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The gambling world is definitely in a big shift!! almost similar to the constant shift of the crypto ecosystem... The older generationx kind of grew up with the analog pattern of gambling such as lottery,, horse racing,, casinos & maybe the occasional poker night cruise... but 4 the  Millennials and Gen Zx era! gambling kind of looks very different, because it has now evolved into more digital era with mobile apps, online sports betting, esports nd even crypto casinos.. They don’t need to do the old school style of dressing up and walkin into a casino anymore! all they do now is casually place a bet in seconds on their mobile devices from the comfort of their home!! i mean they can even decide to place a bet while takin some sh**t ;D no stress.

The interesting part is how this change affects their habits... The older gamblers talk more about the thrill of the game or the social side of going to a casino that gives room for networkin with others from different social backgrounds.. But the GenZ gamblers seem more tech driven, more attracted by instant betting, flashy apps & of course not to forget about the idea of making quick money... On top of that we are begining to see crossovers with the gaming such as loot boxes, skins betting nd even esports gambling!! the kind of things that the older players might not even consider as gambling in the traditional sense of things.

The wonder is that the generational gap is also changing the risks involved too. because it seems like the GenZ gamblers are more vulnerable to quick losses because everything is so fast and available at their fingertips or on the flip side are they actually smarter with money since they grew up in the digital world and know how to use tools, stats and betting strategies better?  or is it that the older gamblers were more patient because they treat it more as entertainment instead of chasing fast profits!!

What do you guys think??? is gambling realy evolving between generationx or is it the same thing but just in a different package or format???

A lot have changed in the gambling world and it does not take much to notice the shift. We have more games to gamble on, more ways to gamble and indeed more options. Today I was enthralled by one of the Telegram casino and it is interesting to noted that they even have sports betting integrated into Telegram both with many other features and new casino games. This was not there those days when gambling was mostly in physical shops and never at the comfort of your house.

A lot has changed and the more technological advancements we keep on having gambling would keep on evolving further...who would have thought that we would get to this point where we can make use of crypto currency to gamble...Gambling isn't what it used to be, it is now fun and has several dynamics that you can explore...we now have a lot of options to choose from as gamblers

The fact that we are not just using our traditional fiat, and one gambler can play in a casino whenever he is on the planet because of the internet, is proof that gambling and the way we gamble change and keep changing. What’s the innovation now could be different in the future.
The only thing that has not changed is our greed and motivation to gamble, as well as our ability to adapt to the evolving technology in the gambling industry. In the past, people were also vulnerable to quick losses because this is gambling; nothing really changes. Some people treat it as entertainment, but most view it as a means to make money, and I don’t think this will change.

All of these are part of what differentiate both sides of generation. Technological advancement has gotten into everything we do, the changes isn't only on gamblers (mentality) but also in the sports, and events we gamble on. Take football for an instance, back then there was no VAR and virtual line assistance, all of these are included to make the sports more interesting for viewers and gamblers to have many options.

It is not about changes rather improvements.

Who is GenZ? People who were born between 1997 – 2012 (ages ~13–28 in 2025).

I doubt they are dominating the gambling field because it involves money and I don't think most of Gen Z have reached their financial independence by now so they can't influence how the gambling evolved and in my opinion, it's Millennials who changed the dynamics of online gambling who grown in both the stages and also pretty much aware of innvoation and technology.

Online gambling is more popular now, and it’s true the results are instant which makes it easier to attract more gamblers because of the easy access. Since the house always has the edge, this only means their income will keep increasing. I think the data would show that the gambling industry is growing both online and land-based.

As for the thrill, it’s the same. The only difference is gambling is easier now, which is why even underage players can still gamble on casinos that don’t require KYC.

These days we also have tons of online games offering variety, and that’s why it feels more fun as gamblers always want to try something new and it’s easy to get hooked. The games that haven’t really changed in my opinion are card games and sports betting, they’ve been around in the past and still going strong today.

I seriously think this depends on the type of country which someone is, in my country it is easily looking like the the Gen Z are been getting exposed to more money at their age than the Millennials had. While this exposure is actually due to the advancement of technology where today we see Gen z getting lots of money off even crypto currencies or other means like even offering specialized technical services. They are then changing the dynamics of gambling because they have actually seen it as a get rich quick scheme way due to their excessive hunt for riches.

