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Quote from: kotajikikox on November 08, 2024, 02:14:47 AM

Anyway, if you were to be given a choice. Would you rather live in one of the wealthiest cities but not be able to gamble in the famous Casino? Or would you pass on the opportunity to live in Monaco and just visit the casino occasionally?

The regulation prohibits gambling and visiting the casino only for their citizens, right? So if as a tourist who comes there, we can play at the casino. I'm sure there will be regulations from the casino for some gamblers who can visit and play there. because I prefer to play at online casinos and sports betting rather than offline. so I will miss anything for the casino.
Some countries also have famous casinos, if I like offline casinos, maybe I will choose the closest one, not bothering to look for one that is far enough to find the sensation of the splendor of the casino.

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Quote from: kotajikikox on November 08, 2024, 02:14:47 AM

Anyway, if you were to be given a choice. Would you rather live in one of the wealthiest cities but not be able to gamble in the famous Casino? Or would you pass on the opportunity to live in Monaco and just visit the casino occasionally?

Is there any guarantee that if you gambling in that casino your winning is sure? If No, then I don't see any reason killing myself over visiting that casino to gamble meanwhile there are other casinos or gambling site to visit and make my gambling continue. And of course I will accept to live in that city and stop visiting the casino instead I will switched over to online crypto casino, then as well as sourcing for a good paying jobs that will keep me earning since that country only permit a specific amount of money in bank account to oversee the well-being of their citizens or any living over there.

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Quote from: kotajikikox on November 08, 2024, 02:14:47 AM

If you are a gambler and know the famous casinos all over the world, I am sure you know Casino de Monte Carlo. This casino located at the principality of Monaco is known for its opulent and lavish design. We know that Monaco is basically the land of the wealthiest and the casino proves it to be true. If you don’t know this casino, you may recognize it from a couple of James Bond movies and even the first novel was said to be inspired from the casino itself.

Ironically, citizens of Monaco are actually not allowed to gamble and even visit Casino de Monte Carlo. They are prohibited because the Princely family did not want their citizens to gamble away their money. Sounds pretty reasonable if you ask me. Monaco is known to be strict with maintaining their status quo. To live in Monaco, there is a minimum requirement of money in your bank account. So to say that they really do care about their citizens’ financial wellbeing. Whether out of genuine concern or just trying to maintain their image of wealth, I don’t know.

Anyway, if you were to be given a choice. Would you rather live in one of the wealthiest cities but not be able to gamble in the famous Casino? Or would you pass on the opportunity to live in Monaco and just visit the casino occasionally?

I would first visit the casino a couple of times by not having the citizenship of the place of Monaco and if I am not that much amused then I would definitely vote for some other things like the citizenship of Monaco. Normally if someone is as rich as to live in Monaco why would he care to visit the casino which we all know is designed to take our money from the very beginning to the very end, it would not make sense so in this case the Prince of Monaco has made a very wise decision in my opinion to not let the citizens of Monaco visit the casino. What about online though, I doubt there is any law in that place that prohibit the citizens of Monaco to gamble online and even if it is it can be easily bypassed by the technology of today.

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Quote from: kotajikikox on November 08, 2024, 02:14:47 AM

Anyway, if you were to be given a choice. Would you rather live in one of the wealthiest cities but not be able to gamble in the famous Casino? Or would you pass on the opportunity to live in Monaco and just visit the casino occasionally?

if my life had turned out like this and I had the opportunity to live in Monaco, the last thing I would regret is that I would not have access to a casino. The standard of living there allows you not to even think about it, also, as far as I understand, online gambling is not under strict control there and i can occasionally play there or, if there is control, then play in other economic zones outside your own.

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Quote from: kotajikikox on November 08, 2024, 02:14:47 AM

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Ironically, citizens of Monaco are actually not allowed to gamble and even visit Casino de Monte Carlo.

This is to dissuade the capital fight. But this wouldn't have been an issue if it was their citizens who owned the casinos, it might just be people from other countries investing there which is their major concern. However, this plan is selfish but indeed economical and Monaco is not the first to do such though it may be in other industries in other countries. The US for instance practices such in the financial market, it's always good for the country.

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Anyway, if you were to be given a choice. Would you rather live in one of the wealthiest cities but not be able to gamble in the famous Casino? Or would you pass on the opportunity to live in Monaco and just visit the casino occasionally?

