In addition to historic Chinese and Portuguese World Heritage sites, Macau's main attractions are gambling and casinos. For hundreds of thousands of Asian casino lovers, Macau is indeed Las Vegas in Asia. Here, you can find colorful animated billboards and marching songs everywhere in Macau
Sands Casino! Casino Lisboa! Galaxy Rio Casino! Even on the serene Sunday afternoons, casinos here are filled with three or four gamblers for each table game, Baccarat.
Everyone is trying to taste the divine green felt and get rich. Gamblers come to Las Vegas to have fun. Here in Macau, gamblers, especially Chinese gamblers, step into casinos to challenge their fate!
In 2002, Macau gambled. The government decided to open the game industry to operators outside of Macau, effectively ending the 40-year monopoly of the Stanley. Sands Macao opened in May 2004 and recovered its capital within a year! Another Western-style casino, Wynn Macau, will open this September. More interesting projects are underway along the Kotai Streep, and by 2009, Macau will almost double its casinos from the previous 21.
To capture Macao's enormous past, present, and great gaming ambitions, the premier online Macao gaming and news directory, was officially launched in February 2006.
It is an independent site unrelated to the Macau casino and aims to provide visitors with the latest development and news of the $5.6 billion gaming industry. Visitors can find information such as Macau casinos, detailed maps, and the history of Macau games. There is also a job corner that provides the necessary contacts for those looking for a job in this booming casino city. This website is updated regularly and has a blog.