China's Insane Las Vegas Knock Off 

Hey he didn't mention your sewer oil production. 😂😂😂😂

He's India!🤣

@@jimmylabb5868 no wonder. Indians are the biggest haters of China I hear

what do u expect? this guy channel always anti china since day one btw

You do not want to trust to them they are spy and double agent for the west.🤔 They are mostly bashers because of jealousy and the inability of fulfilling their own dreams.😂

Hey getting paid for doing nothing especially when it comes from people that have a poor grasp on statistics sounds pretty good to me but whether it a copy in Vegas or in Macau it still a copy so don't blame RU-vid creator casino aren't anything new after all.

@@southcoastinventors6583 judging from your reply you have never been to Vegas or Macau, and barely understood the video. But ok.

@@rho88 Well I have never been to Macau but the hotel I stayed in last time I was there was demolished so I guess technically could be true but casinos are still casinos, where people knowingly or unknowingly donate vast sums of money to them for entertainment purposes.

@@southcoastinventors6583 a casino is a casino but doesn't mean it's a copy of anything... that's where you are wrong.

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Still I'd love to be in Vegas 100/100 times as I'm not as st*pid as you.

But you have a communist government watching your every move.

Communism is doing its job 😅

​@@RudieObias There is nothing communist about Macau

Was there a couple weeks ago. It’s better than vegas

Bigger , cleaner, more expensive

Saves money probably. Take the blueprints from Las Vegas and make an copy in Macau.

The buildings in Vegas are replica too.

You have a point. LV's first casino opened in 1906, but gambling was not legal until 1931. Gambling was legalized in Macau as early as 1849. Casino owners make much more money in Macau than in LV. So who has the knock offs?

exactly

americans who haven't gone out of the states think that murica is still the greatest country in the world lol. Even our subway system sucks compared to the ones in Asia

Its not a stereotype if its the truth. China literally knocks offs everything. And its not classy at all when its using money from slave labor in imitation vegas buildings. Get rekt.

More money funnels through Macau in a month than what Vegas does in a year now, Vegas is more of a knock off.

Still Chinese knockoffs lol

Macau is in the tropical jungle weather. Much worse weather. Vegas is not bad if you're in the shade but it's just best to avoid Vegas from June-Aug. Macau also seems like it's only better if you are a high stakes gambler and JUST want to gamble.

@HomerOJSimpson agreed. I live here in California and love the weather. I use to visit China every year and take the ferry to Macau also. I notice all the gamblers there bet big, even the Blackjack table minimum bet starts at $100 USD. Most people i see bet at least $500-1000 minimum. I was never a into gambling until 6 years ago. Went to a local indian casino here in California and won my first handpay jackpot playing video poker within 5 minutes and I got hooked that very moment. Long story short now 6 years later I lost over $5 million which was my life savings. Biggest regret of my life, could of move to another state and retired with the $5 million and maybe work part-time at the age of 34. Now I'm 40 and am pennyless and have a huge 6 figure credit card debt all from gambling. Sad thing is when I went to Macau and in Vegas I didn't gamble at all, I only play the stupid video poker machine at the same local Indian casino.

@@Ex-PokerGuy I'm so sorry. I personally never liked gambling. It's okay for a little bit but it's too stressful for me. When I do gamble, I feel comfortable saying "okay, I'm only going to use this $100 and if I lose it, I'm done". The lows are too low for me to keep playing so If I start with $100, I might just stop at $60.

@HomerOJSimpson wish I had your mentality. I play high limit betting $30-$250 a spin. I've won thousands of jackpots ranging from $1200-$50k. One time I won a $48k jackpot and instead of leaving I kept playing until I lost all $48k and then started chasing and lost $100k of my own money all within 12 hours. Everyday I regret I ever won that very first day I enter the casino. Wish I lost and never went back.

@@Ex-PokerGuy it’s good and bad. The good is it means I can’t enjoy gambling. The bad is that is probably related to how hard I am on myself so losing in anything makes me feel bad thus why I can’t enjoy gambling.

I can tell! Even Las Vegas is filled with Asian gamblers too, Crazy!

Majority of High Limit room are Asians, not Blacks or White.

I thought it was Macau casino

Gambling is forbidden in religion.. Allah is your truly god Muhammad and Isa are messenger of Allah let's us worship Allah

Gambling is forbidden in religion.. Allah is your truly god Muhammad and Isa are messenger of Allah

Las Vegas is not a knock off. It is an entirely unique city not ever seen. Unless you are just talking about some buildings

@@kevinl8440 The buildings of course. Not the concept of the city

I think he's North American. He sounds very provincial.

@@seokjin3000 Hes from the states.

​@@Beat562 eiffel tower, venician canal etc

Macau has been investing a lot on non-gambling elements in recent years. It is a place also good for non-gambling visitors.

Nice try wumao, now check your account for the 50 cents.

+1000 social credit points

Because they are good at covering all their dirty deeds by putting up this perfect and clean city as a facade.

​@user-st3bm4fu6igdp per capita doesnt matter if 30% of the wealth is owned by 1% LMAO

Money laundering aren't counted or publicised, that's kinda the point

@@Hhhh22222-w Yes it is counted. It is counted as part of the gambling revenue as that is why the figure is so misleading. 90% of the "gambling" is just buying $10 million in chips, playing a couple hands, and then asking to be cashed out via their overseas bank.

It's more like 4-5 times the revenue of Vegas.

Not true. Over 90% of the revenue in Macau is due to money laundering and not straight gambling. Macau is a money laundering center the Chinese use to get their money out of China. It is not about gambling.

we understood that well, that now it is biggr than Vegas, he said that many times. it is a knock off because Vegas was first. But I think Vegas is also a knock off of whichever smaller unknown town, those must exist since forever.

