Wanted! Sporean Big Time Gamblers! ...

[po2wq]

High-rolling Singaporeans in high demand

They are usually male, they enjoy playing baccarat, and they bet anywhere from S$5,000 (RM12,500) to S$200,000 (RM500,000) a game.

That's the profile of a Singapore high roller, said casino industry players.

The reward for betting big? Casinos worldwide dangle free hotel stays and food, and for a privileged few, free flights on private jets.

High rollers were in the spotlight recently when Las Vegas Sands chairman Sheldon Adelson said they had flown from Singapore to Las Vegas casinos.

He was here to give an update on the Marina Bay Sands integrated resort (IR) which is set to open in April.

Such gamblers are highly sought after because while they may make up only 1 per cent of a casino's business, they may bring in about 20 per cent of revenue, said Mr Ramachandar Siva. - The Straits Times/ ANN

 

[Microsoft]

Such gamblers are highly sought after because while they may make up only 1 per cent of a casino's business, they may bring in about 20 per cent of revenue, said Mr Ramachandar Siva. - The Straits Times/ ANN

Huh?? Which mean dis retards almost confirm lose n neber win...Chek! lidat throw moni into drain still got sound 2 hear lor... Nxt question how cum casino so confident in wining... got cheat code?? god mode?? :p

 

[Watchman]

Running out of ideas ?

 

[Prime Minister's Office]

The Prime Minister announced today that Singapore will be sending its biggest gambler and the world's most high rolling gambler, Mrs. Ho Jinx nee Lee, to Las Vegas casinos. Mrs. Ho has a proven track record of gambling billions of dollars on one role of the dice, and will no doubt make Singapore proud of her in Las Vegas.

 

[kingrant]

The Prime Minister announced today that Singapore will be sending its biggest gambler and the world's most high rolling gambler, Mrs. Ho Jinx nee Lee, to Las Vegas casinos. Mrs. Ho has a proven track record of gambling billions of dollars on one role of the dice, and will no doubt make Singapore proud of her in Las Vegas.

Anybody wants to pimp her?

 

[Leongsam]

Huh?? Which mean dis retards almost confirm lose n neber win...Chek! lidat throw moni into drain still got sound 2 hear lor... Nxt question how cum casino so confident in wining... got cheat code?? god mode?? :p

You obviously know bugger all about the laws of probability you twit.

http://entertainment.howstuffworks.com/how-to-play-baccarat.htm

Baccarat Today

Baccarat comes closer than most other casino games to offering the customer an even break, with house edges of just 1.17 percent for a bet on the banker hand and 1.36 percent for a bet on the player hand. Blackjack players who use basic strategy do better; as do video poker players with refined skills. But baccarat is a game with no playing strategies to master. The average baccarat player is at less of a disadvantage than average blackjack or video poker players.

 

[Microsoft]

You obviously know bugger all about the laws of probability you twit.

http://entertainment.howstuffworks.com/how-to-play-baccarat.htm

Baccarat Today

Baccarat comes closer than most other casino games to offering the customer an even break, with house edges of just 1.17 percent for a bet on the banker hand and 1.36 percent for a bet on the player hand. Blackjack players who use basic strategy do better; as do video poker players with refined skills. But baccarat is a game with no playing strategies to master. The average baccarat player is at less of a disadvantage than average blackjack or video poker players.

Har?? Do u mean SG casino oni got Baccarat n nothing else??

I mus admit i dunno much bout casino thingy... I like 2 play with stuff whereby i got higher chances of winning else better off playing PC games...

 

[Leongsam]

Har?? Do u mean SG casino oni got Baccarat n nothing else??
.

You have an eyesight problem too....

High-rolling Singaporeans in high demand

They are usually male, they enjoy playing baccarat, and they bet anywhere from S$5,000 (RM12,500) to S$200,000 (RM500,000) a game.

 

[po2wq]

... Mrs. Ho has a proven track record of gambling billions of dollars on one role of the dice, and will no doubt make Singapore proud of her in Las Vegas.

corrections ... :p

"M<s>r</s>s. Ho has a proven track record of <s>gambling</s> losing billions of dollars on one role of the dice ..."


she likes losing ... she said she loses wifout regrets ...

all casinoes wil welcum her wif open arms ... (hey u! dun tink otherwise, definitely not literally la!) ...

 

[Microsoft]

You have an eyesight problem too....

U R rite! I most nid new glasses... but an advice to common folks... u lose more then u win so think twice b4 gambling away all ur hard earn cash... Ah Sam... shd b advise or advice har? :p

 

[Leongsam]

U R rite! I most nid new glasses... but an advice to common folks...

"Advice" is a non countable noun. You therefore can't say "an advice".

It's either "some advice" or "a piece of advice".

 

[QXD]

Such people are also known as WHALES.

I remember Lim Hng Kiang alluding to them in one of his speeches in Parliament, and ST twisted it for the anti-casino crowd and went on and on about the possible of the IR having the world's biggest aquarium so huge that it could house a whale.

High-rolling Singaporeans in high demand

They are usually male, they enjoy playing baccarat, and they bet anywhere from S$5,000 (RM12,500) to S$200,000 (RM500,000) a game.

That's the profile of a Singapore high roller, said casino industry players.

The reward for betting big? Casinos worldwide dangle free hotel stays and food, and for a privileged few, free flights on private jets.

High rollers were in the spotlight recently when Las Vegas Sands chairman Sheldon Adelson said they had flown from Singapore to Las Vegas casinos.

He was here to give an update on the Marina Bay Sands integrated resort (IR) which is set to open in April.

Such gamblers are highly sought after because while they may make up only 1 per cent of a casino's business, they may bring in about 20 per cent of revenue, said Mr Ramachandar Siva. - The Straits Times/ ANN