The millennials even though are wealthy than Gen Z still gamble responsibly but looking at the current trend of gambling now. There are even more gamblers at ages below 28 than above it currently. Even high school student are heavily involved into gambling and instead of playing safely they go all in. In the past you rarely see schools having counseling on gambling because it was never something young kids go into then but now schools and even countries sets up schemes to teach young children how to gamble responsibly.

The change in dynamics they have done is making gambling look like it is a get rich quick scheme

Gambling do evolve and it is because of technology not because of the generations. If this technology is present in 1800's I am sure they are already have the same gambling format.  Remember the future format is derived from the pre-existing format; thus, it is not because of the generations but the technology available to those generations.  That is what I am thinking about the evolution of gambling.

TL;Dr honestly... But a line(or maybe) a paragraph caught my eyes in the process -- look, the Gen Z's are only going to follow along with the trend of their youth. You can't expect anything different from a boy who was born 20 years ago, who barely has no knowledge of what it means to support a football club in a social environment, let alone how to combo a bet in a coupon stall...

They were almost born on cell phones and raised with it, so they'll rely on it for everything.. it's fun to them just like it was to us, only too strange that they're getting addicted faster than we did. I see a valuable point here too!!

A lot have literally changed in the gambling industry over the years and more is to come because this is the beginning of new technology. In the future more good technology to enhance effective gambling will come and the good thing is that we might be old enough to see the changes. However, I do not wish to be a gambler for the rest of my life. There will be a time, Ill stop gambling for profit and perhaps that time I will be ambling for fun only.

I agree this new generation of young gamblers are more prone to lose money way faster than older and previous generations, that is true. I have seen with my very own eyes how relatively young people dive very deeply into gambling and lose thousands of dollars in a single session only to feel regret and grief during the rest of the year. Actually, we have seen some news here on this section of the forum about young people taking their own life, due to gambling losses, I don't think it was such a common thing to see in the same manner when crypto casinos were not available and one needed to physically travel to a gambling floor to play slots or roulette. It seems gambling I had expanded faster than education about basic terms and topics (like RTP, House edge, and laws of probabilities).

Makes me wonder how easily coming generations could fall for addiction to gambling.

Technology is indeed evolving so fast that any industry is adapting to what is in so to speak. Because if not, they will be left behind by other competitors. Just look at what happened to Nokia, a very classic example that a company should also think of their future. They were marketing phones in simple and sturdy design but the market is changing as people are aiming for smartphones. Hence, their collapse because the market shifted to android phones and iphones. So yes, gambling industry is not an exception. Just look at the VRs that have been developed.

What we honestly don't see is how much money our parents spent on gambling in the past. Back then, there was a lack of information, so we didn't know where people were losing big money. Most older people today used to gamble in brick-and-mortar casinos, so we have limited information about the gambling world of the past.

Only with the advent of social media have those older people learned from their past mistakes, perhaps experiencing greater losses, and are now more able to gamble responsibly. Today, young people, with an open world of information, livestream or post their gambling on social media, have quickly learned that many of them experience significant losses from time to time. We must understand this situation.

And you also understand that the pocket money of parents in the past is very different from that of today's children.

Considering there are so many people around on the internet claiming the old times were better, then I would lean towards believing people used to gamble more in average than most of young people is able to toss into the casino nowadays. I mean, our parents and grandparents were able to get homes, vehicles and raise a family easily when compared to these current times, when getting and home has become so difficult.
Common sense tells me people individually gamble less money than before, but the total number of gamblers has increased so the volume is a net positive for casinos.

You can't relate this to gambling, because you can look at it from another perspective, namely from an economic perspective. The value of their currency and land prices in ancient times were different from today. In fact, many people were still given free land rights by the government because the population wasn't as large as it is now, both in terms of human population and currency. So you have to look at life from a different perspective.

If you could calculate the dollar amount spent in the past and then convert it to today's dollar value, you might think it was the same in ancient times, with many people spending money on gambling, because the value was different.

If Gen Z gamblers can treat gambling as well, nothing to worry about. They will not get addicted to gambling and will consider that gambling is just entertainment. They can have fun and place a bet without stress.

But I guess not all Gen Z gamblers can do that because some of them will lack control and difficult to handle their emotions in gambling. They need to know that gambling is just an entertainment and nothing more.

Gambling is evolving because of technology. That allows Gen Z to play gambling at home. But the key to keep aware of gambling is the same, which is having control.

