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Sands Cotai Central is open for business

Tags: las vegas, Macau, Sands Coai Central.
Posted on 20 April 2012 by "T".

Macua's casinos are making 5 times as much as the casinos along the strip in Las Vegas and the town keeps on growing. Last week the latest casino opened up, Sands Cotai Central, and it costed 4.4 billion dollars to complete.

Sands Cotai Central's 2 casinos have 340 gaming tables and 40 VIP areas for high rollers. Later this year - another floor will be open for business, with another 200 tables.

However, Sands Cotai Central has a lot more than gambling to offer. For example: 5,800 hotel rooms, 20 dining options, 20,000 sq.m of meeting space, 64 flexible meeting rooms and 100 retails stores.  

It's the 35th casino to open in Macau, which is the only city in China where gambling is legal. No more casinos will now open up in Macau before 2015.


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12 comments on "Sands Cotai Central is open for business"


 ADYPIP20/04/2012 10:00:43 GMT
wow that was a little costs Smile 4.4bilions
 noonlion20/04/2012 11:24:23 GMT
a more interesting and exotic location than Las Vegas - I'm not that surprised it makes a tonne more money.

However it will be mostly from Chinese/Asians gambling legally
 Fakiry20/04/2012 12:51:30 GMT
Nice complex! But thinking about what they already have in Macau, many people from there will probably think “just one more”. What about that other project that was trying to get a license to go to Madrid? I never heard about that anymore, and I keep defending they should take an eye on Alqueva (south Portugal) possibility…
 Chartoule20/04/2012 12:52:24 GMT
Only 4 billions, pocket money lol.

The place looks very spectacular and with 540 tables and thousands of hotel rooms the action seems to be guaranteed. A little show of how EuroVegas can be?
 pochui20/04/2012 18:30:15 GMT
cool 4,4 billions...this only means the economy in the east is doing way better than in any other part of the world...or not (lol)- this can also mean nothing at all- or not, one thing that really catches my eye is the 4,4 billion tag- this cash would look great in my pokerstars cashier...would be enough to play some 0,10 cents sit and gos
 Mober20/04/2012 21:10:28 GMT
If it costed so much money imagine how much they expected the daily incomes to be.
I wonder how i didnt get an invitation as a high roller Smile
 bombsapphire20/04/2012 21:26:16 GMT
Macau will grown up to one of the biggest gambling centre of the world.
4.4 billion investment will recoverable in a decade.
 Greenmohave21/04/2012 02:13:42 GMT
Just can't see the place competing with Vegas as far as overall tourism. I believe the area is exotic, but most of the business is from outsiders based on articles I've read about their economy. Yes there is wealth and the country is growing, but 80% of the people living in China are not to well off. A lot of sharing when it comes to the general population, wages and the opverall art of survival. But yes, a magnificant casino / hotel and city.
 mocoteo21/04/2012 09:19:14 GMT
My next vacation will be at that casino.Who want to go with me please send me 10 usd for reservation/booking(lol!!!).
 B1gfoot21/04/2012 17:27:28 GMT
A new casino is to open by me, but it gets better, its a Grosvnor G, and I mainly play at blue square, sooo....yayyy...GUKPT down the road, 5 min walk, can't wait.
 kanuta1221/04/2012 20:14:41 GMT
beautiful and amazing...
 GIOMi621/04/2012 22:56:26 GMT
That is alot of money, but can be expected it is true that Asia has a growing economy thus there are more new millionaires in that region. They must spend their free time in the casinos.

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