It depends, gambling is not the only opportunity in that country, so I can gamble elsewhere if my stay in Monaco is flourishing. And it doesn't hurt to have some gambling tourism at times in Monaco if I live elsewhere. It's part of life if you can afford it.

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Quote from: Fortify on November 08, 2024, 04:48:47 PM

Here's another random fact about entry to the Monte Carlo casino: you better take a passport with you because they may reject any other forms of ID like a drivers license, maybe this is related to them wanting to keep locals out.

American right? Grin

Europeans don't give a damn about a driving license, you need an ID card or your password in worse cases but since Monaco is part of Schengen any EU member can simply enter everywhere there with their ID, an Italian will have no problem entering the casino with that.
And I think that there aren't that many countries elsewhere where they think a driver's license is an actual way of identifying yourself.

Quote from: Slow death on November 08, 2024, 04:35:20 PM

It seems like they hate outsiders. according to their logic, local people can't play because it will ruin their lives, so outsiders can ruin their lives and it's okay? and a very bad way of thinking

But when you look at the results, was this really a bad idea?

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Quote from: kotajikikox on November 08, 2024, 02:14:47 AM

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Probably the latter. I don't live to gamble lol nor am I that rich, so I'd prefer the latter. I'd be more than satisfied by just visiting it, maybe playing a couple of times during my visit and then again after like a couple more years. Definitely think it's an interesting place though since having a minimum requirement of financial status means that the place at the very least has a minimum standard.

If and just say if I was given the chance to take the former but have the guarantee to keep on living there (either through a stable job offered there or something) then hell yeah I'd take it. Only took the latter in the first place cause I probably wouldn't be able to support living there lol. Giving up gambling sounds like a low price to pay for that.

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Quote from: kotajikikox on November 08, 2024, 02:14:47 AM

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Anyway, if you were to be given a choice. Would you rather live in one of the wealthiest cities but not be able to gamble in the famous Casino? Or would you pass on the opportunity to live in Monaco and just visit the casino occasionally?

If I have a chance why not but for sure once you live in that kind of state of living you need to consider too your expenses, you don't need to get worry if you have a stable source of income and good cashflow or asset that are giving you sustain for your needs and wants, but if you are just a common person becomes depended on the job as your source of income I guess its quite hard to leave with that because expenses are too high, state of living, food, clothes for sure branded stores, or else you will live near on their city.

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Quote from: btc_angela on November 08, 2024, 03:25:09 PM

It's very expensive city as you have said, and from what I research, there's definitely a minimum amount of money that you can bet on Monte Carlo. So I doubt that average joe here will have a chance to play in their lifetime to go their. Hotels are not that cheap and they you really have to brush up your French because they say that dealers doesn't understand English that much, or they speak broken English.

But if I'm rich as hell, then definitely I will go and try to experienced playing their, and who knows, maybe I will go and stay there for a month or two. However, it's not going to happen though, I'm just a regular gambler and just try to play on a small budget on sports betting every month.

We know Las Vegas as the biggest city in gambling, but if we talk about the comfort and luxury offered by the casino of course Monte Carlo is the best at this time, Monte Carlo casino has its own charm with its luxury, so it is not surprising that many of the wealthy gamblers have spent their holidays there so far, I personally have never been and probably will not be able to go there considering financially that does not support, But some of my friends who have had the experience of travelling to Monaco and spending time in Monte Carlo have told me that the money they spend is worth the satisfaction they receive.

I think for us in particular me, may only be able to hear the stories and excitement that exist in Monte Carlo so far without having the ability to get there, so indeed gambling slots and online poker and sports betting is the solution for us today Grin

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Quote from: kotajikikox on November 08, 2024, 02:14:47 AM

Ironically, citizens of Monaco are actually not allowed to gamble and even visit Casino de Monte Carlo. They are prohibited because the Princely family did not want their citizens to gamble away their money. Sounds pretty reasonable if you ask me. Monaco is known to be strict with maintaining their status quo. To live in Monaco, there is a minimum requirement of money in your bank account. So to say that they really do care about their citizens’ financial wellbeing. Whether out of genuine concern or just trying to maintain their image of wealth, I don’t know.

If the wealthiest people lives in Monaco, and they're not allowed to gamble in the city, because the authorities don't want them to lose their fortunes in gambling, i think that it would be hypocrisy. If it's ok to enjoy other forms of lavish lifestyles that is exclusively for the rich and they spend their fortunes to maintain them but can't also spend their money on gambling, then I guess that the freedom to spend their money legally is restricted. People who have money can choose to gamble with it because it's their money and if the Monaco, authority wants to save them from losing their money in gambling, then they should preach responsible gambling to the super rich.