We live in a digital age and everything has been made easy as a result of technology. Gambling isn't what it used to be in the 90's, people can now gamble from the comfort of their homes without going to a physical casino. Although gen z gamblers might be doing way too much and by that I mean the extent at which they go to just to gamble. With the rise and evolution of gambling it has made more addicts

Yes, it's a ever evolving gambling world. Before we have slots like 3x3 and boring, but in the least 20 years we have developed a very attractive UI and so it could attribute to many people being addicted to gambling and slot games in particular.

I think sports betting will be there as well, but the development could be really on machines and the gambling experience. I remember that we have thread before like VR will be the next thing is gambling. We can play with other players without physically there, with just gadgets on our head hook in our minds and eyes.

Gambling has definitely changed  not in essence, but in form and speed. Gen Z has everything at their fingertips, sportsbooks, online casinos, even bitcoin games. It’s all instant and available non-stop, which increases the risk of impulsive decisions.

Older players were more about the experience, the social side, and the atmosphere, while younger generations are more focused on quick profit. Sure, they might use more tools and statistics, but the fast pace of modern gambling brings its own dangers.

Same behavior new form. Gambling didn’t disappear, it just moved into your pocket (your phone) and became faster, quieter, and sometimes more dangerous.

Somehow they are shaping the online gambling scene since in this generation we all know that gambling is so accessible thru the rise of so many online casinos. We could see the data and current status here https://letsbuildup.org/rise-of-the-digital-degens-how-gen-z-is-shaping-online-gambling-in-2025/

But its not only about their generations since I've seen lots of Millennials are into online gambling scene. I guess its not about the generation but rather the rising technology since anyone could access it whatever age they have.

Also I agree with you that Millennials change the dynamics or shape the online gambling scene. Gen Z is swiftly redefined  it.

You’re correct on this. Gambling innovate based on the current demand and trend of the generation playing it.

There’s always a choice for everyone between different type of gambling per generation which is categorized as classic and so on. Just like technology gambling keeps improving to catch with the consumer demand.

Right now there’s already a lot of Blackjack variant including different side bet which the current generation preferred.

Gambling has evolved into convenience, gamblers can now connect to online casinos from anywhere they are without the stress of walking into a physical casino. And I believe that this is the main reason why the new generation are keying into it, most younger adults likes to work from home and they can easily do so with gambling. Technological advancement is rabidly changing how we do things and it gives us a choice to either do things in the old fashion way or key in to the new innovative ways. The disadvantage of online gambling that is attracting a new generation of gamblers is that we will have more addicts because irresponsible gambling will increase.

Gambling is definitely evolving across generations. For Gen X, it was more about the social aspect lotteries, horse racing, casinos, and the thrill of being in the moment with others. But for Millennials and Gen Z, it’s become digital, instant, and often profit driven kind of attitudes with mobile apps, esports, and even crypto casinos changing the game. The risk is different too Gen Z faces quicker losses because everything is at their fingertips, yet they might also be smarter with tools, stats, and strategies. I still love though traditional whereas Uncle and auntie still relate much :|

Cheap internet and gadgets are changing gambling industry. Change in gambling has nothing to do with Gen Z or Millennials. If Boomers or Silent had so much free time and easy life, they would be gambling as well. People build theory that among Gen Z and Millenials there are a lot of gamblers, in ratio to whole population. 100 years ago the Earth was no so crowded as now, but people gambled also.

Even without the Gen z involvement in gambling activities, the gambling world has being experiencing substantial growth and revolution for awhile now and i think I love the changes now making everything possible and accessible for every gamblers, the digital aspect of it is what I find thrilling but then the outburst charades of addictions is what I don't find funny with.

The more things change, the more things stay the same as the saying goes. While the medium and formats might change, such as "regular" sports versus eSports, you are ultimately still gambling on the outcome with the aim to beat the bookmaker in choosing a winner at good value. Wanting to socialize and be around other people in a real world setting is a good thing for most - people need interaction in their lives. Doing things online is super convenient and fast, but sometimes it actually helps to slow down your play to get more out of the atmosphere - unless your intention is simply to burn through your money as fast as possible. The vast majority of players are not walking out of casino in a profit anyway.

Gambling had already began to evolve since ethe beginning of the digital age. New games came on board even before they were digitallized. In the past, casinos were the talk of the town because many of the old folks didn't just go to casino to gamble but have fun, meet people and make good amount of money.