I think because Vegas is much more known. 😂 I didn’t hear about Macau until now.

@@fin2064 Vegas wasn't first though lol. Gambling was legal in Macau since the 1850s, 50 years before Vegas even existed as a city. The ignorance is strong with US-Americans.

In plastic.

@@spammerscammer Okay troll. If you think everything China does is in plastic, please petition your government to return all the antique "copied and plastic" items in MoMa stolen from the burnt Summer Palace. Oh wait?! You won't do that, because as difficult for you to admit, you love Chinese culture and want to keep their age old rusted items in glass exhibitions.

Macau per capita income in 2019 before the pandemic was $83,000 US dollar one of the highest incomes in the world.

​@@Dept246 the highest in the world

@@Dept246 doesn’t mean anything? I’m macau resident and I know people here the last 3 years people suffer a lot! And that’s pure BS or probably fake numbers because the avarage income of a macau local is not more than 9K mop which is not even 13000 us a year

@@Alesscamera I am sure you are a fake macau resident. Bye.

Yes and no, majority of asian countries prohibit gambling and the few that allow, tightly control and restrict it.

Probably Atlantic city?

A quick google search shows 2 different answers: Monte Carlo, Monaco & Atlantic City. I think there lots of different answers among the top 4 (who is #1?) based on how it's measured. Pure gambling amount spent or total amount spent in the general industry. Macao (as Uptin noted) gets about 80% of it's industry money directly from gambling. Monaco is probably going to be similar. Vegas & Atlantic City get a HUGE amount from hotels & entertainment. Google search appears to show average stay in Mac. I believe a high number of people who visit Macao is about 1.5 days and that close to half the vistors are one day only visits. Probably rich people who fly in to gamble a few hours then fly back home late evening.

@@uptin Cambodia

It might be Singapore even though it only has 2 casinos.

@@se7enzee444 Google usually shows Monte Carlo, Monaco & Atlantic City as #3 but singapore is often right behind them or ahead of one of those two in some of those results.

Don’t believe this bias video… he’s barely showing a few of the casinos to fit his narrative.

Are u indian

Vegas is a literal knockoff of Paris itself, so not sure why they're mad China's copying Vegas.

No lol, they didnt decide to copy, those are part of the las vegas chains who moved from las vegas, they built those, not the macau governemnt, secondly it's to attract westerners to come and spend their money, also makes sure that the vibe is different from mainland China as gambling is prohibited in China, effectively mainlanders feel like they are in another country when they gamble

@@Hhhh22222-wWhy would westerners go to a copy of Vegas when they can just go to Vegas😮

Why did you say that? They just made a replica of the original Eiffel Tower in Paris because the casino is called The Parisian Macao.

Yeah. Especially look at the wages on the gambling tables and I'm not even talking about those in the VIP rooms. And the mall connecting to those casinos have the ALL luxury brands such as Frank Muller, Blancpain, Harry Winston, Hermes and others.

Not really. Vegas is bigger. Over 90% of the revenue in Macau is just money laundering from Chinese getting their money out of the country.

With more to do, a better atmosphere, and better resort options.

Because it was built by the same company.

Hehe 😈

No income tax, no sales tax, all stores are duty free…

I've never been paid to be a resident, sooooo that's definitely something to most of us outside of Macao. lol

Lol How in the world can you say Macau is NOT a Las Vegas knockoff??? They literally copied the layout and every building.

@@kevinl8440 Because “they”, as in Chinese, did not copy it, MGM, Las Vegas Sands and other large U.S. casino companies did. They replicated what worked in Vegas and brought it to Macau. It’s like saying the McDonalds in Paris is a knockoff of the McDonalds in New York. Sheldon Adelson before he died made more money in Macau than in Vegas. Vegas is not the only city that has a big gaming sector and Macau is an older, different city than Vegas and gambling is not the only thing that defines the city. Saying that Macau is merely a copy and paste of Vegas is extremely reductionistic and wrong.

​@@kevinl8440 did you not watch the video? It wasnt the macau governemnt or chinese it was the American chain brands who brought and built those buildings

Truth hurts Wong

@@spammerscammer Everyone copies, and China does it too. But the matter is that he specifically uses a rhetoric implying that China copies more than other peoples, engages in more illegal activities, which is wrong (not the truth) and racist. Also, it's hard you to argue against my point when you piece of unseasoned chicken is clearly racist and have an ulterior motive (cough, cough, racism against China) to portray it in a negative light, so leave your ad hominem alone and give me one argument why you think I'm actually wrong -- but you can't right?

Hopefully the casino managements don't see this video or else there's a strike incoming

No it is not. A simple look at Google maps can tell you Las Vegas is way bigger. And 90% of Macau revenue is just money laundering for Chinese to get their money out of China

But has 10x less to do, and has 10x worse of an atmosphere.

I wish they would kick non-players off slot machines in Las Vegas like they used to.

@@sexygeek8996 go to Macau!

@@TCGFIX That's probably a good idea. Las Vegas is full of riff-raff these days.

No alcohol? Good, they don't need drunks ruining other better's games, and ofcourse if you aren't playing why take the seats of the slots when other people could be playing

@@Hhhh22222-w they purposely don't put benches or anywhere else to sit and relax. It's gambling, or get out.

Macau is safe unless you’re being trafficked.

That's jsut a name tho. York and New York are nothing alike, unlike Macau and Las Vegas. nobody's going to mix up york and NY if you showed a picture, but they may have trouble differentiating Macau and LV if they haven't been.