> BJT, thanks for the actual link to the Macau City
> Resident Newspapers. I enjoy reading some of your
> columns, especially your 9/17/07~9/25/07's columns
> about ace sequencing and TNT. Hey I did not see your
> current columns for the period of 10/1/07~10/2/07. It
> seemed another columnist took over your spot. Did you
> get fired already for making almost HK$1,000,000 from
> the new Macau casinos? I hope NOT!
> Regards
> Christopher
is originally writing, he won 1M HK$ ?
> ... and it was not from new Macau casinos... it was
> from old one in 6 weeks this year...: )
> ... and my friend, Q, won 5.2 M in the same period
> from there...: )
You played CSM with the known house edge?
If yes, i know what you did and I did it also
It is was only possible for a certain time and then the conditions changed, true?
> You played CSM with the known house edge?
> If yes, i know what you did and I did it also
> It is was only possible for a certain time and then
> the conditions changed, true?
2 big casinos with almost same conditions already changed, for sure it will in very near future....
> 2 big casinos with almost same conditions already
> changed, for sure it will in very near future....
Maybe we saw! each other,but we didnot detect our working style to each other. In spring , i was backroomed, but because I was working legally, they had to let me go.
(Please dont complain, that they changed it because of me(1.3M HK).
> Maybe we saw! each other,but we didnot detect our
> working style to each other. In spring , i was
> backroomed, but because I was working legally, they
> had to let me go.
> (Please dont complain, that they changed it because of
> me(1.3M HK).
Did you played in the 2 big casinos? I knew about this one but i haven't played there yet....as i know, someone won much more than you...
Player wrote:
>In spring , i was
> backroomed, but because I was working legally, they
> had to let me go.
> (Please dont complain, that they changed it because of
> me(1.3M HK).
You're lucky that no order was placed to have you beaten by Stanley Ho's musclemen.
Counselor Albert Ho was not as lucky as you're. 3 musclemen seriously damaged his nose, eyes, and skull with baseball bats near a McDonald. The newspapers implied that Counselor Albert got the beating because he sued Stanley Ho on behalf of Winnie Ho over financial disputes. Stanley Ho did NOT ever like anybody who attempted to take his money legally or otherwise.
I may have some prejudice of being a columnist at Stanley Ho's nespaper... I missed again Oct 8 for miscommunication... but:
I have won much from Stanley Ho's casinos in the past without any problem. I know a guy who won HK$ 5.2 M from his casino in 6 weeks recently with no problem.
BJT wrote:
> To be fair I may have some prejudice of being a >columnist at
> Stanley Ho's nespaper... I missed again Oct 8 for
> miscommunication... but:
> I have won much from Stanley Ho's casinos in the past
> without any problem. I know a guy who won HK$ 5.2 M
> from his casino in 6 weeks recently with no problem.
Your kind words for Stanley are fair enough. However, I don't think that beaten-up lawyer would agree with you. On the other hand, I'm kind of in agreement with your hidden reason: that beating up winners are bad for publicity and business. Perhaps that's why you, Mr. G., and Mr. Player were left alone unharm. The fact that you guys are providing free advertisements for Stanley right now proves that letting a few winners will attract lots of losers into Stanley's casinos. It takes some bait to catch lots of fish, right?
the only player at a VIP Room of Lisboa at one Chinese New Year Eve. All Bacarrat tabels were deserted. I won HK$ 260,000 that night... perhaps the only day the VIP room losing money. I was never barred at Macau dispise writing books calling old Macau casinos the worst (in service) in the world. I was allowed playing Star Cruise winning and the ship knew I was counting until I took a TV reporter with me at table with hidden camera. I have learned in years that be appreciative of hands that fed me... well.
> the only player at a VIP Room of Lisboa at one Chinese
> New Year Eve. All Bacarrat tabels were deserted. I won
> HK$ 260,000 that night... perhaps the only day the VIP
> room losing money. I was never barred at Macau dispise
> writing books calling old Macau casinos the worst (in
> service) in the world. I was allowed playing Star
> Cruise winning and the ship knew I was counting until
> I took a TV reporter with me at table with hidden
> camera. I have learned in years that be appreciative
> of hands that fed me... well.
Surprised you did that at Star Cruises....bringing a reporter with camera.....So they barred you from playing? You really tested their tolerance level; consider you are already so famous in the Asian scene....
It was late 1998. Some said they knew who I were and tolerated. I went there twice then was told the next cruise was the last cruise for the year. I didn't like playing cruise so I decided taking FOUR reporters to the cruise, one for ETTV, one for a HK newspaper, 2 for magazines. We sat at one table with a bag at the table which had a hidden camera. I was Finance VP of ETTV Group then trying to give my station a good show. The incidence was reported at the largest cirfulated magazine in Taiwan then to all 3 major tv news and been made into several tv programs. A newspaper exposed my identity as ETTV finance chief and a prof gambler which resulted in my resignation( and went back to work on bjtravelling). I regretted doing it (Star Cruise remained to be a BJ paradise for seveeral years) but did similar thing again at 2006 when I visited Genting with a newpaper team. I declared Genting, which cancelled BJ at Main Gambling Hall, the world worst casino. The newspaper put it as headline.
I was VERY wrong... I found out later the casino still offered good BJ at VIP Area which I didn't go in. A reader of mine was playing there while I declared it unplayable. He won US$ 1 MILLION there in 8 months.
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