Though nothing has changed aside from becoming accessible through the internet. Gambling still is what it is. It's fun, it can profit you on the long run. The only thing missing here is the fact that we play without seeing our opponents. We know that there's someone at the other end, but we just don't know who..

Older generation gamblers struggle to understand new types of games, which they consider complex. And older gamblers often struggle to grasp today's advanced technology, such as gambling on mobile phones, which they consider more complicated. This is why older generation gamblers prefer traditional gambling.

New generation gamblers are more into new things and quicker to pick up on modern technology, like online and anonymous gambling. Younger gamblers might come off as more aggressive and tend to spend money faster, often losing it just as quickly. That’s because the games they go for, like slots, are riskier and can drain money fast. On the other hand, older generations usually prefer skill based games like poker.

But, this doesn't guarantee anything, as many older generation gamblers have adapted to advanced technology just as the new generation has.

There are many differences between generations, but the bottom line is that it's gambling. Whether they would be online or traditional, it's still gambling. With the regulations and KYC enforcement, it remains the same, with no notable differences.

It's not a game-changer IMO.

I do submit that the new generation of gambling involves the integration of AI-driven technology to make and create bets. From my observation, the younger generation seems to focus on making money quickly from the games. This is also the reason on why new slot games are created which also integrated "automatic bets" in the process.


The modern age inevitably introduces new generation of players with innovations being applied to almost every aspect of our lives. With that being said, we can also apply this in gambling where some traditional games are evolving into a new and improved game catering to both the old and the new generation.

Few weeks ago, someone was talking about gambling bullying or being bullied as a gambler but that seems to be for gamblers that are still gambling in the old ways of constantly going to the betting house or casinos to gamble while they can still do everything on their phone and still have the same fun as at the betting centres. If I don't tell some of my colleagues at work that I do gamble, non would know because they don't see me in the act and I only do it at the comfort of my home.  But some people go to casino all day and people criticize them about spending all their time and money on gambling without seeking for a better life. The gambling patterns of now is now better and simple.

Things are evolving around the world, and every companies needs to fit in by updating to the new world order. things that used to be hard for our fore fathers are now easy for you, the Internet make it so easy and faster for us today. Before gambling was just the old men things, young people do not get involved in it. reason been that it was a shop kind of game, you have to go to shop to stake your bet, and in the shop is only old men with their pool paper. Young people could not seat with them. But the development of apps and online betting make it easy for anyone to gamble, you can gamble from your bed and any where provided there is an internet.

We are special generation full of opportunities to make money, but the dangerous thing here, is that its hard to stop underage children from gambling, because of the free access to internet. Even when the betting companies prohibit children under 18 of age  from betting, there is not measure to know those under age 18 betting on the site, they will fill wrong age on the site just to have access.  i think the bet sites should demand for birth certificate to reduce underage from betting.

Yeah the fun is still there, those older folks who go to the betting house and casinos experience same fun as the Gen Z's do currently, sometimes even more fun since they could still meet friends over there, make new friends and even rejoice over wins together but the difference is privacy, for instance I can easily bet with any of my device at home without visiting the betting shop but those folks would leave their comfort to go bet in a shop owned by a particular gambling platform and still get discouraged on some certain decisions by friends over there, I visited a gambling shop someday and a particular gamblers decision was to play straight wins on virtual game but some folks discouraged him to play about 4 over 1.5 games, the man ended up losing whereas his preferred decision would've made him win that game, if he had stayed back at home to bet at his comfort zone such won't had happened, he wouldn't had been discouraged.

I think it's more on how gambling is very viewed by different generations. Maybe today they are looking for games that are more thrilling or more sounds and good UI. As compare to before wherein if we see some slots then we are very happy about it.

I just remember back then maybe around 2010 when I used to play in a land base casinos and most of the have old machines. But when I moved to a better casinos, they have the updated one and the game is really very attractive with like the upgraded version.

Mate is not only those that goes to gambling hall or betting hall to gamble that are being bullied, what if you are this kind of person that have friends that knows the you gamble, and may be you gamble on your phone or any gadget at all even when they are around and my be the start saying some stuff to you just because may be they are not gamblers, personally I don't give a fuck about this bully shit, I don't give room for it, I stay on my lane, I know that am a reasonable gambler, I don't give anyone the opportunity to talk to me that way because am a gambler, am a matured person and since am not and extreme gambler, I don't give in to any bully stuff, I think am responsible for whatever action i take, gambling in the comfort of your home is nice but if you know you can also gamble responsibly in the gambling hall there's no problem about that since being reasonable and responsible is what matters much.

