View Full Version : Is this Legal? Its fun though....
Sentinel
25-01-2009, 08:28 PM
From tonite, I am setting up a table for 15 kids, only for 3 days.
I have a piece of canvas / cloth of 6 different animals - a butterfly, a centipede, a crab, a prawn, a dragonfly and a Chinese water container. I also have 2 dices having the same animals.
Bets are limited to 20 sen per bet... good uncle yah! All these nephews and nieces and cousins all gonna go home crying by the time Uncle is done with them....
Weezy
25-01-2009, 10:24 PM
definitely not legal. if the police passes by... and see you all... then have to spend cny in the lockup and gipp ang pows to them liao.
ginaphan
26-01-2009, 12:02 AM
Or get your heads shaved courtesy of PDRM!
bugbear
26-01-2009, 11:52 AM
Or waterboarding Guantanamo style. To elicit more info on your other branches out there. ;)
tupai
26-01-2009, 01:11 PM
hahahahahaha! Good one here, Sentinel! KEONG HEE! KEONG HEE!
Last nite, I have 2 bankers niece+nephew, teaching the even younger ones how to bet on a new card game! It was hilarious to see Bankers explaining the intricacies of a card game esp. with money/bets involved! :D its risk management training at its peak! And entrepreneurship at early age!
Way2GO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yang Berjudi kaw-kaw-latotupai :D
starrnorth88
26-01-2009, 09:04 PM
To make it legal, do not use cash for bets. Use toothpicks / matchsticks / chips etc. At the end of the session, just tally up your toothpicks and covert to cash.
Sentinel
26-01-2009, 10:31 PM
To make it legal, do not use cash for bets. Use toothpicks / matchsticks / chips etc. At the end of the session, just tally up your toothpicks and covert to cash.Of course I know its not legal but what the heck, its just a simple game among family... anyway, to get into my house, the cops need to climb a 6-foot fence and pass 2 German Shepherds... by that time, the board game would be flipped over and stashed away safely....and the kids all quietly watching Cartoon Network.
bugbear
27-01-2009, 09:11 AM
Of course I know its not legal but what the heck, its just a simple game among family... anyway, to get into my house, the cops need to climb a 6-foot fence and pass 2 German Shepherds... by that time, the board game would be flipped over and stashed away safely....and the kids all quietly watching Cartoon Network.
Sounds like this uncle really want to fleece his niece/ nephew of their hard earn ang pow at all cost. Getting desperate there aren't we? :D
Sentinel
27-01-2009, 04:17 PM
Sounds like this uncle really want to fleece his niece/ nephew of their hard earn ang pow at all cost. Getting desperate there aren't we? :DHa! Ha! Bugbear. One of my nephew (about 2 yrs old) is a strange fella lah. He likes the picture of the Centipede so much that he betted all his RM4 angpow throughout the night (10 sen per bet) just only on the Centipede. Unfortunately, the dice didn't turn up the Centipede that often and he lost his entire RM4 personal fortune... Of course, he was sulking and this Uncle The Banker had to give him back his lost fortune of RM4....
Thats not the end lah... he started betting again at 10 sen a bet on the Centipede again....
I am not sure what to make of him.... a very determined fella or just plain stubborn. I hope its determination....
Today, all the other siblings (nephews and nieces) all call him Yakang (or centipede in Hokkien)!
bugbear
28-01-2009, 03:35 PM
Ha ha sentinel. Seriously, don't you think it is too early to introduce gambling habit to the young fellow? The other thing is to never return his money to him once he has lost it and by this you are telling him that gambling is a losing past time. If each time he lose, and get back his money again just by sulking, then he has not learn from his lesson in gambling and that by betting single minded on the centipede all night is not a good odd at all.
Sentinel
28-01-2009, 09:59 PM
Ha ha sentinel. Seriously, don't you think it is too early to introduce gambling habit to the young fellow? The other thing is to never return his money to him once he has lost it and by this you are telling him that gambling is a losing past time. If each time he lose, and get back his money again just by sulking, then he has not learn from his lesson in gambling and that by betting single minded on the centipede all night is not a good odd at all.
Thanks. I did take him out to the beach today, bought him an ice-cream and have a nice word with him. I know its not the best way to pass the CNY with these kids but it is worst letting them them watch all the CNY movies on TV from Hong Kong, you name it you have it.... even got mahjong king competition, aiyoh!
Mrs A Tham
02-02-2009, 02:01 PM
Went to a relative's house yesterday nite and my hubby playing with kids from 8 - 12 yrs BLACK JACK !! :) Surprising, their mommies said the kids are poor in methematics but when it comes to cards, they can count faster than a calculator!!
Well, its once a year happy event, just as long as they can be controlled, think its ok too, huh? BTW the bet is 10sen - 20sen max. No wonder hubby is their favourite uncle, purposely lose so all kids won a couple of ringgits each!
Anyway, they chip in all the winnings to buy Pizza Delivery!! :-)
I have a piece of canvas / cloth of 6 different animals - a butterfly, a centipede, a crab, a prawn, a dragonfly and a Chinese water container. I also have 2 dices having the same animals.
You remind me of the casino operating in the istana compound in K.Kangsar in the early 70's . It was meant to be part of a celebration for the sultan's birthday then and it lasted 30 to 45days yearly , together with other entertainment thrown in .
Hehehe....I've not seen one resembling that after this present sultan takes to the throne. Have fun lar .....Koeng he koeng he....
Sentinel
02-02-2009, 05:14 PM
You remind me of the casino operating in the istana compound in K.Kangsar in the early 70's . It was meant to be part of a celebration for the sultan's birthday then and it lasted 30 to 45days yearly , together with other entertainment thrown in .
Hehehe....I've not seen one resembling that after this present sultan takes to the throne. Have fun lar .....Koeng he koeng he....Kiong Hi, Kiong Hi, to you and family too.
My set is a bit worn out now. I bought it in a backstreet vendor in Shanghai sometime back when I was posted there and do not see myself going there for a while. Do you (or anyone else in this forum, for that matter) know where I can pick up a good set (especially the dice) here in Malaysia? Someone told me Petaling Street but have not seen it there before...
A shop specializing in making and selling mahjong sets would have this, I suppose, anyone know of a big mahjong maker in town?
There's one off Jalan Tun Razak, near the Pekeliling bus station . I think it's called Toh's Plastic Mahjong. I bought my set there more than 10 years ago. :)
fRaNkY
03-02-2009, 08:47 AM
Saw some beautiful mahjong sets at the cablecar station at Genting... wah black ones!
Sentinel
03-02-2009, 01:41 PM
Saw some beautiful mahjong sets at the cablecar station at Genting... wah black ones!So that your opponents cannot see thru your mahjong blocks against the light mah.... Unca Lim has thought of everything lah!
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