Macao Reopened, but No One’s there

                                                           

Chinese Gambling Hub gets hit hard Unlike casinos in Las Vegas, Macao was allowed to reopen in mid-February. There was a problem, however. No one wanted to come. The only place you can legally gamble in China made 80% less th

Chinese Gambling Hub gets hit hard Unlike casinos in Las Vegas, Macao was allowed to reopen in mid-February. There was a problem, however. No one wanted to come. The only place you can legally gamble in China made 80% less than it did a year ago. 80%! That's a steep plunge by anyone's standards. It's even a steeper plunge than they expected, and they expected a steep 70%. The simple fact is no one wanted to go out. They also stopped allowing visitors who weren't Chinese, in fear of the coronavirus spreading more there. They are now down 60% for the year, and it's unlikely that will go up much given what's going on. Adding to that, Macao was only down for 15 days before being allowed to reopen, which is not enough time for the virus to fully leave a place. Hell, many times people that do have it go without symptoms for that long. It's not going to be a good year for casinos. Would you go to Macao right now? Reply and give me your thoughts. Read More Here Investing With all the negativity in the market, it's easy to get lost in it all. So, let's go over the stocks doing best so far this year. The top stock for the year is Microsoft, the only stock that hasn't gone negative yet. The other four have dropped, but not as bad as others. These include Walmart, Intel, Johnson & Johnson and Proctor & Gamble. Overall, the Dow Jones dropped over 23% in the first quarter, which is the worst quarter loss since 1987. That's about the best we can get right now. And that's sad. Read More Here Spain's Fight against Gambling Advertising Due to their fear that people will get addicted to online gambling with nothing else to do, Spain has made it so gambling ads are only shown between 1 am and 5 am. Or, in other words, when nobody is awake. Other European countries have put similar measures in place, all in an attempt to curb gambling during this time. The original restrictions weren't as harsh, and revolved around allowing advertising during sporting events, but with no sports going on, they have made things more difficult. Not sure this is a good move. People tend to go crazy at home with nothing to do, and it does bring in good revenue. Also, let's face it, this is not the biggest problem right now. Read More Here Gambling Tips - In blackjack, it's best to take breaks frequently. Your expected hourly loss is based on how many hands you play. Therefore, to minimize losses, minimize the hour. This is really true if you start winning. They expect you to want to just "win one more" which often doesn't happen. - Again in blackjack, don't play at a table that pays 6-5 odds. Most should pay 3-2 odds. While it doesn't seem like a huge difference, it gives the house a much better edge. And since they have an advantage already, there's no need to make it worse for yourself. Gambling Entertainment Since casinos are all closed and we have nothing to do, here are a few good mobile gambling sites to check out. - One of the top for U.S. players is Slots.lv. They have easy deposits and payouts (usually 1-2 days). It's optimized for mobile play and they have good customer support. - Another is Red Dog Casino (reddogcasino.com). Their payouts take a little longer than Slots.lv, between 1-5 days. They have a great welcome bonus and a HUGE selection of games. They also offer 24/7 customer service and secure payouts. Hope these get you through the day, or days, ahead!

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