ricky…panama casinos seem to be really poorly run, hit and miss operations. even the new owners of veneto dont seem to have things in order. management clueless. service still the worst. but with the tide of folks coming here, it seems you probably cant lose. And im sure the envelopes work here as well as they do in the dominican.

you must love running businesses “in the shadows”…

if i had to guess i’d say that the bigger concerns like the veneto might not want your action. but then the hold-em game over at the majestic seems to be run by an outsider. so maybe if they believe you’ll make them good money they’ll let you in.

there are a lot of other casinos that i don’t bother with because they’re small and don’t have hold-em. they may welcome your biz.

panama is a place where the rule of law really only matters to the poor. if you’ve put the right amount in an envelope, and you’ve given it to the right guy, then you’ll probably get what you need.

christ, people kill people, and with the proper connections and bribes they walk free. the gov has backed a lot of sketchy projects too. they seem willing to break their own laws in search of a buck. so what’s a little gambling operation?

these are all just opinions. i don’t run a biz down here. and the only time i’m with the rabiblanco crowd is when i’m sitting across from them at the poker table.

take everything i say with a fist full of salt. and hope that one of my many cult members can shed some light on your questions.

*answer - you throw her off a patilla balcony.

ricky - the Dominican eh? cool. i hate email, so fire away. remember, when you post here you get the benefit of everyone’s knowledge.

i do realize there are some questions you don’t want to ask here. like, how do i smuggle my hooker-girlfriend into panama?

so if you really really need to email me use the contact page, and send your questions on over. i’ll try and answer them. but be warned, they’ll probably just end up here anyway. questions are grist for the mill ricky.

i might not always agree with erics politics at thepanamanews.com either…but i admire his devotion and passion to pursue and write about what he sees and believes. who knows…these are the kind of people that 2000 years from now could be the next religious identities. the prophets and rabbis of old were often stoned or killed for telling the truth about what they saw coming. these days we have some of these same in our midst…who are being silenced by the commercially and politically driven medias and government agencies. the truth is like a “voice in the wilderness”. Carry on Cojito my “wayward son”… :)