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The term go-go bar is often used for certain sorts of strip clubs. In regions where the term is used, go-go bars are considered lower in class when compared to Gentlemen's Clubs, which offer a more coordinated and show-centric experience. In these bars:
- There is no Champagne Court.
- Dress codes are more lax for both patrons and performers.
- There are no staging, choreography, or special effects considerations.
- A House Mother monitors activity and assists performers in the dressing area.
- Feature performers usually do not perform at go-go bars.
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