Have You Been to Macau?

[MinerHQ]

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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[Xenrise]

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.

[iluvbitcoins]

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 

[maydna]

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.

[noodle_dam]

This is why they invented google maps

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.

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.

[YuginKadoya]

This is why they invented google maps

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.

Someone is really know their history, or you are doing a little research, I haven't even gone to Macau yet but I am hearing things about this place and economy is based largely on tourism. and clothing industry was a thing in export when it comes to Macau and about the gambling in Macau it is monopoly license by Stanley ho the monopoly lasted up to 2002 then other casino owners from Las Vegas started to enter in the market. and then gambling industry have boom and grew.

[emberbekas]

I've never been there I think only really rich people can go there. I don't refuse if anyone invites me there  kidding I like to gamble with anonym but imagine it might be a very pleasant stay in a small island.

I heard about this place long time ago and have no intention to go there. I prefer to do online gambling to keep anonymous just like you. Even though if someday I got lucky and have more money, I won't go to that place!

[iram3130]

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  

Yes, I have visited Las Vegas once and it's a heaven for gamblers, I'm not a regular Gambler so it was fun for me seeing my friends play and they won big.
Planning for Macau in the next summer hope it'll be better than Las Vegas as most of my friends said it's wonderful.

[serjent05]

I have been planning to go to Macau for past few years but I always end up cancelling my plan due to stuff that I need to do with my works.  I am very much interested on its landscape and now that you mention that it is a gamblers paradise, now I am intrigued on how true OP's statement is.  I so want to go there and experience playing in Casino there.

[Hydrogen]

I would like to visit someday. Vegas Dave claims he bet near to $1 million on Miesha Tate when she fought Amanda Nunes for the 135 lb woman's MMA title. Macau could have higher betting limits than Las Vegas, that could be one advantage it has going for it. Also travel through asia to macau is good for cultural enrichment.

[gentlemand]

I'd love to go there to see the car and bike racing. You wouldn't catch me setting foot in a casino for any reason other than curiosity. And I do love visiting geographical and political oddities.

[Jody.Drummer]

An island I really want to visit to play gambling, I hear a lot of interesting casinos for me to come

[maxpowerzz92]

I would love to visit Macau someday.  I hear that it's similar to Vegas, but the casinos are generally not within walking distance of each other.

I also understand that Chinese love to play table games more than slot machines.  I think it's reverse in Las Vegas as there are many more people at the slots, when compared to the table games.

[Schuyler]

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

I've never been there,but as far as I know Macau is the only place in China where gambling is legal, other than two state-sanctioned lotteries.  It is a special administrative region of China and is home to the some of the world's most incredible casinos built using superb architecture and all complete with fine dining, exciting night life and luxury accommodations. It looks good to go to Macau and I was interested to see the casinos there.

[crwth]

I have been to Macau, but I didn't go there to gamble. I went there with my family and just enjoyed the shows and see how much people there are really wealthy and I'm curious how much money they have and that's awesome. It is really a gamblers paradise there, and I would like to try out some games, but definitely just for entertainment, not for profiting reasons.

[ClaraLuV]

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

I did not know that a communist country like China will be having a gambling heaven just like Vegas. So have you been to that island and if so how are the things over there,since there are so many casino squeezed into it,it might be damn cheap,just like to have some reviews from persons who actually visited that place.

[maxpowerzz92]

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

I did not know that a communist country like China will be having a gambling heaven just like Vegas. So have you been to that island and if so how are the things over there,since there are so many casino squeezed into it,it might be damn cheap,just like to have some reviews from persons who actually visited that place.

China was smart not to change the former Portuguese (Macau) and British (Hong Kong) economies after the handover in 1999.  They saw no reason to kill the cash cow.

[michaelch]

China was smart not to change the former Portuguese (Macau) and British (Hong Kong) economies after the handover in 1999.  They saw no reason to kill the cash cow.

Good point. I believe they have some sort of agreement in the handover not to interfere with their economies for a certain time period. Even if they didn't, they'll probably let the economies flourish on its own as they're doing well.

[yellow1]

I haven't go to Macau i will plan to go if i have a lot of money and extra more money. I heard most of wealthy people go to gamble there and more casino is there and they have a biggest casino. If ever i will have lot of money i save i will planning go to Macau and i try to play in their casino so that i will experience the way they gamble and their environment as well and i will visit their places. I know Macau is very interesting place to visit gambling is serious there. Plenty of free things in Macau especially in casino they have much of gambling.

[szpalata]

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

I did not know that a communist country like China will be having a gambling heaven just like Vegas. So have you been to that island and if so how are the things over there,since there are so many casino squeezed into it,it might be damn cheap,just like to have some reviews from persons who actually visited that place.

China was smart not to change the former Portuguese (Macau) and British (Hong Kong) economies after the handover in 1999.  They saw no reason to kill the cash cow.

I think that's a smart investment and even though I've been to hongkong and the mainland china I've never been to Macau it sampling comments on this thread has given me enoug reason to visit one day.