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Quote from: Davidvictorson on November 08, 2024, 03:17:18 AM

If the people cannot gamble at the physical casino there can, are they restricted from gambling online?

From what I have found, there aren't much online casinos based on Monaco which means they are not really affected by laws and regulations of the principality. If they wish to operate on Monaco, they are going to have to adhere to their requirements to register and start operations. Meanwhile Monaco citizens can gamble online but only in online casinos that operate outside of Monaco. If for example a casino is under UK jurisdiction then Monaco citizens can do so.

I am pretty sure that Monaco citizens can gamble in other countries anyway so maybe even online it applies the same rules. So you can travel outside the borders of Monaco and gamble either physically or virtually.

If I am wrong, let me know but this is only what I have found.

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Quote from: kotajikikox on November 08, 2024, 02:14:47 AM

Anyway, if you were to be given a choice. Would you rather live in one of the wealthiest cities but not be able to gamble in the famous Casino? Or would you pass on the opportunity to live in Monaco and just visit the casino occasionally?

If i were rich i don't want to stopped gambling even i had a dream that someday i can visiting every famous casinos in the world including in Monaco and if i have to choose between your question then i think i would pass the opportunity to became an the citizen of Monaco and i just want to be a tourist and be able to visit this country whenever i want and playing at their casino

However there was an opinion about this country that one in three residents of Monaco is a billionaire so which mean the government of Monaco is very concerned about the prosperity of their residents besides that why do people says that because the number of Monaco natives is very small compared to the migrants so the citizen of this country was dominated by the billionaire from around of the world and Monaco is tax free country too

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Quote from: kotajikikox on November 08, 2024, 02:14:47 AM

If you are a gambler and know the famous casinos all over the world, I am sure you know Casino de Monte Carlo. This casino located at the principality of Monaco is known for its opulent and lavish design. We know that Monaco is basically the land of the wealthiest and the casino proves it to be true. If you don’t know this casino, you may recognize it from a couple of James Bond movies and even the first novel was said to be inspired from the casino itself.

Ironically, citizens of Monaco are actually not allowed to gamble and even visit Casino de Monte Carlo. They are prohibited because the Princely family did not want their citizens to gamble away their money. Sounds pretty reasonable if you ask me. Monaco is known to be strict with maintaining their status quo. To live in Monaco, there is a minimum requirement of money in your bank account. So to say that they really do care about their citizens’ financial wellbeing. Whether out of genuine concern or just trying to maintain their image of wealth, I don’t know.

Anyway, if you were to be given a choice. Would you rather live in one of the wealthiest cities but not be able to gamble in the famous Casino? Or would you pass on the opportunity to live in Monaco and just visit the casino occasionally?

Here's another random fact about entry to the Monte Carlo casino: you better take a passport with you because they may reject any other forms of ID like a drivers license, maybe this is related to them wanting to keep locals out. While Monaco itself is a rather beautiful place, the casinos are a bit underwhelming to be honest and you'd probably find somewhere like Vegas with it's high concentration more appealing if you're really into gambling, there is also a much greater chance of getting special promotions in a place with lots of competing betting locations. Monaco did not actually strike me as a particularly pleasant place to live and many rich people will just have an apartment there for tax saving purposes but choose to live elsewhere most of the time.

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Quote from: kotajikikox on November 08, 2024, 02:14:47 AM

Anyway, if you were to be given a choice. Would you rather live in one of the wealthiest cities but not be able to gamble in the famous Casino? Or would you pass on the opportunity to live in Monaco and just visit the casino occasionally?

Freedom is priceless. I would rather be in a place where I can go to a physical casino whenever I want. I don't like governments that limit people using arguments that they are protecting people and ironically say that people over 18 years of age are already adults and can answer for their actions. So why don't they let each person decide what is good or bad for themselves? and it makes no sense that they don't allow local people to play but allow outsiders to play. It seems like they hate outsiders. according to their logic, local people can't play because it will ruin their lives, so outsiders can ruin their lives and it's okay? and a very bad way of thinking

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It's very expensive city as you have said, and from what I research, there's definitely a minimum amount of money that you can bet on Monte Carlo. So I doubt that average joe here will have a chance to play in their lifetime to go their. Hotels are not that cheap and they you really have to brush up your French because they say that dealers doesn't understand English that much, or they speak broken English.

