Offshore Casino Opens in Goa

Offshore Casino Opens in Goa

Posted on March 14, 2008

As reported by the South Asia Post, an offshore casino with 'no-limits' tables, touted as the biggest in South Asia, will open in Goa next month. Aboard a specially commissioned 70-metre long Panamanian vessel, costing $25 million, it will be operated by Creative Gaming Solution, a subsidiary of Mumbai-based Pan India Network Infravest Pvt Ltd (Pinipl), the promoter of the Playwin lottery.

The ship, appropriately named 'Maharajah Casino,' will offer a regal ambience to professional and amateur gamblers out to try their luck at the jackpot. It will initially conduct operations from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. and within a month offer round-the-clock services.

It will be anchored around 20 metres off the Mandvi river in Goa's capital Panaji. Two boats will ferry the patrons to the offshore casino.

The luxury ship, built with imported fire-retardant interiors, will also house a lavish restaurant offering international multi-cultural cuisine, a bar, a live barbecue area on the topmost deck, a sundeck and a variety of entertainment programmes to cater to its clientele.

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