Macau, Guangzhou, Hong Kong, Amsterdam casino, traveling tips and advices

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Macau, Guangzhou, Hong Kong, Amsterdam casino, traveling tips and advices.

I am planning to do some traveling so I hope someone will give me useful information in this post or PM me.
Which casino in Macau is the best to visit from roulette advantage point of view?

How to travel from Guangzhou to Macau?
With Australian passport do I need visa if I travel from Guangzhou to Macau.

Which hotel 4-5 stars is good to stay.
Is it worth visiting HK?

Which casino to visit in Amsterdam? Where to stay few days.

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Wow Forester you lucky man!

I am not sure about travel from Guanzhou to Macau other than a direct air flight then a short taxi ride to your hotel? If you do go via Hong Kong then the fast ferry is a good option about 1.5 hrs.

An organised tour of Hong Kong is worthwhile and the day at the Races is very enjoyable, a box above the finish line a magnificent Buffet lunch and all the wine and beer you can drink all day long with waiters and guides to attend your every need and place your bets.

Now in Macau there are three must see’s…The Lisboa, the Grand Lisboa and The Venetian.
Stay at the 4 Star Holiday Inn in the City centre and you can walk to the two Lisboa Casino’s or if you stay at the Lisboa you must share the lift with all the beautiful working girls. In any case go down to the basement and walk through the shopping arcade and stop for a coffee while you watch them all parade for customers. The arcade runs diagonally under the intersection from one Casino to the other. Remember their two for one deals during off peak hours.

The Crown was opened on the last day I was there and was fairly quiet, the Hard Rock had some tilted tables but The Venetian has it all. You can spend half a day or night just walking the arcade along all the canals.

It may be necessary to fly out of HK to get back to Aus and so you can catch the fast Ferry direct from Macau to HK airport without going into the City but if you do go to the City use the Train not taxi.

Visa’s are available at Macau and HK Airport and Ferry Terminals but queues are annoying.

Oh and by the way enjoy coffee and sweets just off the Gaming area in The Venetian and watch one of the free shows, the Dancers are terrific. The restaurants are a little disappointing but food along the Canals is OK.

There will be no problems with security or heat as long as you don’t wear a gun but they do have cloak rooms where you can check your guns in.

Mike.
Holiday Inn Macau Hotel

82-86 Rua de Pequim, Macau City, Macau

Lisboa Hotel

2-4 Avenida de Lisboa, Macau City, Macau

The Venetian Macao Resort Hotel

Estrada da Baia de N. Senhora da Esperanca, Taipa / Cotai, Macau

and if you stay in HK use the Novatel Kowloon

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And read this post again…
http://rouletteplace.com/index.php?topic=636.msg5672#msg5672

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Ok, i remember that post.
How about roulette wheels?
Are in all casinos same wheels?
How is most importantly ball jump, are wheels EU, the rest i can manage.

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Forester

I think there were a few double zero wheels but mostly single zero and no Asian numbering as in the Philippines. Most were in new or very good condition but there were a couple in the old Lisboa Casino that seemed tilted and worn.

Normal amount of jump and scatter and spinners.

There was one automatic wheel at the Hard Rock which allowed betting until almost the drop and there seemed no wheel speed variation? From memory it was on the mezzanine floor above the arcade near the big chandelier.

Mike.

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In Amsterdam there is 1 only casino (Holland Casino).

Very big casino with many roulette tables.

The wheels are Cammegh (new model) with 14 diamonds.

They use light balls that bounce very much and random.

I was there 1 year ago.

If you are traveling in Europe I recommend Prague, where you can find good conditions and with your experience you can break bank!!

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I live near to Amsterdam, 1 hour driving.
You should not go there, but you should go to Rotterdam.
Here we have 5 different casino’s, so there must be one with a good wheel.
There are enough cheap hotels, so if you want to know more about them just let me know.

RS

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Thanks,
I found a nice bike ride from Amsterdam to Rotterdam, it could be fun.
Not sure if i hire a bike in Amsterdam can i return it in Rotterdam.
But then there is a problem with luggage most likely will have to ride back.

I’ll be accompanied with female and she is addicted to bike riding, she goes here on long rides, few hundred km. Her idea was to ride from Amsterdam to Vienna but I still didn’t lose my mind.

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Forester

You take a hire car or a limo and the luggage and let cro-girl ride her bike.

Sounds much more professional to me!

Or leave the bike riding to our new famous Tasmanian Richie Porte

Mike

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That doesn’t coun,t I have to suffer but i try to make it with minimal casualties

2 months ago she went went around Tasmania

For now I am only getting information and planning.
What upsets me is that if i want to visit china I need a visa.

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Yeah well don’t get me wrong, but the wheater here in Holland sucks right now, and if you want to cycle from amsterdam to rotterdam you will defenitly freeze to death my friend.
real talk :smiley:

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Not now but July ;D

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Then you should pray for the sun to come up, because the bike-road from A’dam to R’dam is quite boring and even more exhausting when there is no sun :wink:

But let me know when you are there and maybe I can join you to the casino with some friends of me!

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What upsets me is that if i want to visit china I need a visa.

Why? You are not Chinese. If we didn’t have a visa system then 1,354,000,000 chinese could come here to Aus unchecked!

Mike.

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[quote=“RouletteSense, post:13, topic:937”]Then you should pray for the sun to come up, because the bike-road from A’dam to R’dam is quite boring and even more exhausting when there is no sun :wink:

But let me know when you are there and maybe I can join you to the casino with some friends of me![/quote]

It might be for you, you live there. I looked Google and found all that region interesting.

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You dont need a visa if you only want to visit hongkong or macau.

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[quote=“forester, post:8, topic:937”]Thanks,
I found a nice bike ride from Amsterdam to Rotterdam, it could be fun.
Not sure if i hire a bike in Amsterdam can i return it in Rotterdam.
But then there is a problem with luggage most likely will have to ride back.

I’ll be accompanied with female and she is addicted to bike riding, she goes here on long rides, few hundred km. Her idea was to ride from Amsterdam to Vienna but I still didn’t lose my mind.[/quote]

…I assume with bike ride you mean Harley Davidson… right? ;D Not those peddly things :o

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Lol in Holland everybody has one of those ’ peddly things '.
We even have special roads for bicycles. 8)

No but really everybody uses them here ;D

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peddly things ;D

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Forester,

I too plan on going to Macau a couple of times this year. Maybe we could meet up?

-Snowman