faces. I think it's probably intentional as it hides a few flaws.

This was my first visit to an Indy club, and I liked the pricing structure. First, compared to some other cites, there is very little rail tipping. When there was, the dancer would give either a mini lap dance / boobs in face / standing massage for those that tipped a buck. I found this to be a good way to try out a dancer and see if there was any chemistry. I found the amount of stage contact to be about the same as ESL except that in ESL the dancers will grab your hands and encourage you to grab their breasts. The dancers also walk around and give short table dances for a buck. Probably lasted around a minute on average--not a full song.