Luxurious Resorts in Singapore to Offer Great Gambling Experience

Resorts in Singapore feature casinos, amenities, attractions, and fine dining venues.

Singaporean residents, citizens, and visitors can play a selection of betting games in two luxurious resorts – Resorts World Sentosa and Marina Bay Sands. The choice of casino depends on the types of games players like as well as the fine dining venues and other amenities that players wish to take advantage of.

Resorts World Sentosa

Found just  beneath the Crockfords Tower, the Sentosa Casino is open 24/7 and features a variety of table games, including roulette, progressive 3 card poker, casino stud poker, and three pictures. Electronic versions of three games are also available, including electronic baccarat, Sic Bo, and roulette. In addition, there are over 2,400 machines to play slots, both classical and more advanced varieties.

Restaurants and Attractions

Visitors of the resort are offered a wide choice of fine dining venues, featuring Chinese, Modern European, Contemporary Italian, and Modern Australian cuisine. Some of the top fine dining venues here are Forest by Sam Leong, CURATE, and Osia by Scott Webster. Visitors also enjoy show performances such as the multimedia art installation Crane Dance and the rock musical Voyage de la Vie.

Entry Conditions

 Foreign citizens are asked to bring their employment passes or passports to enter the casino free of charge. Residents and citizens can purchase an annual pass ($3,000) or pay a daily fee of $150. All visitors must bring valid proof of legal age (21 years).

Marina Bay Sands

A luxurious resort found in the Downtown Core District, Marina Bay Sands also features a casino and a long list of electronic, slot, and table games to choose from. While you will not find number games such as togel sgp, the collection of table varieties is quite impressive. You can play tai sai, si ki pi, RWS baccarat, roulette double zero, and many others.

Entry Conditions

Again, residents and citizens pay an entry fee of $150 per visit or an annual pass that costs $3,000. Before April 2019 the fee was $100 per day and $3,000 for annual pass holders. Only persons of legal age are allowed in the casino. Excluded persons and minors are not allowed to enter the premises as laid down under the Casino Control Act.

When it comes to major attractions, the resort offers plenty of them, including the longest elevated swimming pool in the world and the main shopping mall – The Shoppes. The mall is the home to brand boutiques such as Vera Wang Bride, Saint Laurent Paris, Dior, and Valentino. Restaurants also abound here, including signature restaurants and fine dining establishments featuring celebrity chefs. Some of the top fine dining venues to visit and enjoy quality food include Bread Street Kitchen by David Ramsey and Adrift by David Myers. Among the many attractions that are worth visiting are the Sands SkyPark Observation Desk, light and water show Spectra, and Digital Light Canvas.