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Genting Singapore to soft open casino on Feb 14
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SINGAPORE, Feb 11 (Reuters) - Genting Singapore
said its Resorts World Sentosa casino in Singapore will have a
soft opening on February 14.
Announcement: SOFT-OPENING OF THE CASINO AND PREVIEW OF UNIVERSAL STUDIOS SINGAPORE BY RESORTS WORLD AT SENTOSA PTE. LTD.
Description: The Board of Directors of Genting Singapore PLC (the "Company") is pleased to announce the soft-opening of the casino and previewof Universal Studios Singapore at the Resorts World Sentosa Integrated Resort on 14 February 2010
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SINGAPORE, Feb 11 (Reuters) - Genting Singapore
said its Resorts World Sentosa casino in Singapore will have a
soft opening on February 14.
Announcement: SOFT-OPENING OF THE CASINO AND PREVIEW OF UNIVERSAL STUDIOS SINGAPORE BY RESORTS WORLD AT SENTOSA PTE. LTD.
Description: The Board of Directors of Genting Singapore PLC (the "Company") is pleased to announce the soft-opening of the casino and previewof Universal Studios Singapore at the Resorts World Sentosa Integrated Resort on 14 February 2010
Visitors walk in an underground walkway linking the hotels at Resorts World integrated resorts and its casino
A worker cleans the facade near the membership counter at the casino at Resorts World Sentosa integrated resort.
Visitors walk under a dome structure leading out from the casino
$100 admission fee. Some people were spotted photographing the rules for future reference.
Lining the casino’s entrance is a long row of gantries with scanners, majority of these are reserved for Singaporeans and permanent residents, while only a handful are meant for foreigners. A separate entrance is used for levied admission.
Genting Singapore announces its Resorts World Casino will soft launch this Sunday, 14 February at 12:18pm.
Genting Group is desperate to earn back their investments, rushing Resort World (Casino) to have a soft launch this Sunday.
Chesterton Suntec International head of research and consultancy, Mr Colin Tan, said: "To hold back the casino means they lose money, so it is better to open as early as possible to start earning money."
"Chinese New Year is the best time to open. That is when they get the most publicity. It is also nice to start the New Year with a casino."
Responsible Gambling: Don't Gamble! At the end of the day, Player Lose.
Genting Group is desperate to earn back their investments, rushing Resort World (Casino) to have a soft launch this Sunday.
Chesterton Suntec International head of research and consultancy, Mr Colin Tan, said: "To hold back the casino means they lose money, so it is better to open as early as possible to start earning money."
"Chinese New Year is the best time to open. That is when they get the most publicity. It is also nice to start the New Year with a casino."
Responsible Gambling: Don't Gamble! At the end of the day, Player Lose.
Feb 11, 2010
Universal Studios opens Sun
By Jessica Lim
Admission will be by $10 tickets, rebated by a same-value dining voucher. Sale of the tickets starts from 11.18am on Friday, 12 Feb 2010. -- ST PHOTO: TERENCE TAN
SINGAPORE's first casino will open on Sunday at 12.18pm, together with a partial opening of Universal Studios.
A day of festivities at the Integrated Resort has been planned to mark the red-letter day, including the debut of its public attraction, Lake of Dreams, and evening previews at its Universal Studios theme park.
The casino opening is part of the initial phased opening of Singapore's first IR that began on 20 Jan 2010 with the opening of its four hotels: Crockfords Tower; Hotel Michael; Festive Hotel; and Hard Rock Hotel Singapore. Its shopping and dining promenade, FestiveWalk, soft-opened on 30 Jan.
Resorts World Sentosa chairman, Tan Sri Lim Kok Thay said: 'In less than three years since the time we broke ground and commenced construction for Resorts World Sentosa, we have taken our vision from drawing board to reality. This is a significant milestone in Singapore's business history. We promised to deliver a true Integrated Resort, and we have not deviated from that.'
For sneak peek week, Universal Studios Singapore will open from 5pm to 9pm every night from 14 Feb to 21 Feb.
