Exactly!
What’s the password? Fidelio. What’s the second password? Oops. That movie actually made me very angry because I explicitly told everyone that NO cameras were allowed at my birthday party and look what happened!
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What’s the password? Fidelio. What’s the second password? Oops. That movie actually made me very angry because I explicitly told everyone that NO cameras were allowed at my birthday party and look what happened!
Sorry about that. Some of the outtakes made it on to the Internet.
Seriously, the people who would know for sure (private sex parties) would be dancers, SP's and bartenders. Unfortunately, they are all unemployed at the moment.
Why the "private" casinos are popular? Because the service is better, the rules are looser and the comps are nicer. The people that use them are experienced gamblers who value privacy, like being well treated and not having to hang around with the penny bettors. A private club atmosphere where the dealers and servers actually remember your name, your game, drinks, meet interesting people, etc. This has been going on forever, only the Chinese in the GTA elevated it to a whole new level. It used to be(and still is) at the backs of the restaurants or the Greek or Italian coffee shops, often during the "renovations", conveniently right in the middle of the neighborhood, walking distance, etc. I can still pop in for a few hands of poker(although I haven't in 3 years) at a certain "bakery" close to 27/Steeles with a nice, quiet and well stocked back room. The big casinos are certainly glitzy, but totally lack the charm and the feeling of little danger.
Get your mind out of the gutter....LOL. That was a cop tackling one of their security guards
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Okay.
Now it looks like a cop humping a security guard.
Yes banks are famous for it.
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Sorry... where exactly is it? East or West of 404? I don't remember ever seeing such a large property... PM if you wish...
Perry
On Major Mackenzie just West of Warden on the South side of the street I think it's the 2nd cul de sac street probably 5th or 6th house from the lights, it's got a really tall gate, way taller than the norm, you cannot miss it.
Here the newer articles have the address in them.
torontosun.com
GAME OVER: High-end illegal casino in Markham mansion dismantled
In a scene reminiscent of the cult classic
torontosun.com
OK, thanks... I now see it on Google Maps... fairly recent construction... I once owned the house on the South East corner of Major Mac and Warden... so I should know the area... but that was many years ago...
Perry
I think the house has been there at least 4 or so years, I used to live very close to there too on the other side of the road. The area is filled with 10,000+ SQ FT homes has been like that as far as I remember at least 15+ years.
If you suspect they are cheating, you file a complaint with LE (just kidding).
As someone who has been to Hong Kong, I know the Chinese love "gaming (aka gambling)".
I know both the Chinese and Japanese love to gamble, I was in an all weekend poker game once...my introduction to maki. That's how they kept us gambling.
Major Mac and Warden, holy shit that's close. Maybe now Ding Ding will stop asking me for money. Great cash only dim sum places in that area.
Major Mac and Warden, holy shit that's close. Maybe now Ding Ding will stop asking me for money. Great cash only dim sum places in that area.
Let's be honest, they are degenerate gamblers. Big busts like this one are a good thing. They give the publicity obsessed LE something to brag about, leaves the smaller operations alone and inspires the other would be under the counter gambling moguls to do even better. I've never been to one of them big locations- I'm not that much of a gambler, but I used to be a regular at a poker game in a nice Greek restaurant that went on for years without any bother from the LE. As a matter of fact, the couple of cops that used to play there were always adamant that as long as the game is quiet, the street not choked with the parked cars and there's little residual violence against the over their heads losers, the LE was not interested in moving against such establishments- which was always easily solved with the no cash, no play rule.
Sounds like a fun place! Is it really sex trafficking or are the cops just trying to make them look evil? Were the blackjack dealers trafficked too, or were they just working freely and getting paid handsomely? LOL