That's the new way to gamble now. I think it's just a normal change.

After the pandemic, the gambling industry had to find a way to offer its services, and this is when online casinos and sports betting became so popular. It's not just for Gen X, it's also for the old people or the '90s kids, and the 80s. They are doing the same because it's easier to do it, and you don't need to go out just to place a bet.
It's actually more affordable, too, because the minimum bet is so low, unlike how it is in physical casinos. So, most would pick online betting over going to casinos.

It is impossible for the new Generations with the name of Millennials , X, or whatever , to be something similar to the previous Generations, they are other beings with another type of thinking , it is not bad, if they are going to Revolutionize it is what must be Accepted , not everything can remain the same, the new Generations come with ideas that can revolutionize or delay , it is like that, if it is for good I think it would be welcome, but if it is for Bad it is proven that the old is the Best.

Yeah!! true talk bro i think online gambling is definitely pulling more people in because of that instant results and 24/7 easy access to the platforms..Just like you said! based on the hidden traditions somehow the house always finds a way to win in the end, but another thing is that the speed and convenience that is being offerd kind of gives them that funny illusion that it is easy money and all you have to do is play and the money will be yours to win!!! which  i believe is what makes it so tempting for a lot of younger gamblers out there. The KYC another thing you right about because the truth is that most platforms dont really check or even ask the necessary questions before registeration i think all they do is give you two options of either acknowledging if you are 18 or not and that opens the door for underage gambling which is kinda scary when you think about how addictive some of these apps can be..



Brotherly you are very correct!! the speed and that easy accessibility of online gambling can make losses feel a bit much more harsher on someones mental state...  especially for young people... But maybe the problem is not just about the tech but also the lack of awareness and some basic education around gambling. Personally i feel platforms should be doing more to teach players about RTP, house edge & risks or does it purely falls on individuals to educate themselves and be responsible enough...??

Don't be so positive over what's going to change in the gambling world. Boomers were into slots, slots are now the biggest gambling game and many xillenials are also playing thanks to new forms of promotion like Stake's streaming platform.

So I'd say so long as casinos are continuing to spend a lot on marketing, they can target whoever they want and of course its in their interest to invest in attracting younger people and getting them attached to the most addicting gamblign games that also happen to be the most profitable. These games of course are slots.

Slots have ended up overtaking many games like hore or hound racing because they have close to zero costs to run, no labour, very low support costs etc. The casinos just outsource this completely to outside providers and keep the profits.

I just now read some stats about Las Vegas gambler's age through the years and still it is dominated by people over 24 years and they are around 76% of the total visitors but the average age is dropping too for example it was around 46 in 2019 and in 2024 it is 42 means younger people are visitng more often than before but what I am trying to say they are not defining or reshaped this gambling it's just they increased their participation compared to Millennials.

Two things. The digitsl media has now brought about the new technology which causes a very strong widespread of social media amongst people. The Gen Z, like other generations also came with their own innovations and how such innovations fit into the advancement of gambling today. In the past, gambling used to be an only physically engaged activity or games where two gamblers are unable to gamble until they have physical contacts , it is a thing of the past while presently gambling can be done online without both parties having to have any physical encounter.

Secondly, the Gen Zs form of gambling is evolving especially the financial aspect of it, more gamblers now pay more attention to profitable gambling than just gambling for fun or for little penns. Gambling industries are also making more waves now far beyond the way they were in the past. Gambling companies now sponsor big events unlike in the past. Despite the bad side of it which majorly involves additions and the psychological trauma faced by them, gambling are becoming increasingly popular and accepted within various governments of different countries.

Old school casino is better I think.

The new generations are enjoy in gambling but they lack of social, they're either looking for money or they make the digital world is like their own world. This is sad actually because there's no real interaction at all, you believe what you see on the screen.

People are always looking for the fast and efficient way, now they all have it on our cellphone, without looking at the risk. Now the social interaction is already broken, I don't even know how to fix it.

Nothing changed except for the accessibility for a person to gamble that even gambling ads are being normalized. And for me age doesn't have anything to do how a person gambles.

