performance of Table games division. The department went through significant changes for the past year and the results are very encouraging. I couldn’t have done it without the support of my team and the Company’s Senior Executives.
Another significant contributing factor to the tremendous growth we achieved this year was the great working relationship with the other Casino departments. Together we made it happen…
..and there will be more good news to come…..
How did you get into the industry?
I started as a Dealer, back home in Romania in 1994. A couple of years later, the spirit of adventure brought me to Asia. After 15 years in this part of the world, I am still here and loving every minute of it.
What are your expansion plans?
The company is currently constructing an additional block called the Pool Block, featuring a rooftop swimming pool, discotheque, additional 220 rooms, more gaming space and car park facilities. Also under construction is the renovation of additional 6-star suites with
It was recently announced that you have selected Bally’s CMP™ player-tracking system and promotions solutions; iVIEW™ player- user-interface displays; and TableView™ real-time automated table tracking and management solutions. What were the deciding factors in choosing the Bally System?
attached individual private gaming space – in the South Hotel Tower, for the enjoyment of junket players who seek privacy.
The public floor area on the ground floor of the NagaWorld complex is very busy. To ease the ground floor traffic, and as an extension of public floor space, a new Life Style Casino called Naga Rock Café will soon be added to NagaWorld’s gaming space.
Along with a variety of menu items and beverages, the outlet will offer poker and other public floor games, as well as an additional 300 slot machines for the enjoyment of the company’s customers.
On the strategic side, we will continue our push into Vietnam (population of 91 million and GDP of US$104 billion) and Thailand (population of 67 million and GDP of US$319 billion).
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