Medellin Reports

I realize this is a bit off topic, but does anyone know if the casinos in Medellin have sports books? Or are there any other places to bet on sports in Medellin? Such as betting parlors or the like?

This is the kind of info that helps the next guy out. I'm heading there in a week and will be at HMP 2. My Spanish is much better each trip. I will hit all the places mentioned by Wilt. I have been to the El Centro strip clubs but not the higher end joints. A year ago I took a Las Americas dancer to the beautiful Nutibara Hotel for serious sweaty fun. I enjoyed her action she was sexy and fun. Cost was 50,000 to LA and forgot what I gave her, maybe 100/150,000 for TLN. I'd do it again in a heartbeat. Thanks again Wilt for the great info.

[QUOTE=WiltTheStilt; 1465195]Oe, llaves, here is a little info on MDE as I have been here longer than planned (cancelled Lima trip due to a cold).

OK, there are some new places. One is Liquid Lounge. I went when the place was opening because I was in the area. It is a bit difficult to find, but it is in Barrio Colombia and the address on their Facebook page is correct. It is 20K COP to get in, that also entitles you to two drinks at the bar. Given that there was a not a SOUL inside when I arrived, I found it odd that the doorman tried to charge me to get in. It didn't take much persuading to get him to let me just check it out. I dig the interior, spacious sofas, bunch of TVs, Playstation stuff, etc. The upper floor is a VIP room with stripper poles and so forth. I will come back to check out some NFL action, I suppose. I am undecided on the place, I will have to go back when there are some actual people there. I did notice that they discouraged Colombian dudes from coming, but if you have a dollar in your pocket, they will take it I am sure...[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=AcesAndEights;1465366]I realize this is a bit off topic, but does anyone know if the casinos in Medellin have sports books? Or are there any other places to bet on sports in Medellin? Such as betting parlors or the like?[/QUOTE]I am headed to MDE in November and wondering if there is any poker rooms?

Anyone have any experience with this outfit? [url]http://www.parceritas.com/index.asp[/url]

Cheers,

B D

[QUOTE=AcesAndEights;1465366]I realize this is a bit off topic, but does anyone know if the casinos in Medellin have sports books? Or are there any other places to bet on sports in Medellin? Such as betting parlors or the like?[/QUOTE]There is little if any sports gambling at the casinos. You can bet ponies or greyhounds at the track or from books around town. There is gambling on jai alai maybe but I have not seen it in MDE. Cock fighting as well, seems more prominent on the coast.

I know a few years ago Intralot was operating some sort of sports book operation, primarily international football (soccer). I do not know if that is still the case. They had the exclusive contract. There are bookies to bet futbol for sure, ask doormen and they will probably know

Hello All, Private party this Friday at Liquid lounge in barrio Colombia at 9:00 PM, no cover, all who are in Medellin this week are welcome to come.

Or PM me for details

[QUOTE=Big Dogie; 1465494]I am headed to MDE in November and wondering if there is any poker rooms?

Anyone have any experience with this outfit?

[url]http://www.parceritas.com/index.asp[/url]

Cheers,

B D[/QUOTE]Poker is not terribly popular but yes there are casinos that have it. Simpler table games like blackjack and roulette are very common.

[QUOTE=Socker;1465491]This is the kind of info that helps the next guy out. I'm heading there in a week and will be at HMP 2. My Spanish is much better each trip. I will hit all the places mentioned by Wilt. I have been to the El Centro strip clubs but not the higher end joints. A year ago I took a Las Americas dancer to the beautiful Nutibara Hotel for serious sweaty fun. I enjoyed her action she was sexy and fun. Cost was 50,000 to LA and forgot what I gave her, maybe 100/150,000 for TLN. I'd do it again in a heartbeat. Thanks again Wilt for the great info.[/QUOTE]You can still get the girls for 200K COP total TLN out of those centro joints, some for less, in rare instances a bit more. I have only been to Bar Las Americas once. It has kind of a fucked up schedule.

Fase II girls charge 300K COP TLN but the multa (bar fine) is 170K. I have a couple lady friends there who come to see me on their off days for 250K or 300K TLN, much better for both parties involved. Ditto for my SD friend, usually it's more like 7PM to 3 or 4 AM, but that is effectively TLN for 250K. Of course your mileage may vary. I am not the most stunning chap but I am a young-ish guy with some charisma. I find I have no trouble getting whatever I want in terms of extras, but I know some have said they find it difficult (extra time, anal, bb whatever, etc).