Admission will be by $10 tickets, rebated by a same-value dining voucher. Sale of the tickets starts from 11.18am on Friday, 12 Feb 2010. Guests can visit the box office at the Universal Studios Singapore front gate to purchase tickets for another day (there will be no same day ticket sales available).
When going to Open? I can't wait to go and gamble....
Me Too, Am so eager to go, but DONT go on first day !!!
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Lets others donate first, heehee,
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We collect $$ on 2nd day.
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Mix of old and new as casino offers 500 tables at opening
By Ong Dai Lin , TODAY
SINGAPORE: The soon-to-be opened casino at Resorts World Sentosa (RWS) will cater to the Asian palate - gambling-wise.
There are 19 games available, and an announcement in the electronic version of the Government Gazette on Monday revealed a mix of games.
There will be popular ones like baccarat and roulette and newer games like money wheel and three-card poker. And the mix is definitely catering to the Asian market, said those in the industry.
"The games are very Chinese and are like what the Macau casinos are offering. Western casinos offer more poker games and jackpots," said Mr Felix Ling, senior partner of gaming consultancy Platform Asia.
Mr Ling added that RWS' move to cater to the "primary" Asian market is one in the right direction as it is "less likely" that Westerners will fly to Singapore to game.
RWS spokesman Robin Goh told MediaCorp that in line with the company's vision "to provide games that will cater to all casino patrons", the casino will offer a variety of slot machines and more than 500 tables upon its opening.
The games offered at RWS is similar to the mix offered at the Genting casino in Malaysia, according to the chief executive officer of a training school for the industry.
Mr Ramachandar Siva of International Club Games Training Center said: "This shows that they have a good understanding of what games are popular and what works for them as a business."
But having more than 500 tables upon opening is an ambitious act.
Genting's casino started with less than 300 tables and only increased them to 400 in 2002 - after 20 years of operation, he said.
When contacted, Marina Bay Sands - which is slated to open in April - told MediaCorp it will have four levels of gaming with a wide variety of table games and slot machines featuring the latest games such as video poker and electronic roulette.
At RWS on Tuesday, workers were hurrying to put in the last touches before the casino welcomes its first punters this weekend. A worker said: "We are all looking forward to opening the casino with a bang."
By Ong Dai Lin , TODAY
SINGAPORE: The soon-to-be opened casino at Resorts World Sentosa (RWS) will cater to the Asian palate - gambling-wise.
There are 19 games available, and an announcement in the electronic version of the Government Gazette on Monday revealed a mix of games.
There will be popular ones like baccarat and roulette and newer games like money wheel and three-card poker. And the mix is definitely catering to the Asian market, said those in the industry.
"The games are very Chinese and are like what the Macau casinos are offering. Western casinos offer more poker games and jackpots," said Mr Felix Ling, senior partner of gaming consultancy Platform Asia.
Mr Ling added that RWS' move to cater to the "primary" Asian market is one in the right direction as it is "less likely" that Westerners will fly to Singapore to game.
RWS spokesman Robin Goh told MediaCorp that in line with the company's vision "to provide games that will cater to all casino patrons", the casino will offer a variety of slot machines and more than 500 tables upon its opening.
The games offered at RWS is similar to the mix offered at the Genting casino in Malaysia, according to the chief executive officer of a training school for the industry.
Mr Ramachandar Siva of International Club Games Training Center said: "This shows that they have a good understanding of what games are popular and what works for them as a business."
But having more than 500 tables upon opening is an ambitious act.
Genting's casino started with less than 300 tables and only increased them to 400 in 2002 - after 20 years of operation, he said.
When contacted, Marina Bay Sands - which is slated to open in April - told MediaCorp it will have four levels of gaming with a wide variety of table games and slot machines featuring the latest games such as video poker and electronic roulette.
At RWS on Tuesday, workers were hurrying to put in the last touches before the casino welcomes its first punters this weekend. A worker said: "We are all looking forward to opening the casino with a bang."
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