THE BAD FORTUNE GOD | 壞財神
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The Bad Fortune God is giving out red pockets in Macau........
What is inside those pockets?!
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US company launches 4.4 billion US dollar Macau casino-resort
(11 Apr 2012) 1. Mid of Macau Chief Executive Fernando Chui (centre) and Las Vegas Sands Corporation Chairman Sheldon Adelson (right) at the lion dance eye-dotting section of the opening ceremony
2. Cutaway audience taking photos
3. Mid pan right of lion dance in the opening ceremony
4. Wide of lion dance in the opening ceremony
5. Tilt up from sign of Sands Cotai Central to the complex
6. Mid sign of Sands Cotai Central
7. Wide exterior of Sands Cotai Central complex
8. Pan of people queuing outside the complex
9. Mid of people queuing outside the complex
10. Mid of Ms Wan queuing outside the complex
11. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Ms Wan (no first name given), tourist from Guangdong province:
How much do I plan to spend? What should I say? I am not sure myself. Approximately? Tens of thousands. (Renminbi, the equivalent of thousands of US dollars)
12. Tilt up from flowers to a God of Fortune statue
13. Close of a gold ingot in the hand of the God of Fortune statue
14. Wide of the statue
15. Wide of casino floor in Sands Cotai Central
16. Mid of slot machines in Sands Cotai Central
17. Wide of news conference of the opening of Sands Cotai Central
18. Cutaway to cameras
19. SOUNDBITE (English) Sheldon Adelson, Chairman, Las Vegas Sands Corporation:
We are changing Macau. And this is why people will stay, as this gentleman has, overnight, a longer stay, because they're having things to do. You're witnessing the establishment of Asia's Las Vegas, not referring to the gaming aspect of it, but referring to the multiplicity of amenities, for which we call it integrated resorts.
20. Pan of mainland Chinese tourists going in The Venetian Macao
21. Staff of The Venetian Macao welcoming mainland Chinese visitors
22. Wide of Galaxy Macau casino
23. Wide of The Venetian Macao and Sands Cotai Central
24. Wide of Taipa, an area in Macau, with various casino resorts
STORYLINE
US billionaire Sheldon Adelson's Macau casino company on Wednesday launched its long-delayed fourth resort, a 4.4 billion (b) US dollar complex that is its latest bet on continued strong growth in the world's biggest gambling market.
Executives from the company, Sands China Limited, opened the doors to Sands Cotai Central following a traditional Chinese dragon dance and the unveiling of a 2,500 kilogram (5,500 pound) bronze and gold God of Fortune statue.
Completion was delayed several years by the global financial crisis and worker shortages.
People started queuing to get in about five hours before the grand opening, security guards said, and the queue snaked around the side of the building by the time the doors opened.
Among them was a tourist from China's Guangdong province.
How much do I plan to spend? What should I say? I am not sure myself. Approximately? Tens of thousands, she said, referring to Renminbi, the equivalent of thousands of US dollars.
The resort will open in stages. The first phase has 340 gaming tables and 40 VIP rooms for important clients.
Another 200 tables will be added later this year.
It's the 35th casino to open in Macau, the only place in China where casino gambling is legal.
Macau's gambling revenues rose 27 percent in the first three months of 2012, after rocketing 42 percent last year to 33.5
billion (b) US dollars, more than five times the amount earned by Las Vegas Strip casinos.
Growth has been powered by hordes of wealthy gamblers from mainland China, who are estimated to account for more than two-thirds of total gambling revenue.
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Dragon Dance Parades in Macao to Celebrate New Year
A gorgeous dragon dance performance took place in China's Macao Special Administrative Region on Saturday, the first day of the Chinese lunar year of 2017.
A 238-meter long golden dragon along with 18 lions snaked and pranced around the Ruins of St. Paul’s before parading through the main streets to Sai Van Lake Square.
The festive parade amazed thousands of visitors who walked along with the dragon and lions, praying for good fortune and prosperity in the Year of Rooster.
Staff members dressed as the God of Wealth and various new year mascots also appeared during the event passing out lai see, or red envelopes, to visitors.
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Macau: Chinese Las Vegas - Part 2
Part 2 of Macau trip. A video capture of all the major Casinos on the outside and inside (but not in the gaming areas as these are not permitted). You get to see Wynn Macau, MGM Macau, The Venetian Macao, Grand Lisboa, Casino Lisboa, Sands Cotai, and lots more. Included are nighttime and daytimes scenes of the same popular areas. Some interesting areas including the Fortune God in Paradise Gardens (Sands Cotai Central), dancers in Grand Lisboa gaming area, the Lisboa girls in Lisboa Hotel Mall, and some street walkers. This is part 2 in a series on Macau, the Chinese Las Vegas.
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Macau the HOTTEST Spot for Sneakers! - I never thought this would be possible
Of all places I've been to, Macau was the only place to have HYPE Adidas Sneakers for RETAIL. I seriously never thought this would happen. Despite that they do have Yeezys for resale price, they still do have a pretty darn good selection of shoes that are hype, limited, and going for MSRP. and that is pretty incredible. But besides the sneakers, Macau, as a city is known has the Las Vegas of China. I've been to Las Vegas before, but I think the themed casinos in Macau are jaw dropping. Certainly Las Vegas is pretty popping, but Macau is definitely worth the visit as well.
