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Quote from: HCP on May 30, 2017, 09:33:39 PM

This is why they invented google maps Tongue

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Macau is a former Portuguese colony that was handed back to China in 1999 (2 years after the English gave back Hong Kong)... it is about 60 or 70 km to the west of Hong Kong. I've visited on a day trip from Hong Kong back in the late 90's before it went back to China... stopped by a couple of Casinos... the volume of money being gambled was phenomenal... and that was just what I could see being wagered on the main gaming floor by "ordinary" gamblers... so the amounts that were likely being wagered in private salons by the "high rollers" would be massive.

Oh wow!
Good history lesson. Thank you for that!
The Portegeuse people have created most of what the european big empire were built on.
Including Ancient Rome and Greece.

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i haven't been to macau and i think i don't have any planning to go macau. but i think i want to go into other country because i think we need to explore into other country and not just going into any country which we can playing gambling without worries. but i am agree that macau is like a paradise for the gamblers because they can playing gambling without restriction and they can enjoy their stay in macau and playing gambling every time they want.

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I was always wondering which is a bigger gambling resort Macau or Las Vegas

LV is definitely more popular, but Macau isn't far either.

I haven't been there Cry

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I haven't been to Macau but my cousin's sister that is basically also my cousin works at Macau at a casino. I heard so much paradise lands in Macau wow I think Macau is could be the capital of gamblers. Many casino really existed in Macau and all of it are open 24 HRS. So non-stop poker non-stop gambling on any games. Well if you've been addicted to gambling I think Macau is the best place to visit. If you want to search casinos' that existed in Macau you can see many lights and luxurious places. Those are the casinos and when I gain a lot of money I think I could probably visit Macau. One of the places I dreamed to visit one of those is Macau. But I really need to bring a lot of bullets(money) in their and prepare myself to earn and lose.

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Quote from: michaelch on May 30, 2017, 06:13:30 PM

It's like a gambler's paradise there. About 33 casinos squeezed into a small island.

For the first time i heard that place. Interesting info for gamblers like me. I am going to google it.

It is famous gambling hub in Asia. A lot of casinos are located in that small place. But so far I didn't go to that place but been to Las Vegas couple of times. Anyway, even in Las Vegas I didn't gamble but just visited few casinos to enjoy my time. So far I only gambled online and never gambled in real casinos.

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Macau and vegas both of place are paradise of the gamblers because plenty of the physical casinos at there and maybe most gamblers in the world dreamed playing at those place but unfortunately i never been there before

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Ive never been in macau but if i have a chance i would love to, i also heard about macau having many casinos through my uncle whose working there and also had the chance to play in one of popular casinos. since its rare for me to go out of the country, im spending my time enjoying with the beautiful places and its not in my plan to gamble.

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well it is considered a gambling mecca in asia and I almost got there myself one time during a vacation. sadly my plan didn't push through as my wife knew what I was thinking. i'd love to go there sometime but this time with friends and run through all the casinos there

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Quote from: michaelch on May 30, 2017, 06:13:30 PM

It's like a gambler's paradise there. About 33 casinos squeezed into a small island.

i have not been to macau and actually i am curious about that and i think in future, if i have money, i will visited macau with my friends. i read some info that in macau, we can playing gambling by free, i mean we can play without any prohibition and every people can play gambling every day.

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I've never been, no. I have been to Vegas twice but maybe Macau needs to be on my bucket list. I will see you all there if bitcoin hits $10,000 per coin Wink

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I never been there but I hear Macau is paradise for gambling.I wish I will go there and play gambling.Macau is a very small country.Macau's 50% GDP comes from tourism and gambling .so think how big their tourism and gambling industry.

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Quote from: USSENT on May 31, 2017, 04:39:46 AM

No, but the description is quite tempting.. I am surprised it's this crowded though. Been to LV before and even though it's clearly gambling-oriented there are plenty of other things..
I guess I better forget my wallet when I go there, rather than losing it Tongue

It is very tempting once you went, though I haven't went there. Reading a lot of tempting feedback from the people who went there is really attracting. A small paradise that is built for gamblers. I will not go there having a pack of my wallet because I know what will be the negative result to me.

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Quote from: michaelch on May 30, 2017, 06:13:30 PM

It's like a gambler's paradise there. About 33 casinos squeezed into a small island.

For the first time i heard that place. Interesting info for gamblers like me. I am going to google it.

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No, but the description is quite tempting.. I am surprised it's this crowded though. Been to LV before and even though it's clearly gambling-oriented there are plenty of other things..
I guess I better forget my wallet when I go there, rather than losing it Tongue

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Quote from: michaelch on May 30, 2017, 06:13:30 PM

It's like a gambler's paradise there. About 33 casinos squeezed into a small island.

I have not been there before and I don't even know it existed until I got involved with bitcoin which led me to the gambling section of the forum where I have read that several licences is from that end. But at the same time I would really want to visit sometimes in the future which might be difficult since I have not come across their embassy or something that relates to tourist activities concerning them anywhere yet but will start looking into it.

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Quote from: michaelch on May 30, 2017, 06:13:30 PM

It's like a gambler's paradise there. About 33 casinos squeezed into a small island.

It is indeed a gambler's paradise. However i'm pretty sure that you need to be 21 to go into a casino legally so if you are above 18 but below 21, then it's probably not worth a visit there. Everything is also pretty damn expensive there which means if you are not a highroller it's probbaly not worth a visit there. The house edges are obviously higher, so no point buying a plane ticket and going there just to gamble.

However the experience is great so go there for your honeymoon/or organise like a group trip there with friends. But stay in hong kong as well for a bit as there are more tourist attractions there and the places are very close together.

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I haven't been to Macau. If I'm not mistaken you need to have big amount of money before going there so that you will not be down easily when you experienced lose. This is a sure paradise for those gamblers and I have read some articles that there are gamblers out there that are into online gambling which makes me think that there are some gamblers that are aware of bitcoin gambling there.

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Quote from: michaelch on May 30, 2017, 06:13:30 PM

It's like a gambler's paradise there. About 33 casinos squeezed into a small island.

Its a gamblers paradise knowing that there are lots of casinos on that place. Im not a hard type kind of gambler but i do know that place is and yet its famous regarding on many casinos.I think next to Las Vegas. How i wish i can experience to go inside on a casino on where i didnt even tried it once in my life.

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I've never been there I think only really rich people can go there. I don't refuse if anyone invites me there Cheesy

kidding I like to gamble with anonym but imagine it might be a very pleasant stay in a small island.

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This is why they invented google maps Tongue

https://goo.gl/sxTsYb

Macau is a former Portuguese colony that was handed back to China in 1999 (2 years after the English gave back Hong Kong)... it is about 60 or 70 km to the west of Hong Kong. I've visited on a day trip from Hong Kong back in the late 90's before it went back to China... stopped by a couple of Casinos... the volume of money being gambled was phenomenal... and that was just what I could see being wagered on the main gaming floor by "ordinary" gamblers... so the amounts that were likely being wagered in private salons by the "high rollers" would be massive.

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