There are also old gamblers that are impulsive when gambling because of their desparation to change their way of life while there are also GenZ that quickly realizes that gambling is not meant to make money.

Gambling has continued to evolve from the past to the present, as casinos must constantly innovate and adapt to the needs of modern players, namely Millennials, Generation X, Generation Y, and Generation Z, each of whom has unique characteristics in terms of entertainment and technology. Casinos need to keep introducing new features to ensure their services remain relevant and appealing to these diverse age groups. And in the future, this innovation will not stop but will continue to evolve, in line with technological advancements and changes in user behavior.

News flash, it isn't just Millenials and GenZ that are changing the ecosystem, sure they have found it laid out ready for them to use but I think it is the generation born into late 1980-1990 that truly has made all this possible. I remember in 1999-2000 when Eurobet and William Hill were major providers of sport betting and casino games and these very same companies evolved into slot machines and online casinos, in fact William Hill was ahead of his time having created the UK first betting shop in 1934, yet we are talking here about what generation provided all this to nowadays, it is this very same generation that I assume created Bitcoin in first place, I assume the creator of Bitcoin is of such age, also in 2007 online gambling was true to everyone, and at that time Gen zx were still babies or very young boys and girls, in 2011 and up the crypto casinos started spinning up in the web and was immediate success, I think it is not Gen zx who changed the way we see gambling, it is my generation or at least I like to think like it was  ;D.

Like many of you, I belong to the older generation and have lived in both analog and digital environments, so as I navigate this transition, I'm noticing the difference.
The new generations tend to play alone, so everything smart, online, and digital is normal for them.
For my part, being able to play on my phone is convenient, but I've experienced the social side of gambling, and that's sorely missing.
In fact, psychologists have been studying the phenomenon for a while now, because the number of adolescents engaging in gambling (in Italy) is truly high.

No matter how you may want to twist it by the statement given above, it still can't change the fact that gambling now and that of many years ago has not drastically changed in all ramifications. Judging from the medium through which people once gamble, whereby they will have to walk a long distance before seeing a betting center. Unlike today whereby people can now easily gamble right from their mobile phones. Followed by the currency been used for gambling before whereby only our local fiat currency, unlike today that people can now gamble with different currencies, including cryptos, e.t.c and lots more benefits that gamblers below 2010 never had.

While time changes and generations shift, the essence of gambling remains the same, luck continues to play a bigger role than skill. I think, in terms of luck, there's no difference between land based and online gambling, the only difference might be in the betting experience itself. As for casinos, they will certainly continue to update their services and games to accommodate all age groups. With today technological advancements, this is an easy thing to do.

Meanwhile, regarding user characteristics, I see that the older generation prefers to go to land based casinos for classic reasons, they like to interact. Conversely, today younger generation prefers to gamble without much interaction with others, everything is easily accessible with just an internet connection and a smartphone. As for addiction, I feel that the younger generation is more vulnerable than the older generation.

Gambling have become a hot business for most bew generation forks like me and you, quite correct that you already know that there habe been social distancing between gamblers due to introductions of privacy enhance casinos like the cryptocurrency casinos that we have around, this made it open and deliberate for them to go for what the want and not the fun any more.

This is the reason that you see that most, young gamblers have designed ways to only play game that theirbhave high chances of winning,, so that their financial inflows wont be stopped that is passive income

Everything is fast growing and things are change dramatically, couples with this generation that are seemly to impatient in everything they are doing, and of course the loses are so more faster according to their patient level. When talking about old we could hardly finds and irresponsible gambler and even though they most exists the ratio could be that very low compared to the people of nowadays, where they want to effects a change without even knowing the effect and repercussion & magnitudes of what they wanna do. The old took things more commonly and freer than these generations finds everything too difficult for them, especially are not also ready to work or starts little while hoping for a better tomorrow.

This generation has changed the game in a lot of ways, gambling is not what it used to be. Technology has made gambling easier, now people can gamble from the comfort of their homes. The new generation enjoys gambling because it is more fast and efficient compared to primitive gambling. The more technology keeps on advancing there would be more improvements in gambling

Everything evolves in an ever-changing world, and casinos and the way we gamble are also part of that evolution. Everything is within our fingertips, and everything is easy in front of our eyes. As a result, the motivation to play, time, and money allocated all doubled or tripled. People are now seriously gambling to make money, but unfortunately, luck remains on the house’s side, leaving the gambler to struggle.
Gamblers’ fates are still the same, but the house profits grow to a considerable proportion.

