How is NEW CLUB Monstar doing? Monday Night DISCO and almost empty in Angeles City Philippines

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The big challenge that Ultra encountered was not how to get a crowd on a Friday or Saturday night they certainly had some potential on the weekend nights but Monday to Thursday the previous owners simply left it closed and let their other Disco be the "Main Event" without challenge on weekdays, they could clearly understand that there are not enough CLUBBERS in Angeles City Pampanga Philippines on Monday to Thursday to share between 3 clubs.  Monstar has opened but still has no IDENTITY its basically High Society Light with a Korean name and some K-POP songs.

Our advice was to create a POINT OF DIFFERENCE, for example animated screens around the dance floor with Manga type cartoon dancers performing the moves and twerks from famous songs for the girls to copy, drink commission incentives for girls to leave their usual spot in high society as lets be honest if the girls go there the guys do too.

Right now Skytrax are doing such a good job with the Korean customers and it has that home feel for some of the girls this is the challenge for Monstar... creating a successful club is not easy but if its the same old same then people just won't waste their time or money.

Good luck to the owners of Monstar and please remember HIGH Society is already the GO TO CLUB so don't try and compete try to make something that will attract a different crowd.
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Angel Witch Bar at 6pm on a Saturday night in December 2016 with 3 FAT dancers WHAT HAPPENED to one of best bars in town?

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Do a GOOGLE search for Bars in Angeles City and one of the most common names you will read about is Angel Witch Bar, you will see photos of people enjoying the rock music and playing pool but also attached to each guy was a wild bar girl who loved to drink and party with the customers the problem is these photos, posts, reviews and comments were from 2012. Now in 2016 the bar is a shadow of its former self with former manager Mark now at Touch of Class and doing a fine job and Barry no longer with us. The only positive link to yesteryear is Chris who is a great guy who loves the bar and has great fun with customers but the problem is simply the other bars are now so much better from the quality of girls, the sound system, the decoration, the waitresses and most importantly when you look up at the stage you are greeted with 3 yes 3 chubby girls who incredibly are wearing bra's and panties and offering zero sexual attraction to even the most generous of visitors.

We believe the Angel Witch name is still one of the most famous names in town and potential investors and opportunist businessmen would do themselves well to take the bar and KEEP THE NAME and develop it in a way that would bring people back and its simple WILD GIRLS, LOUD ROCK MUSIC and FRIENDLY waitresses in addition to a review of the 3000 take out option which is far too expensive and should be capped at 2000.

This bar would do well to follow the Fire Pit model of 2015 where customers visited, enjoyed and felt that they received value for money

Angel Witch have been very good for many years and their whole line up has pretty much gone over the last couple of years and as many bar owners will say its hard to legally recruit HOT looking girls therefore I would only recommend anyone to buy this bar if they have the network and can really add to the bar and not simply buy and continue the current struggles.

Good luck to all concerned with Angel Witch and we hope it returns to its former glories.
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Chinese Embassy says ready to assist Jack Lam

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Mainland China has voiced its intention to offer consular assistance to the local junket operator Jack Lam. Meanwhile, the Philippine authorities have been inspecting Lam’s gaming businesses since 2014
The Chinese Embassy in the Philippines is ready to offer consular assistance to local junket operator Jack Lam said the spokesperson of the Chinese Foreign Ministry, Lu Kang last week during the Ministry’s regular press briefing. Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has ordered Mr Lam be arrested.
The arrest order for Mr. Lam, the founder of local junket group Jimei Group, was based on charges of economic sabotage and bribery. However, the Philippine leader said last week that he would allow Jack Lam to enter the Philippines and to continue his business in the country if he apologised for bribing an official and paid the correct taxes, Reuters reported.
“On the condition that he lets go of the original contract ... Just pay taxes, don’t bribe anybody,” the agency quoted the President as saying to reporters.
Mr. Lam has been operating online gambling businesses at a former U.S. air force base without a license, the justice department in the Philippines indicated. No immediate comment was released by the junket operator after the Philippine President made the statement, and Mr Lam’s current location remains unknown, according to the news agency.

Looked at since 2014
On the other hand, documents obtained by Philippine news outlet The Inquirer, shows the Philippine state-owned Clark Development Corp. had been inspecting the status of an online gaming firm in Fontana Leisure Parks and Casino (FLPC) in 2014.
The 1,300 illegal Chinese workers rounded up last month were employees at the FLPC.
Clark Development Corp. was initially trying to decide whether to grant the interactive gaming license to Next Games Outsourcing Inc. (NGOI) at Fontana that was distributed by the Cagayan Economic Zone Authority, or to request NGOI to obtain a new permit from the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corp. (Pagcor), reported the news outlet.
The founder of Jimei is not registered as a stock holder of NGOI, a subsidiary of Fontana Development Corp. which is owned by Mr Lam.
The Fontana subsidiary is engaged in business process outsourcing that relates to the gaming industry, such as computer data processing and inbound and outbound contact or call centre services.
Some 11 Philippine citizens and 1,456 foreigners are employed by NGOI.
The president and chief executive officer of Clark Development Corp., Arthur Tugade, who is currently the transportation secretary of the Philippines, had already obtained a resolution in 2014 about authorising the Bureau of Immigration to “blacklist unaccounted foreign nationals of NGOI” from the Subic-Clark Alliance Development Council.
Pagcor and other authorities in the Philippines have recently shut down the casino operations of Mr. Lam in Laoag City in the country.
Moreover, the businessman’s certificate of registration and tax exemption for the 300-hectare casino has been suspended by Clark Development Corp.


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