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Cambodia's Casino Boom Town, Created By Chinese Money | The New Silk Road | CNA Insider
Chinese money has transformed the once-sleepy backpacker destination of Sihanoukville, Cambodia into a gambling resort hub with 30 casinos, and 70 more being built. It's touted as the New Macau.
But all that new wealth is eluding many local Cambodian businesses - which are being shunted aside.
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It was a legendary trading route that for thousands of years connected Europe with Asia, and ancient Rome with Ancient China. Known as the Silk Road, it stretched through some of the most rugged terrain in the world 2000 years ago.
Now modern China is building a new Silk Road. The New Silk Road, also known as the One Belt One Road plan, is a hugely ambitious initiative launched by Presdent Xi Jinping in 2013. It will link up over 65 countries and 4.4 billion people. That is about 60 percent of the world’s population.
Channel NewsAsia’s documentary team has travelled across the globe to 7 regions to investigate what the Silk Road means for individuals, companies and countries. The epic journey will take viewers from the future ports of China to naval bases in the Philippines, to safaris in Africa, wushu schools in Iran and ghettos in Greece.
The program received an Award for Best Documentary (International Affairs) at the New York Festivals.
NEW MACAU CASINOS
Shot 10/2009. A new casino has popped up in the Macau area. Exteriors and interiors and people gambling To License This Clip, Click Here:
Good fortune from the money tree
Carlsberg's entourage brings prosperity greetings at Menara Star with performances and goodies.
Trip to Macau, named by the Portuguese 'City of the Name of God'
Video of my travel to Macau 28 May to 1 June 2012 featuring my stay at the Venetian Resort and Holiday Inn, Cotai Strip, Macau, and taking in Macau's sights - famed Macau Square and ruined facade of St Paul's, Wynn's 'Dragon of Fortune' and 'Tree of Prosperity', Macau Fisherman's Wharf and a glimpse of Border Gate, among others.
Traditional Chinese Fortune Telling
The Chinese have been practicing Kau Cim fortune telling for thousands of years, and even in the modern era the custom is still lives on. Kau Cim fortune telling is still common among both older and younger generations throughout China. It's often done before major decisions and especially when trying to select an auspicious date for important events, like weddings. Though many Chinese are convinced they are atheist, they still follow many traditional spiritual practices without being burdened by the apparent contradiction. Concepts such as luck and belief in a God-like or cosmic distributor of fate is still incredibly widespread, and the continued practice of traditional, folk-based elements of faith, deity and ancestor worship are standard fare throughout the culture.
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Tribute To Casperjello: Chinese New Year Fortune God 澳門財神
The Fortune God will give you great fortune if you love him.
UpFront Band 2011 MGM Grand Macau
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Chris Polanco (陳杰) @ China Rouge Macau 2012
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Grand Hyatt Macau – Lunar New Year Celebration 2016
Firecracker and Lion and Dragon dances add excitement throughout the hotel on the first day of the Lunar New Year. Also, Fortune God will present gifts filled with blessings and prosperity for the year ahead.
Macau venetian casino 강원랜드 못본 게임들
호텔은 화려하고 크고 근사 하더만
(베네치안 빠리지엔 MGM Wynn 호캉스했음다)
슬롯들은 가동률이 낮아서 인지
돈을 투입 덜되어서 인지 빅윈도 잘안나오네요
강원랜드보다 프로그래스브도 다양하지 아니하고
기대감 긴장감등 없어 보이네요
(주관적이고 일부만 본것인지 모르지만)
뒤에서 구경 하다가 강원랜드 안보이는 기계만
스마트폰 촬 보너스 장면 모아서 올려봄다
++NEW God of Dragons slot machine, a first look
Hydako is a Korean company that you probably haven't heard of before. At least, I hadn't. I had to look up their website and found that many of the site's links are bad. Further, the game you see in this video is not listed yet. So, in terms of marketing to the U.S. market, they have a little ways to go.
This game is very flashy, employing a couple of large screens. I show only one feature, which seemed to come up randomly. I did not spend that much time on it, and it didn't seem to be that popular (but my observations were limited to just just part of an afternoon).
Perhaps the strangest thing about this game is that the TITO ticket that it printed showed HK $0.41, indicating that it was somehow meant for Hong Kong (which is strange, because Macau uses a different currency called the pataca, and Hong Kong doesn't have slot machines).
This game was found in Cache Creek (as you'll see on the TITO), which is a casino that caters to many Chinese players.
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Celebrate Chinese New Year In Macao - 2017
Celebrate Chinese New Year In Macao
Rejoice with magnificent Golden Dragon Parade,
Lion Dance Performances,
be greeted by the God of fortune and our tourism Ambassadors.
don't miss the main event :
on 3rd and 8th night of the lunar New Year
on January 30th and February 4th
The parade for the celebration of the new year of the Rooster
Come and experience a memorable Chinese new year in Macao.
Seasons of Prosperity 2014 Chinese New Year's 3-D light and sound show at Cotai Strip Macau
Recorded : 2014/02/09 21:00～
Seasons of Prosperity, a new and enhanced 3-D light and sound show with Chinese New Year elements will adorn the façade of The Venetian Macao 6-10 p.m. nightly from Jan. 18 onward, taking visitors to an auspicious journey beyond imagination; a splendid LED lion and dragon dance also awaits locals and visitors alike from Jan. 31 to Feb. 9. And no Chinese New Year celebration will be complete without the traditional God of Fortune, who will appear at the lagoon area to give away golden ingot chocolates Jan. 31-Feb. 9.
Macao Chinese New Year
Macao Chinese New Year