VR online casino games take gambling to the new level 🚀

[johhnyUA]

Yes, this is very good. i agree but i suggest to have a physical facilities for this so as the gamblers can use the VR experience that should be provided by the gambling casino.

This is weird 

If you're going to casino, then you obviously don't need any VR, because you're already in casino where you can play with people.

Its been mentioned above that it isnt really necessary to have a headset to be on VR? or its not that possible..

No, this is the only thing you must have - headset. From cheapest (just a Samsung smartphone in a holder) to the best models on a market (which costs around 1000-2000 dollars).

SO this can be another point which hold the VR gambling (not everyone have money and desire to spend money on it)

[Janation]

People will be more addictive in gambling if this becomes very popular, because it's a virtual reality you are not aware of your surroundings you tend to forget the times you are gambling with it, so I will not even try it the cost is also one of the reason why I should pass using this.

The development of the gambling industry implies expanded opportunities for gambling, but this does not mean that the number of addicts will greatly increase.
Those people who are prone to some kind of addiction will be addicted no matter how widespread or popular gambling is.

Totally agree here.

Addiction will not be increased by VR. Let's be real, it will be cool and all but I don't think it will define new and heightened cases of addiction in every country. I think in online games it will be really great, some people might use this in other thing but I guess in gambling it will just be a liability so instead of buying this techs, they will just use it to gamble.

[Saint-loup]

The cost is the major factor and most gamblers will not like to play in a VR casino. Also it will require a high speed internet connection if you need to connected to a VR based online casino. However, in the start only rich gamblers will enjoy it but with time, it will also become cheap and people will be moving to virtual reality games.

Most of people don't need to play in real 3D, they will enjoy the experience even if it is on a screen.
I'm not sure you need a very high speed internet connection for that, but you'll need to install a software, like for the Diamond Casino of GTA.

[Saisher]

Gambling is evolving and Virtual reality gambling is the new innovation, the big disadvantages are people are going to be addictive, and it will cost them a lot, when in fact it's only a fad and there are still no testimonial or proof that it's safe, not addictive and it will help you with your gambling experiences.

[livingfree]

Gambling is evolving and Virtual reality gambling is the new innovation, the big disadvantages are people are going to be addictive, and it will cost them a lot, when in fact it's only a fad and there are still no testimonial or proof that it's safe, not addictive and it will help you with your gambling experiences.

It isn't a big disadvantage. Gambling was known to make people addictive but forgetting how it's also giving fun and enjoyment to us.

Those factors you have mentioned are not new as they are the effects accordingly when you gamble. Addiction depends on the gambler and the cost also depends how you gamble.

[FlightyPouch]

To tell how online casinos will look, we should take a look on how most modern VR games look like. Here is Half life:

I do not know what do you think, but for me it's pretty good. It's hard to do a good game with open world in VR, but it;s easy to do highly detalized table with players and cards, for example. So i think it is a good idea. The problem is that for such games you need to spend some money on VR equipment, which will cots 300-400 dollars. Not many people have such opportunity and desire.

It looks amazing but I don't think it will be a bangers for the gamblers. I think this really suit those gamers and those games that they love transferring into VR but we can do slots and dices without VR. We can still do poker, blackjack and roulette without it. I guess they could test gamers on VR chat by adding a dimension there where they could gamble, still, I think it will still be for gamers and not gamblers.

[target]

To tell how online casinos will look, we should take a look on how most modern VR games look like. Here is Half life:

I do not know what do you think, but for me it's pretty good. It's hard to do a good game with open world in VR, but it;s easy to do highly detalized table with players and cards, for example. So i think it is a good idea. The problem is that for such games you need to spend some money on VR equipment, which will cots 300-400 dollars. Not many people have such opportunity and desire.

It looks amazing but I don't think it will be a bangers for the gamblers. I think this really suit those gamers and those games that they love transferring into VR but we can do slots and dices without VR. We can still do poker, blackjack and roulette without it. I guess they could test gamers on VR chat by adding a dimension there where they could gamble, still, I think it will still be for gamers and not gamblers.

VR is mostly for gamers. You as a gambler wouldn't mind how pixillated the graphics as long as you can bet and win, thats what matters the most.  We have been playing around for years with just dice that we can only see number rolling from 100 to 0 but each bet still thrills.

But it would be exciting if VR devices will emulate our facial reactions when pplaying poker. It will be great to just bluff everytime.

