macau blackjack

pico · 09-08-10, 08:35 PM

they use perpentual shuffle machine in all the casinos...i would stay away. plus they have no commission bacarat, which has higher house edge than regular bacarats.

wtf · 09-08-10, 09:12 PM

I noticed the no commission baccarat which I was amazed at , that is great

the old casinos still charge commission though, seems only the new casinos have that

Davydave · 09-09-10, 08:50 AM

Yeah, a freshly shuffled deck after each hand is a real bummer... no flow to the game.

pico · 09-10-10, 01:37 AM

not enough people do double down in macau for some reason. i think the reason is because the dealer always seem to get small cards, so if you see the dealer has a 6 showing, 1/2 of the time, the other card is also a small card. i blame the perpentual shuffle machine

kmarinouofm · 09-10-10, 01:40 AM

Originally posted by wtf

every few years I walk into a casino and take a shot at blackjack because it takes a few years for the memory of the last thrashing I took to wear off well, this last thrashing will never wear off I am 1000000% convinced they are pulling the face cards and tens out the decks in macau holy fuk, the dealer going over? ha only in your dreams anyone get a natural 20 ? not here buddy there was five times more people WATCHING everyone get the fuk kicked out the them if anyone out there can be spared from attempting to play blackjack in macau this thread has served its purpose I have also noticed in the 2nd tier casinos they have actually SHUT DOWN the blackjack tables, the chinese know this game is fukin rigged luckily the dog races were on and got my money back plus

whats the deal with books out there? is it just races? or are there real books? all the websites i see for casinos out there are really hush hush about the gambling..

wtf · 09-10-10, 02:31 AM

Originally posted by kmarinouofm

whats the deal with books out there? is it just races? or are there real books? all the websites i see for casinos out there are really hush hush about the gambling..

online gambling for all of asia is still considered illegal, though never enforced

only the government run entities are allowed to take wagers online, i.e. hong kong jockey club, singapore turf club, etc.

kmarinouofm · 09-10-10, 02:34 AM

Originally posted by wtf

online gambling for all of asia is still considered illegal, though never enforced only the government run entities are allowed to take wagers online, i.e. hong kong jockey club, singapore turf club, etc.

meaning what?

i am in Macau how do i place a bet? do i do it online? do i find a Triad and hope he takes my action? Do i go to a casino and sit in the sportsbook?

where and how did you wager on dog races? where they local dog races or tracks back in the United States?

help me out.. always been interested in Macau and would love to learn more =)

wtf · 09-10-10, 02:37 AM

oic, did not know you would be physically in macau

there is one sanctioned sports book in macau, totally legit, they have branches all over the island

the dogs and horses are direct into the dog and race track , they have branches all over the island

kmarinouofm · 09-10-10, 02:47 AM

Originally posted by wtf

oic, did not know you would be physically in macau there is one sanctioned sports book in macau, totally legit, they have branches all over the island the dogs and horses are direct into the dog and race track , they have branches all over the island

are the sports book like the shops in england.. not much to do.. just a window to buy a ticket.. or is there actually nice sports books like in vegas?