Caesars announces new Forum convention center

[knagl]

Looks like they plan to build this in what's currently mostly a parking lot, directly behind (to the east of) the High Roller wheel.

https://caesarsforum.com/

They're really excited about the fact that they'll have the "two largest pillarless ballrooms."

[TsuDoNihm]

I don't know if this was mentioned before here but I don't recall seeing it.

Caesars Dubai looks to be opening in mid November, (based on my looking at room rates with the first availability being 11/15/18)

https://www.caesars.com/dubai/

And it's going to have the worlds largest wheel which seems kind of strange as from what I've read the one in Vegas hasn't been exactly a success.

[thermonuclear]

Caesars Dubai looks to be opening in mid November, (based on my looking at room rates with the first availability being 11/15/18)

That's a lot of buildings, but none of them are casinos apparently. In the United Arab Emirates, gambling is very illegal according to this article ranking it #1 worldwide for hostility to gambling:

https://www.lawyer-monthly.com/2018/02/10-countries-where-gambling-is-completely-illegal/

[uknowme]

Looks stunning, i mean, we know that gamble could give literally tons of money, but until you see things like that, you do not actually  realize how MUCH it's actually can bring to you. You can start doing it as well with best online casino bonuses - you way to become rich.

What a coincidence.  I've been looking for a way to become rich though gambling.  I imagine you must already so rich through gambling that you're giving us a chance at your system.



Edited to remove spam link from quoted, now-deleted post.  -knagl

[jenaphir]

Caesars Dubai looks to be opening in mid November, (based on my looking at room rates with the first availability being 11/15/18)

That's a lot of buildings, but none of them are casinos apparently. In the United Arab Emirates, gambling is very illegal according to this article ranking it #1 worldwide for hostility to gambling:

https://www.lawyer-monthly.com/2018/02/10-countries-where-gambling-is-completely-illegal/

I am genuinely shocked it is banned in Japan.

[TsuDoNihm]

I am genuinely shocked it is banned in Japan.

Not any more.  In July they approved 3 casino's.  As I recall it's going to be a while, something like 2025.

[chefantwon]

I am genuinely shocked it is banned in Japan.

Not any more.  In July they approved 3 casino's.  As I recall it's going to be a while, something like 2025.

Yet another reason to go back to Tokyo. :-)