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After several years of hanging around at Singapore MBS 睹场, Lim beh noticed many type of people regardless of local Singaporean or foreigners. I am about to summary into TOP 8 common type of people in this article, if i missed any of the type, please leave a comment in this blogspot to let me know. ** This content is originated & created by ECLBET Editor.   8) The "Ah Beng"  a.k.a 做大戏的人 This type of people are easily seen and noticed even you are distanced away from them, normally their sound reach you first, their screams and their excitement is all over the place. Winning or losing is nothing to them, they just like to express their expression. Normally it surrounded by curious (Kay poh) player thinking “ Wa this table sure sibeh heng 1 if not why this Ah Beng so excited”. If you never go near, you will probably thinking he place a very big amount, but when u go near, you will scold in heart  ‘KAN NI NA ! , play so small still scream so loud’ ...

In this competitive society especially in Singapore, 5 figure salary will always be our target to achieve. 5 figure a month able to consider above average or high income in Singapore. To achieve their target , Singaporean normally work 2 jobs, 1 full time and another part time. Working from 9 a.m to 6 p.m is already a normal routine to us, it doesn't matter you like it or not, we still have to do it. Story are very different from this young man I know, Jeremy. He is 28, used work in a engineering firm after graduated from university. He used to work for 10 hours a day, struggling to make ends meet, barely have any saving, questioned about his ability all the times. In the early of 2018, he picked up some bad habits. Yes, and this bad habit give him more freedom in time and purchasing power.  The Bad Habits He spent about 1-2 hours everyday on ECLBET , an online entertainment website. He told me that normally he would start it off with small amount, to ...

What you can do with SGD20 in Singapore today? Possibly a meal will easily cost more than SGD20 today. I believe you wouldn't agree more. Singapore today what also raise in price, the only thing that rarely raise is our salary. But we have no choice ma, you can complain complain but we still have to wake up in the early morning work right ? The crowded SBS (Bus)  and SMRT (MRT) is so common especially working hour. No choice la you think only you go to work at this time meh. Back to our topic, what option you really have to quit this rat race ? With SGD 20 , I think most of our answer will be buy 4D. Some will say do invest, such as buying stocks. That was also my first though after graduation, I was trapped in this Rat Race, repeat every day, every month and I believe it will repeat every year as well. You should also realize it by now. That was me until I discover my real life friends is earning about 1000 SGD almost everyday, for sure ...

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The best clubs in Singapore are hard to keep track of because of the fast paced nature of the city and its ever evolving tastes. Whilst the clubbing scene in the city has grown exponentially over the last decade, nightclubs seem to open and close periodically, with even the longest running and best loved of them all, Zouk, under threat of closure.  This list of the 5 best clubs in Singapore (that are still open) will keep your faith in Singapore’s vibrant, yet ever changing clubbing scene. We hit the party hotspots of Singapore regularly so with this dynamic guide you can be assured that you won’t look foolish looking for Home Club (it’s reopened as CANVAS Singapore), or the already closed Avalon on the Marina Bay.  Top 5  Trace Club  Clarke Quay Trace Lounge is one of the latest clubs to set up at Clarke Quay, the epicenter of Singapore’s after-dark action. Located on Magazine Road next to Central Mall and just a few minutes’ walk up th...