If you guys are here now, I will probably go to that Liquid Lounge thing Friday, barring my hands filling up with 18 year old spinner I have recently befriended here. Her pussy is so shallow, it's like diving into the kiddie pool. She is pretty touch and go with availability (HS student) but when she is around, mmmmmmm, quite a delight.

I will probably check out La Isla and Luna Lunera soon just as a matter of interest, see what's good there. Has anyone been up to Leutron lately? I have never sessioned there but I admit I have thought about it.

Another question, has anyone managed to track down the Universitarias spot? Large building, at least six stories and maybe 10. Rooftop bar where you pick your girl (all very clean and fresh faced) , sauna, turco, etc. I cannot find this fucking place for the life of me. I went four years ago and I would love to return.

Anybody here now or coming soon, feel free to PM. Obviously I can give more details privately on girls, party stuff, etc. Enjoy Medellin, gentlemen.

[QUOTE=WiltTheStilt; 1465565].

Another question, has anyone managed to track down the Universitarias spot? Large building, at least six stories and maybe 10. Rooftop bar where you pick your girl (all very clean and fresh faced) , sauna, turco, etc. I cannot find this fucking place for the life of me. I went four years ago and I would love to return.[/QUOTE]I think you are talking about the old Intercontinental en el centro, obviously jot the one in Las Palmas, if so it is closed. For a daytime spot to have a drink, try the cafe on the top floor of the english school columbo americano or something like that in el centro.

HB

[QUOTE=DetJunky; 1465544]Hello All, Private party this Friday at Liquid lounge in barrio Colombia at 9:00 PM, no cover, all who are in Medellin this week are welcome to come.

Or PM me for details[/QUOTE]My e mail said it starts at 10 pm

[QUOTE=Hanshin Baka; 1465579]I think you are talking about the old Intercontinental en el centro, obviously jot the one in Las Palmas, if so it is closed. For a daytime spot to have a drink, try the cafe on the top floor of the english school columbo americano or something like that in el centro.

HB[/QUOTE]Hmmmm, perhaps, but I am not so sure. This place was run by a little older lady, she had reddish hair and was very formal. She was the owner. She would greet you downstairs and then take you to the roof to see the girls. I was opening late afternoon, evening and night, but not too late. The girls were all 19-21, very fresh and actual university students. I had a lovely time there but soon after I met my ex and stopped really whoring around for a while.

[QUOTE=WiltTheStilt;1465195]Oe, llaves, here is a little info on MDE as I have been here longer than planned .[/QUOTE]Yes, señor, Thanks for the Medellin update!

As you may have read in the news, the rural strikes have now reached the cities and gained support from students and other pissed off people. I would not say it is a volatile political climate, but this is as tense as I have seen things in five+ years.

I would not be concerned from a safety standpoint, that's overblown, but know that in these days the city and the mongering action is pretty subdued. Yesterday and today a lot of girls who live outside the city center (in Bello or Castillas or Sabaneta or Itagui or Envigado or whatever) are just staying home. Clubs are slow, streets are empty and businesses are closed.

This should blow over pretty quickly, but it is something to be aware of.

Anyone in MDE now? What's the situation? Are there protests going on? Causing any disruptions to transport?

[QUOTE=WiltTheStilt;1465755]This should blow over pretty quickly, but it is something to be aware of.[/QUOTE][url]Http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=my3doRW-HWA[/url]

[QUOTE=Arjay;1465820]Anyone in MDE now? What's the situation? Are there protests going on? Causing any disruptions to transport?[/QUOTE]There is increased traffic because the truckers are clogging up some highways and some streets are closed here or there. Overall I think the worst of the disruption was yesterday and some traffic jams today. I went to go to the Jumbo on Calle 65, usually a ten minute ride, I gave up after ten minutes sitting on one street. My friend came down from Castillas and she said the traffic sucked, she was almost a half hour late and she is typically very punctual (rare for a Paisa, I know!).

TweedleD, not sure what the Watts video was about. Reminds me of the time I was in Vancouver and there was a small riot (2011 Stanley Cup). People there apologized profusely to me as a foreigner. I told them, don't sweat it, I lived in LA back in 1992!

NCL Pimp, I got your PM dude but your inbox is full. Delete some messages and send me another PM, we can talk then.