Bienvenue Baccarat: Is Sands’ New Macau Casino A High-Roller Magnet? from buzai232's blog

Citigroup's Anil Daswani and George Choi are excused for being dazzled by the newest casino opening in China's gambling mecca of Macau Tuesday. 더킹카지노

At the grand opening of the Parisian Macau, Las Vegas Sands (LVS) saw to it that 6,000 bulbs were lit on an imitation Eiffel Tower. The high rollers were out, but so were mass-market gamblers and the minimum bets were lower overall than expected. (Citi estimates roughly 360 of the Parisian's 410 live-dealer tables are being deployed for the mass segment.) But predictions of a recovery in the mass-market gambling customer may be premature.

The Las Vegas Review-Journal notes that the $2.7 billion Parisian resort, with 3,000 rooms, joins the $4.2 billion, 1,700-room Wynn Palace, which opened in Macau -- less than a mile away -- on Aug. 22.The Citi analysts have a buy rating on the stock and a $62 price target, which means upside of roughly 10% from the current stock price. Las Vegas Sands stock is down .5% today to $56.58. Wynn Resorts (WYNN) was flat in midday trading, and Melco Crown Entertainment (MPEL) was down more than 1%.

"From what we observed at the VIP Paiza, there are around 50 tables, with presence from the three major junkets; SunCity, Guangdong Group and Tak Chun. ... Our quick table survey showed that there were 212 opened baccarat tables at the Grind Mass area. Average minimum bet was HK$953 (with ~76% of the tables priced at HK$1,000). At the Ruby Room, its high-limit area, there were 22 baccarat tables with an average minimum bet of HK$2,591 (the tables were priced at HK$2,000 and HK$3,000). Parisian's overall min bet was HK$1,107 on Day 1, which was ~22% lower than the HK$1,428 at the Venetian and ~34% lower than the HK$1,690 at Cotai Central, per our August Mass Baccarat Minimum Bet Survey ...

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