Hi. Thanks for that. Unfortunately I can't go to Cambodia, I'm sure it would be fun though. I'm based in Macau for family reasons. I also don't consider 25/50 to be micro stakes if you can buy in for $20k HKD+.

Nordling are you a kiwi?

Hello,

Does anyone know which is the best casino to play cash games?

Also which recommendations would you give to someone that visits Macau for the first time(in terms of money exchange,hotels…)? I will be in HK during summer and I would like to visit Macau to play some poker.

Venetian brother, Venetian

So i have been watching this guy on YT (name BluffaloSam), a week ago he released poker vlogs from Macau. He complained that Parisian had very bad games, high rake (5bb) players mostly tight fishes buyin short (50bbs) trying to double up and run, and game was super slow (20hands per hour). Then he tried Wynn and games were great, rake (3bb cap), players play deeper, looser and there are whales in the game. Also Wynn had 300/600/1200 public game running where half of the table were non pros.
Can you explain why you recommend Venetian?

Citizen of the world. Originally Russian, left when I was 17, studied in New Zealand for 4 years. Lived and travelled for poker or business a while after that. But based in HK since 2010. NZ is a good country for someone with either zero ambitions or 50+ though.

Can watch purely for "entertainment" value. Hand analysis, given live play is non-existent, like "brain explosions" and "mouse clicking" mode. Watched 3 videos, related to Macau, apart from showing hiking scenery, game decisions are extremely poor. No pro that is profitable is going to walk around all his vlogs, trying to remember random hands. It's either going to be live table action, pit, or hotel room. If you're profitable live, there're a lot of factors to describe on every street. He doesn't provide input on anything apart from cards and bet sizing.

Will play WPT to catch up with a few old timers and see what's up regardless. Whoever wanna have a drink during that time, feel free to message me.

Can we get taxis from HK to Macau over the bridge? If not, how do people make the journey between like 1:30AM-5AM

I was back in Hong Kong the other day but had things on every day during the day, and could’ve only done like an evening ferry to Macau, but had to be back in HK like 3-4AM each day. Ferry and helicopter didn’t seem to run between midnight and 6am so didn’t have any options 😔

HZM bus runs 24hrs

Buses run during that time with a certain interval. Haven't took a ferry in years since either driving on mixed plates or just taking a bus. Tuen Mun link is very solid now, so an hour between each bus for whatever ~60-80HKD is max, during that time is acceptable.

WPT Macau has been canceled, no reasons given.