RWS A Great Place for FTrash to Hang Out

[IR123]

Have to agree with you in spirit, but not in letter. I've been near and in many casinos before. I've wagered for entertainment's sake but never more than a hundred dollars any day. I win some, I lose some, overall it's a loss. But hey, I take it as paying for entertainment.

Not referring to you or anyone else. Just a general statement.

 

[halsey02]

It is possible that singaporeans are not better off than the americans, if you exclude the cpf. Their incomes are heavily reduced by maid, car, children, housing and education. Medical costs can destroy all savings.

They are reduced by the hefty indirect taxes they pay to an extremely high wage cost of government and a free but no hold bar, "INVESTING FOR THE FUTURE"..by a pundit..who is connected to....for black is white & white is black...we are already destroyed...only the 66.6% live in "mALICE in wonderland"....

 

[aurvandil]

I would say that the financially prudent will not even go near a casino, levy or no levy.

That's not really true. Over the years, I have happily milked unlce lim's hospitality while hardly loosing any money to him. If you add up the free rooms, food and drinks, I think I have definitely come out ahead.

Most people think it is crazy the way I play so I have long since given up trying to explain it to them. If I have lost money, it is more to friends who make me buy them lunch on the long drive back.

On RWS, I wouldn't pay $100 to go in. Why would I when I can get a much better deal going to Genting? For that same $100, you can get a room for 3 days 2 night. You don't have to jostle with an army of freeloading foreign workers and you most certainly don't have to queue 20 mins to use a dirty toilet.

Anyone who cannot do the math and go to RWS obviously deserves to lose.