BUFFET BUFFET BUFFET

Went buffet with Baby again.

Picture to me upload ...

Today, class was really fun.
Pretty awesome.

Lecture was teaching about casino games.
Teach us, sort of how to play those 14 games in casino.

We gets to touch those casino chips as well.
Those chips is fucking nice.
I get to know, how gamblers feel when you are on the table.

Cos Baby and I gets to play a few sets of Blackjack using the chips with
classmates and lecture.
Just demo ...

Lecture is our dealer and we act as gamblers.
Baby and I, first try already blackjack !
Damn fleaking LUCKY !

Some more, we put $1500/-
Wah, if really win.
We won $3000 !

I want to be a dealer !

Resorts World Hotel @ SINGAPORE

Do you know, there are 1,800 hotels rooms at RW-Sentosa ?

http://www.rwsentosa.com/language/en-US/Hotels

Do you know, there are over 45 retails outlets offering anything from leading international brands and lifestyle creations, to collectibles and must-buy items ?

http://www.rwsentosa.com/language/en-US/ShoppingDining



Theme Park Ticket on sales on 18 March 2010 !

Adult one-day passes on off-peak weekdays cost $66 each.
During peak periods, it costs $72.

It is offering partial discounts on ticket prices with rebates through
$10 food and beverage vouchers and $5 retail vouchers.

Theme park is expecting 4.5 million visitors a year.

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I get to read and receive lots of information from here (=

From http://www.marinacasinoresort.com/

For generations of Americans, casino gambling meant Las Vegas

and the name evoked either glamour or tacky glitz, depending on the listener.

In addition, a backdrop of underworld ties
made the nation's gambling capital a place many were wary of visiting.
But the limits are currently off.
Corporate ownership of casinos and huge themed resorts
designed to attract whole families have given Las Vegas a clean image.

Today, almost everywhere you look across the United States,
it seems casinos are dotting the landscape.

Casino gambling has been established in Atlantic City since 1978.
In addition to the land-based casinos of Nevada and New Jersey,
riverboat casinos have opened in Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Louisiana,
Mississippi, and Missouri while all-slots casinos are awaiting final approval in Pennsylvania.

Low-limit land-based casinos are in Colorado and South Dakota,
and New Orleans has one large full-service land-based casino.
And Native American tribes bring casino gambling to much of the rest of the country.

Tribal casinos or bingo halls have opened in Arizona, California, Connecticut, Florida, Iowa, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Montana, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota, Washington, and Wisconsin.

The Government of Singapore is considering the development of an Integrated Resort (IR).
This is envisaged to be an iconic lifestyle development with
a comprehensive range of world-class amenities which may
include hotels, convention facilities, retail and dining, entertainment shows,
themed attractions and a casino.

The strategic objective is to broaden our leisure and entertainment options
to enhance Singapore's reputation as a premium ''must-visit''
destination for leisure and business visitors.

The world's major casino operators, which have submitted concept proposals
for Singapore's first integrated resort,
appear to favour the site at Marina Bayfront, compared with Sentosa.

The integrated resort will be the single largest property development in Singapore,
with an estimated development cost of S$2.8 to S$3.4 billion.

It will likely include the largest hotel, the largest shopping mall,
and the largest concentration of food and beverage outlets and non-gaming entertainment.

It is expected to take 9 months to complete the bidding, review process
and awarding an integrated resort licence.

Singapore plans to build its first casino, reversing a four-decade ban,
as it seeks new industries to replace manufacturers that are
moving to lower-cost China and India.

The Marina Bay Sands is the tentative name for Singapore's first casino,
being developed by one of the world's biggest gambling companies,
Las Vegas Sands, at Marina South in central Singapore.

Completion of the Integrated Resort is expected for 2009.
Marina Bay will be the world's most expensive casino resort,
a massive "district" on 51 acres with features that include a giant waterfall and a museum
designed by Massachusetts-based architect Moshe.

Marina Bay Sands is a new type of urban place that integrates the Waterfront Promenade
with a grand, multi-leveled retail arcade combining civic space, shopping,
indoor and outdoor spaces endowed with city skyline views,
daylight and plant life, providing an abundance and variety of activities.

It is a place that is vibrant and dynamic, a place that transforms from hour to hour,
from day to night, and is evocative of the great urban places.
It is here that the imaginings of a global city become a reality.

Marina Bay Sands, to be open in 2009, will feature three 50-story hotel towers
containing 1,000 rooms each, crowned by a two acre Sky Garden bridging across the towers, offering 360-degree views of the city and the sea,
outdoor amenities for the hotel such as jogging paths,
swimming pools, spas, and gardens;
an iconic Arts and Sciences Museum on the promontory;
one-million square feet of integrated waterside promenade and
shopping arcade; a state-of-the art one-million square foot convention center;
two 2,000-seat theaters; a casino; and a 4,000 car garage.

Social safeguards would be put in place if the IR contains a casino gaming component1.
These social safeguards aim to address problem gambling and
to mitigate potential impact on our families,
social values and work ethos.

The social safeguards include a minimum age requirement,
membership system for Singapore residents,
self-exclusion programs, guidelines on credit extension,
facility to allow setting of voluntary loss limits, advertising guidelines and
patron education.

A robust and stringent regulatory regime will be developed in Singapore.
Similar to those imposed in leading global gaming jurisdictions,
a set of strict international regulatory standards such as measures
against money laundering, illegal money-lending,
licensing and screening of operators and employees will be imposed.

This is also a key consideration for potential investors.
The development of The Marina Bay Sands™ integrated resort (IR)
was given a formal kick-start as the
Singapore Tourism Board (STB) and Las Vegas Sands Corp.

The signing ceremony was a significant milestone in
the development of Singapore’s first IR and marked the handover of
the Marina Bay IR site to LVS to commence construction work.

Singapore Casino @ Marina Bay will be build and run by Las Vegas Sands Corp.
Las Vegas Sands Corp is a hotel, gaming,
and resort development company headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Singapore Casino @ Marina Bay is expected to become
the most expensive casino complex in the world.
It hopes the casino, due to open in 2009, Sands will spend more than US .2bn on the complex.

Las Vegas Sands has committed to invest S$3.85 billion in the project,
not including the fixed $1.2 billion cost of the 6 million square feet site itself,
which by most estimates will make it the most expensive casino in the world.

In addition to the casino, other key components of the plan are
three hotel towers with 2,500 rooms, a 200,000-square foot arts and
sciences museum and a convention centre with 1.2 million square feet of space,
capable of accommodating over 52,000 people.

The resort, inspired by card decks, was designed by Moshe Safdie.
The company has promised to create 10,400 jobs for the project,
75 percent of them reserved for Singaporeans.

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