Of course gambling has really changed and it's being redefined unlike the other ways of gambling, and people could stay at their comfort zone to gamble without them having to visit any gambling hall or casino house.
Gambling is more fun and interesting above how it was originally seen, in this generation people makes gambling a career and they become that successful with it even if they are more case of addictions at least gambling has reduced lot of crime rate in this our generation.

Its gambling but  not everywhere considers in game gambling as the same level of gambling that a traditional site offers, I do consider it alot similar as its at least similar to a lotto type operation.
   Some countries do recognize games using in game lottery type ticket operations as being gambling and restrict it in some way especially where it involves under age children.
   I dont consider that the best kind of innovation, its highly profitable and has spread widely for that reason.    Its not just this sector that is much altered its across the whole landscape of normal finance and transactions I think is very different to the 90's and previous.   

It is what it is, nothing special about it all because that's how civilization works, newer innovation takes over the old ones, and those that couldn't meet up with the newest tools falls behind which they are known as the old bettors.

In my time of actively gambling, there was only sport betting, nothing like quick profits, you'll have to wait till your predictions are played out, then I quit gambling with that era. Fast forward to this period, aviator is in the industry, and many other quick payout games all in.

I couldn't meet up to play those new games because it comes when it's not my time, anyway, I've lost interest in even trying new games too.

The attitude to gambling does not depend on the age of the player, since among them there are those who treat gambling as entertainment and there are those for whom the goal is to earn money. And one should not think that those people who created rockets, a mobile phone and other vital goods are not able to master the casino game through mobile devices.

It’s not just about attitude, it’s also the opportunity that was offered. Back in the day gambling was only for certain guys, but now anyone can gamble since it’s available online. It increased the chances too, because even if we’re still young we won’t get judged by society, what we do is just between us and the casino.

Before, you had to go to a land-based casino, legal or not. People could see you, and they’d talk about you if you were betting hard, especially if you lost or won big. That alone discouraged some from playing.

I think you're getting it wrong. GenZs didn't do anything. Rather, the technology evolved. There were days where you had to goto the back for even the minute amount of transaction but right now, one could easily make small and large transactions right off their mobile devices. Heck, you don't even need to goto the bank to withdraw money. Technology became accessible to all although there are demerits like the thrill of being in actual casinos with physical locations vs just playing on mobile deuce.

It's wrong to think the state of things will always remain in a constant, non-changing state.

Do people / general public mandates over the market or the markets are the ones which condition people? You are implying is the market (in the case technological and gambling market) which changed the way people risk their money, but there is also some supply/demand mechanics interacting as well, which determines what casinos do in order to attract people. Of suddenly the coming generation was more into gambling in physical locations and prefer to do so instead of gambling on smartphones, then there would be a market adjustment and even the biggest online casinos would start to invest more in physical collations.
People and the generation as a whole did more than you think.

Things are evolving and that's a good thing because we now have different platforms that we can gamble from and making the gamble to be more decentralized instead of having many traffic from only one casino and then they'll decide to want to control everything. Gambling can be done in different platforms and this give us more opportunity to enjoy ourselves. Gambling wasn't as popular as it's presently but that's the difference between the Gen z and the millennials. The world is changing and things are getting more digitalized hence we can't expect things to remind the same forever. Everything is changing and they're doing so for the better of everything.

I am surprised by your approach to presenting the topic, which includes the regular use of exclamation marks as if you consider some moments in the lives of young people more significant, although this is absolutely not true. All this fuss and speed just creates gambling addiction. People are not allowed to comprehend something; the result of the game is instantaneous, and then you are offered to play even more. I do not want to judge, but it seems that it was the social communication that was created offline, that flavor, and everything connected with it that allowed us to really enjoy what was happening. When playing on gadgets, of course, there is more thirst for profit, although we deceive ourselves into thinking that we are having fun. I think there is a big difference, and with each year and each new technology, people are forced to think less and less, and this makes society more manageable.

Generation X or Z... maybe it's a dick on a bike... what nonsense someone comes up with, and what's even crazier is that so many people ride on that nonsense.

Everything is normal, gambling will always be gambling... Now technology is more advanced, and imaginative people can use it and create something different/more advanced. But it's not like we see many new games... mostly it's old games with better graphics and visual effects, but the essence has remained the same.