[South Park]

Now this one is new, I never thought casino games will come to the virtual reality. I don't know if this kind of game will become popular since VR games are not yet fully recognized and most of its games are bugged and not that worth it to buy a VR since you find it in the market so expensive. The people who can play it are those who already have one because you cannot just buy EXpensive VR just to play except you are someone who doesn't really care about his expenses for the sake of having fun.

I think as well that it is a little bit soon to try to develop casino games that use virtual reality technology because the technology is still at the earliest stages, however I really think that the development of virtual reality casinos is inevitable and it will bring a completely new experience to gamblers all around the world, and when you add the pandemic we are going through I'm pretty sure that many gamblers are going to like the possibility of gambling as if they were in the casino but in the comfort of their own homes.

[carlfebz2]

People will be more addictive in gambling if this becomes very popular, because it's a virtual reality you are not aware of your surroundings you tend to forget the times you are gambling with it, so I will not even try it the cost is also one of the reason why I should pass using this.

The development of the gambling industry implies expanded opportunities for gambling, but this does not mean that the number of addicts will greatly increase.
Those people who are prone to some kind of addiction will be addicted no matter how widespread or popular gambling is.

Totally agree here.

Addiction will not be increased by VR. Let's be real, it will be cool and all but I don't think it will define new and heightened cases of addiction in every country. I think in online games it will be really great, some people might use this in other thing but I guess in gambling it will just be a liability so instead of buying this techs, they will just use it to gamble.

We cant say that it wouldnt heighten up addiction or interest of people when they do know that they can able to use VR's into their place and of course there would huge major changes
on this one when it comes to user experience.

VR's might be only popular or commonly heard on gaming industry but it is actually possible to be applied in gambling but wondering on how long it would really be developed
and if there would be companies or business owners would consider such innovation or changes.

[Janation]

VR's might be only popular or commonly heard on gaming industry but it is actually possible to be applied in gambling but wondering on how long it would really be developed
and if there would be companies or business owners would consider such innovation or changes.

I didn't say that they won't be interested in this but I don't think it would add more addicts.

Despite the technology that they are using, at the end of the day they are still gambling. It would really heightened the experience of a gambler since it is a new platform but since we are talking about gambling, gamblers will be the ones using it, others might try it but I don't think it would be at that point where they will be addicted. Another thing is that they might suspect those games in VR to be not fair or tampered by the casino, that is the anwer of my friend when I ask him about this matter.

[FlightyPouch]

But it would be exciting if VR devices will emulate our facial reactions when pplaying poker. It will be great to just bluff everytime.

Going home, I told this to my co-teacher and he's laughing because he knows that gamblers would not be addicted to that. But he added that instead of these casinos having big machines inside, why not just a headset and a VR component and they will just sit there with additional experience and effect that they wanted to. Still, we're just having fun and I think that wouldn't still be popular, don't you all think?

[sunsilk]

It looks amazing but I don't think it will be a bangers for the gamblers. I think this really suit those gamers and those games that they love transferring into VR but we can do slots and dices without VR. We can still do poker, blackjack and roulette without it. I guess they could test gamers on VR chat by adding a dimension there where they could gamble, still, I think it will still be for gamers and not gamblers.

We're going to the generation where most of the things are going fully digital. It won't be long that casinos will also become VR as there are games that's already into this type of reality.

That will give another experience and that's what others want, to experience new things related to gambling. I think that it will be a fun experience if there will be a VR casino and you only have to wear that device on our eyes, I forgot that device's name.

[johhnyUA]

but we can do slots and dices without VR. We can still do poker, blackjack and roulette without it.

It's more atmosphericб don't you think so? You 're on gambling table with another players, can move your head, hands and so on 

It will be great to just bluff everytime.

Ahaha, i think that there will be a big problem with emotions  it's really hard to make them good, and for now there no even such technology to track player emotions and translate it to the VR. I think there will be few simple emotions, with realization something like that:

[qory]

It would be good to experience this VR online casino games it would be like you are in a real casino playing but the thing is that I think it would be hard to create 3d games casino using cryptocurrency also i think VR equipment is little bit expensive and not so much people are going to buy that expensive equipment just to play online casino.

[carlfebz2]

VR's might be only popular or commonly heard on gaming industry but it is actually possible to be applied in gambling but wondering on how long it would really be developed
and if there would be companies or business owners would consider such innovation or changes.