But if I'm rich as hell, then definitely I will go and try to experienced playing their, and who knows, maybe I will go and stay there for a month or two. However, it's not going to happen though, I'm just a regular gambler and just try to play on a small budget on sports betting every month.

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Quote from: kotajikikox on November 08, 2024, 02:14:47 AM

Anyway, if you were to be given a choice. Would you rather live in one of the wealthiest cities but not be able to gamble in the famous Casino? Or would you pass on the opportunity to live in Monaco and just visit the casino occasionally?

I am not a regular gambler nor do I gamble infrequently and it is strictly recreational. It's real that when I gamble I lose more than I win. It might be fun for a while but I have to admit that gambling is bad for me. If gambling were strictly prohibited for me, I would not go so far as to harm myself. In your case, why should I go gambling despite being banned when I can have a better life and live in a rich city? Use other media for entertainment that have no restrictions. I find it more profitable to live in the richest city in the world than to lose money gambling in the world's famous casinos.

Actually, from my opinion, I think that the reason why some of the people from Monaco are still gambling is probably because they believed that it's fun for them, and since they already have enough money, they can choose to lavish it while gambling. However, as for those that do not have enough money, they can not gamble because they do not have the money they can afford to lose. Many countries believed that gamble is something that can ruin their citizens and their government chooses to ban it because they obviously need the best from their citizens.

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Quote from: kotajikikox on November 08, 2024, 02:14:47 AM

Ironically, citizens of Monaco are actually not allowed to gamble and even visit Casino de Monte Carlo. They are prohibited because the Princely family did not want their citizens to gamble away their money. Sounds pretty reasonable if you ask me. Monaco is known to be strict with maintaining their status quo.

Satus quo?
The laws are from 1850, even before the casino was built, their citizens had no money then, they had nothing, it was tourism and gambling that made them rich, not the other way around, this is not like some wealthy city that is already rich trying to protect their citizens, Monaco started from scratch with this, they banned gambling for their people even before gambling was a hit in the region.

Quote from: Odusko on November 08, 2024, 01:23:55 PM

The bigger question that bang my mind is, what is the need for establishing such a big casino in such a land that gambling is not allowed by the government, and how did the casino get it license to operate in such a country for in the first place.

That was their plan even before building the casino, Monaco had no casinos and no gambling activities two century ago, they decided the only way to get rich as a small protectorate that was thrown between two major powers was to become a different place, so they started building casinos and hotels but they decided they will fleece only foreigners!

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Quote from: kotajikikox on November 08, 2024, 02:14:47 AM

Anyway, if you were to be given a choice. Would you rather live in one of the wealthiest cities but not be able to gamble in the famous Casino? Or would you pass on the opportunity to live in Monaco and just visit the casino occasionally?

Yeah I like the idea of prohibition of citizens not to gamble away their money and of a truth living in such places could really discipline any gambler not to go back to the old ways of gambling and necessarily it would really be of help if other countries like Monaco could adopt this policies inorder to help the citizens stay away from gambling and as well addiction, tho I haven't heard of this place but I think they are doing well in making sure their citizens are in safe place.

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The bigger question that bang my mind is, what is the need for establishing such a big casino in such a land that gambling is not allowed by the government, and how did the casino get it license to operate in such a country for in the first place.

All this question needs answers because it from that answers that we can know where to drive our opinion, whether or not that we can leave in such a country.P

Lastly also, the bank balance requerirmment to leave in Monaco, is it only applicable to visitors or also inclusive of the citizens of Monaco?

Gambling on the other hand is kind of free will activities and for that, if the government term such activities as illegal then as a citizen their have to abide by the laws of the land, so I won't gamble if I leave in such a country with that restriction.

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Quote from: kotajikikox on November 08, 2024, 02:14:47 AM

Anyway, if you were to be given a choice. Would you rather live in one of the wealthiest cities but not be able to gamble in the famous Casino? Or would you pass on the opportunity to live in Monaco and just visit the casino occasionally?

This is our own decision as an individual to make, though having a tourist visit to the Casino de Monte Carlo can be an amazing experience for us to have fun, but on the other way, if we consider what we will be missing out in other to achieve this, then it may be left on us to choose which is going to be of more benefits to us, but i see that opportunities may not be once in a life time, we can still have another entry attempt to achieve what we could meet up with later in life.

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