You have reversed the cause and effect. No generation can change anything. Only business (in the broadest sense) can change something and create new needs, form new patterns of consumer behavior. In this case, this business is the gambling industry. Since the second half of the last century, even consumer demand has been created and shaped by sellers (in a broad sense).

By itself, the new generation will consume what is advertised to them and in the form that will be formed. But of course, the generation itself is taught that it satisfies its tastes, that they decide this, and the business only adapts to their whims. Do you want to play fast? Do you want to play anywhere, anytime? Everything is for you. This is how a new type of gaming behavior is formed. It can be roughly called the "mobile type", whereas before (before the mobile era), gamblers mostly perceived gambling as an anticipation, as a weekend holiday. And mobile consumption eliminates both anticipation and celebration and turns gambling into a routine.

However, this format of consumption brings huge profits to the gambling industry due to its massive size, because the number of gamblers has grown significantly since the beginning of the era of widespread smartphones.

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Things have completely changed & the risk factor has increased exponentially coz of the increased speed, 24*7 available apps & inplay user experience. The gen Z or young men are getting more vulnerable due to this as in the US about 10% of men under the age of 30 are having serious problem gambling issues, and the UK just saw its harm estimates skew younger. Smartphone betting creeps closer to impulsive, instant decision betting; loot boxes are a form of training adolescents in the chance mechanics. So unless people wake up for protection tools and self limiting features these faster pipes and stickier designs will continue to create serious problems.

First, I hate putting lots of people in the same category. Generalizations like "Gen Zs and millenials do this, Boomers do that" seem kinda stupid to me. I've seen many old people(a.k.a boomers) playing online sports betting. The stereotype of "old people go to real casinos, while young people play online" isn't real, if you ask me. The online gambling world is doing just fine. I don't see any major changes happening in the gambling industry right now. Online gambling simply WORKS. You don't change something that works. Maybe AI is the only major factor, which can bring a huge change in the industry. In the future, we might be witnessing more casinos having AI customer support and more gambling games, where AI plays a certain role. Such transition won't be driven by the boomers or Gen Zs. The competition in the gambling industry would force the casino owners to innovate.

Lol, the so called gen z's would not agree with you on this point that gambling would always be gambling, they believe that it is not what it used to be but I get your point...Even though the system has changed and a lot of things we used to know are now enhanced and improved on it doesn't change the fact that it is still gambling...you might as well say that we are doing that old things differently

In the current of digital era many things has been evolved including the gambling that the current generation has been enjoyed gambling technology which people can called it online casino and automatically these conditions too makes new millennial changed the habit that they mostly not really liked to visiting the real casinos and more likely to gambling used online casinos which it can be access using their gadget

But for the old generation they doesn't liked this thing that if want to gamble mostly some of them still more prefer to visiting physical casino that because they thought gambling should be do it manually and against other people besides that some of old generation really do not understand how to used online casino because they were says it's too complicated so in my opinion online casino only belongs to new generation

Since most people play in casinos for the sole purpose of winning, as a result of which they become addicted and eventually lose their money, which they could use more rationally. So maybe it was a good thing that it discouraged some from playing at the casino?

Alot has indeed changed greatly. In the past, gambling was both for fun and for the money. I can say that it is mostly for fun. With the traditional gambling games like animal fights, horseriding, wrestling, chess, drafts etc,  spectators still gather to watch and cheer while the rich and boastful ones place bets to prove superiority and make money as well.

Since ages, gambling has evolved into what we see today that is easily accessible to all. The Gen Zs will obviously love what we have now because of the convenience and ease they get when they gamble. Online gambling has become a thing now among young people. The stereotype on gamblers is really reducing gradually, gamblers gamble from the comfort of their homes while still attending to other aspects of their lives (I am not talking about addicts).

If you introduce some of the current gambling platforms to some of the older generations we're also gunblasts they may find it difficult navigating it simply because it is not something that I used to. I think the basic concept of gambling still remains the same it is just the manner in which they've tried to repackage gambling to make it more enticing to suit the changes in a generation as they come This is why Gen Z's have a different gambling experience from the older people who maybe are more used to gambling with the plenty packaging.

So older gamblers talk about sports betting, strategies and stuff...
Genz plays flashy slots in which you have no chance of ever winning...

In short, old gamblers will still be making money, GenZ will be bankrupting themselves with the "new tech" , lol...


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