Marina Bay Sands, Singapore...anyone played there?

Got this reply(after some struggle) but haven't talked with anyone who has actually played craps at this property. It's an Asian crowd we can assume and all the rest ($275usd for a standard room) etc.. The exchange is apx 1.25 Singapore to 1.usd.. That means for those not used to it, the $10.table is less than $10.usd.. If the $50,000. matters to you, you do the math!



We have two craps tables one game is opened 24hours / 7 days a week and the other is 16 hours/ 7 days a week



Our game limits for the crap tables are as follows:



· $10 min to $50,000 pass line

· $25 min to $50,000 pass line

You can take odds of 3, 4, 5 times behind



All figures are SGD

I have played there about 2 and a half months ago.

Dealers are average but the game is good enough.

I have a question for this game: Do the dealers speak English at the table? If not, do they use direct translations or slang for each for the bets?

Edit: After asking the question, I feel that Singapore might be a poor example. Same question for any casino that isn't in an English-dominant area of the world.

English is the 1st language of most in Singapore so yes, they speak English at the table.

Does anyone know if the "Resorts World Sentosa" in Singapore has craps as well?

Was there this afternoon. Currently they do not have craps. The Marina Sands only has the two tables mentioned above. Would be interested in knowing if any of the Macau casinos have craps too. Apparently the game 'Sic Bo' satisfies everyone's dice cravings out here.

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Was there this afternoon. Currently they do not have craps. The Marina Sands only has the two tables mentioned above. Would be interested in knowing if any of the Macau casinos have craps too. Apparently the game 'Sic Bo' satisfies everyone's dice cravings out here.

Thanks for your posts. Yes, some in Macau have craps. Friend has played there, specifically at the Lisboa and Wynn. There are a few discussions on here about it. I also played some Rapid Sic Bo and enjoyed it at Nagaworld in Phnom Penh. Small stakes, free drinks, lots of women, live music, decent food.

Played here again about a week ago and took the time to look closer at the table limits. At the time I was playing both tables on the main floor were $10 min on the line. Limits that I noticed were:

Line was $10-$50k with 3,4,5 odds behind
Field (2-1 in 2 & 12) was $10-$250k
Place bets were $10($12)-$50k($60k). Commission on buys upfront.
2 or 12 payed 30-1 and was $1-$10k
3 or 11 payed 15-1 and was $1-$20k

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Played here again about a week ago and took the time to look closer at the table limits. At the time I was playing both tables on the main floor were $10 min on the line. Limits that I noticed were:

Line was $10-$50k with 3,4,5 odds behind
Field (2-1 in 2 & 12) was $10-$250k
Place bets were $10($12)-$50k($60k). Commission on buys upfront.
2 or 12 payed 30-1 and was $1-$10k
3 or 11 payed 15-1 and was $1-$20k

Thanks for the update. I still haven't made it down there. Were any players actually playing big money as in "thousands" of SGD? Thanks.

No big players when I played. It was during the day so only a few players anyway. One guy having $100 on each of the numbers, another having $200 on each of the hard ways.