I didn't say that they won't be interested in this but I don't think it would add more addicts.

Despite the technology that they are using, at the end of the day they are still gambling. It would really heightened the experience of a gambler since it is a new platform but since we are talking about gambling, gamblers will be the ones using it, others might try it but I don't think it would be at that point where they will be addicted. Another thing is that they might suspect those games in VR to be not fair or tampered by the casino, that is the anwer of my friend when I ask him about this matter.

We cant jump up to conclusions unless we do see it on our very own eyes if addiction rate will be just the same or would heightened up since this innovation hasnt been created yet as of this moment
but it would be also a good add up if they would consider it to be develop.

About fairness then if your friend do tell about being not fair or can be tampered then gambling or platform owners should be aware and resolved this possible issue
because if they dont then it will just be still useless.

Playing on a new trend but it compromises fairness will be just a garbage.

[jademaxsuy]

We cant jump up to conclusions unless we do see it on our very own eyes if addiction rate will be just the same or would heightened up since this innovation hasnt been created yet as of this moment
but it would be also a good add up if they would consider it to be develop.

About fairness then if your friend do tell about being not fair or can be tampered then gambling or platform owners should be aware and resolved this possible issue
because if they dont then it will just be still useless.

Playing on a new trend but it compromises fairness will be just a garbage.

Actually this is not really the new trend of gambling opinion, VR devices are existing and not really new inventions as to the gambling platforms where it has been old into ages but still working. There were really no innovations done here but only integration of the available resources to make a good experience in gambling. But this is not guarantee that it could change the new ways of gambling and to me this is not ideal. I am not open to this type of gambling but I suggest to use computers first and make their platform interactive like in those gaming industry.

[DevilSlayer]

It looks amazing but I don't think it will be a bangers for the gamblers. I think this really suit those gamers and those games that they love transferring into VR but we can do slots and dices without VR. We can still do poker, blackjack and roulette without it. I guess they could test gamers on VR chat by adding a dimension there where they could gamble, still, I think it will still be for gamers and not gamblers.

We're going to the generation where most of the things are going fully digital. It won't be long that casinos will also become VR as there are games that's already into this type of reality.

That will give another experience and that's what others want, to experience new things related to gambling. I think that it will be a fun experience if there will be a VR casino and you only have to wear that device on our eyes, I forgot that device's name.

The is a unique feature if a certain online casino will offer VR games, I do not know if is there some casinos right now that are offering that kind of feature. For sure it is still in the testing phase where they studying and researching if it will boom in the gambling industry. If you will ask me if it is good, my answer is yes and I wanted to try it for real. If it passed my expectations then it is good and it will lead me to use it more. But there are also cons in using VR especially for those who are not used to it because it can lead to dizziness and some hurt in eye if it used too long.

[finaleshot2016]

Yes, this is very good. i agree but i suggest to have a physical facilities for this so as the gamblers can use the VR experience that should be provided by the gambling casino.

This is weird 

If you're going to casino, then you obviously don't need any VR, because you're already in casino where you can play with people.

Maybe he is referring to a place like internet cafes where they can rent VR because it's very expensive and can't be bought by a normal gambler who wants to experience it. But yeah, it will be no sense if you will just go outside of your house just to play, there's no difference in going to an actual casino.

I remember the anime SAO (Sword Art Online) where they'll just chill in their own house and play VR games. Virtual Reality is an indoor activity, I still prefer an actual casino if I will still go outside and pay for VR experience.

[Tipstar]

I've tried VR and they have a great potential. I wonder why are we still not able to push VR to every people's home. With the current pandemic situation, the importance of virtually being present is seen on every sectors. Many traditional gambling spots has gone online through video streaming. To enhance the experience, they can implement VR tech. But for it to be equally utilized, VR tech should be handy on every households.

[Beparanf]

I've tried VR and they have a great potential. I wonder why are we still not able to push VR to every people's home. With the current pandemic situation, the importance of virtually being present is seen on every sectors. Many traditional gambling spots has gone online through video streaming. To enhance the experience, they can implement VR tech. But for it to be equally utilized, VR tech should be handy on every households.

VR era in my country happens 2016 or 2017, or its was only the time I bought it seems many games and videos are able to watch with a 3d effect. If many popular casinos will provide VR option it wil be a hit to millenials as they can appreciate the excitement it can bring, VR suits well also in some live online casino as if we are literally in the table betting or even in some sports games.