Macau casinos open for business...Vegas casinos making plans

[REDEYE]

Why? Wouldn't you understand what was going on at a blackjack or roulette table?

I saw to many table games that didn't look familiar . can't read Chinese either... just a lot of things not falling into place.. I was primarily looking for Sportsbooks too.. after coming up empty in a half dozen casinos , I looked for other things to do while there

 

[mango]

Why? Wouldn't you understand what was going on at a blackjack or roulette table?

BLACK EYE knows nothing about Vegas, so you think that broke loser would know anything about Macau? I doubt he could even find it on a map.

 

[X-Files]

I saw to many table games that didn't look familiar . can't read Chinese either... just a lot of things not falling into place.. I was primarily looking for Sportsbooks too.. after coming up empty in a half dozen casinos , I looked for other things to do while there

I was in SEA many times, including one almost 2 year stint, & seriously considered living in Asia permanently as a Canadian expat. I researched into many different Asian destinations, including Macau & Hong Kong, & considered staying there for months at a time each year or two. There's quite a bit to see there & the MPs have a good rep. If i recall, though, the lack of English speakers was one drawback to Macau. Thailand, Singapore & India were much superior in that regard.

 

[REDEYE]

I was in SEA many times, including one almost 2 year stint, & seriously considered living in Asia permanently as a Canadian expat. I researched into many different Asian destinations, including Macau & Hong Kong, & considered staying there for months at a time each year or two. There's quite a bit to see there & the MPs have a good rep. If i recall, though, the lack of English speakers was one drawback to Macau. Thailand, Singapore & India were much superior in that regard.

I was fitting a lot into my trip last year.. so only spent the day in Macau.. had a good time overall.. interesting place

 

[CaptainLee]

Macau Gaming Revenues Down 97% As Travel Restrictions Take Toll


April gross gaming revenues at Macau casinos are down a staggering 96.8% year-on-year to MOP$754 million (US$87 million), as tourism to the gambling mecca has virtually disappeared due to travel restrictions barring the entry of all non-residents aside from those from mainland China, Hong Kong and Taiwan.

On average, each gaming floor had around five players (37%) on tables and nine players (63%) on slots. MGM Macau was by far the busiest with 23 players at the tables and eight on slots, while The Venetian Macao came in second best with eight at the tables and 15 on slots. Once again, Sands Cotai Central was quietest with only a single slots player.

Macau has had 45 confirmed COVID-19 cases, 3,792 suspected cases, 37 recoveries, and zero deaths.

 

[CaptainLee]

[h=1]Macau's Gaming Revenues Crash 94.5% In July As Recovery Hopes Dim[/h]Even with travel restrictions eased, Macau last month saw about 2,000 visitors per day, or about 98% reduction in traffic from its usually 108,000 daily average in 2019.