VR online casino games take gambling to the new level 🚀

[finaleshot2016]

What’s your opinion? Are VR games something that you would like to have in the cryptocurrency casinos as well?

I read your blog and found it fascinating, I think that the gambling industry will experience many developments and with the addition of many advanced features, it will indeed change the usual environment for the majority of gamblers via cryptocurrency casinos.

Virtual reality games will be suitable for all ages and will surely become popular in the near future.

I don't know if this industry will be an opportunity to invest and create a virtual casino to gamble on a larger scale

In fact, I can't wait when the VR online casino can be made a reality because it will provide a very good experience from the growing development of VR technology in combination with casinos and some of the beautiful bookies that are there will make gambling become real, if this can come true then this is the latest breakthrough in the gambling sector.

Yes it will give an individual a good experience in VR or Virtual reality but I guess it will development more in gaming industry than gambling industry.

As you can imagine, VR in gambling is useless, it'll be the usual way, nothing special unlike in games where we can have a fantasy and sci-fi genres.

Well, if online casinos are very innovative enough and think about something interesting then VR will have a future in gambling industry.

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[South Park]

It is obvious at least to me that there is going to be a great push for this technology, just think about the savings this will bring to the casino industry, while it is obvious that many people are going to like to keep gambling in physical casinos if the environments are realistic enough and instead of bringing a single player experience they make it multiplayer it will not be that different from going to a physical casino with the advantage of being able to gamble from the comfort of your own home.

Nothing beats out when you do really able to make social interactions face to face rather than on seeing people in virtual mode.Its my own preference though but its always a better experience
when you do meet up people on that way but even though this kind of innovation or option isnt a bad idea either because you can really play in the comfort of your home without the need on going
out specially now that we are amidst on a pandemic situation.I cant say that this will really take gambling to new level but it would really be a good add up and it depends already on a gambler
if he would prefer on using it or stick into the conventional way.

I agree when you say that nothing beats playing in a physical casino however there are many inconveniences to do so, probably the biggest right now as you know is the coronavirus pandemic that we are suffering, this is why many casinos despite opening their doors already are almost empty because people do not want to take the risk of infecting themselves with the virus, this technology could offer such people the ability of having a similar experience without any of the risks and that to me is groundbreaking.

[Mauser]

I agree when you say that nothing beats playing in a physical casino however there are many inconveniences to do so, probably the biggest right now as you know is the coronavirus pandemic that we are suffering, this is why many casinos despite opening their doors already are almost empty because people do not want to take the risk of infecting themselves with the virus, this technology could offer such people the ability of having a similar experience without any of the risks and that to me is groundbreaking.

The corona virus seems to be one of the main driving forces in the rise of new online casinos this year. Which could boost the demand for VR casinos in general. Just last weekend again I played some VR games and it's such a different experience than playing on a PC or a console. Casinos should definitely capitalise on such trends and make the switch to VR. If we could get affordable starter packs into VR that would be awesome. Just some glasses and headset if you make a deposit of more than 200$ maybe as a sign up bonus would be awesome.

[finaleshot2016]

I agree when you say that nothing beats playing in a physical casino however there are many inconveniences to do so, probably the biggest right now as you know is the coronavirus pandemic that we are suffering, this is why many casinos despite opening their doors already are almost empty because people do not want to take the risk of infecting themselves with the virus, this technology could offer such people the ability of having a similar experience without any of the risks and that to me is groundbreaking.

The corona virus seems to be one of the main driving forces in the rise of new online casinos this year. Which could boost the demand for VR casinos in general. Just last weekend again I played some VR games and it's such a different experience than playing on a PC or a console. Casinos should definitely capitalise on such trends and make the switch to VR. If we could get affordable starter packs into VR that would be awesome. Just some glasses and headset if you make a deposit of more than 200$ maybe as a sign up bonus would be awesome.

The rise of VR already began during the release of the next-generation console and I doubt that it'll be a boost the demand for VR because it's very expensive.

Well, it's a great experience but VR is most fitted in the gaming industry not in the gambling industry. Probably gamblers don't prioritize misc such as VR, only those rich and want to have a different level of experience in gambling will buy this.

[Saint-loup]

I agree when you say that nothing beats playing in a physical casino however there are many inconveniences to do so, probably the biggest right now as you know is the coronavirus pandemic that we are suffering, this is why many casinos despite opening their doors already are almost empty because people do not want to take the risk of infecting themselves with the virus, this technology could offer such people the ability of having a similar experience without any of the risks and that to me is groundbreaking.

The corona virus seems to be one of the main driving forces in the rise of new online casinos this year. Which could boost the demand for VR casinos in general. Just last weekend again I played some VR games and it's such a different experience than playing on a PC or a console. Casinos should definitely capitalise on such trends and make the switch to VR. If we could get affordable starter packs into VR that would be awesome. Just some glasses and headset if you make a deposit of more than 200$ maybe as a sign up bonus would be awesome.

Do you really think there is a big difference for a casino game between 3D pictures on a screen and on VR glasses? It's not a formula one game, so I'm not sure it's essential but yes VR glasses in bonus would be a pretty good idea.

[2double0]

Do you really think there is a big difference for a casino game between 3D pictures on a screen and on VR glasses? It's not a formula one game, so I'm not sure it's essential but yes VR glasses in bonus would be a pretty good idea.

Isn't it true that phone brands with VR mode like Lenovo can already provide us with this facility and we just need to use a VR glass to see it big? My question is - If I am playing any games, say Baccarrat and want to bet on player or banker but my phone is attached to the VR glass, how will I place a bet without being able to touch the screen?

[Saint-loup]

Do you really think there is a big difference for a casino game between 3D pictures on a screen and on VR glasses? It's not a formula one game, so I'm not sure it's essential but yes VR glasses in bonus would be a pretty good idea.

Isn't it true that phone brands with VR mode like Lenovo can already provide us with this facility and we just need to use a VR glass to see it big? My question is - If I am playing any games, say Baccarrat and want to bet on player or banker but my phone is attached to the VR glass, how will I place a bet without being able to touch the screen?

I think it's just like the way Xbox is working for that kind of thing. AFAIK a camera on the glasses films your gestures and translates them into commands.

[kayvie]

Do you really think there is a big difference for a casino game between 3D pictures on a screen and on VR glasses? It's not a formula one game, so I'm not sure it's essential but yes VR glasses in bonus would be a pretty good idea.

Isn't it true that phone brands with VR mode like Lenovo can already provide us with this facility and we just need to use a VR glass to see it big? My question is - If I am playing any games, say Baccarrat and want to bet on player or banker but my phone is attached to the VR glass, how will I place a bet without being able to touch the screen?

I think it's just like the way Xbox is working for that kind of thing. AFAIK a camera on the glasses films your gestures and translates them into commands.

So, basically it has a censor/kinetic camera or a console with a controller? Or maybe it depends on the device that you are using or being required by them. This could be the greatest idea as of now and no one ever imagines that VR will also be applied to gambling. Let's just hope for better graphics once it was launched.

[CODE200]

We all know how massively awesome it is playing with VR (Virtual Reality) games for we are really like included into the same environment of our avatar used within the entire game. What more if the same thing could be possibly applied into playing casino games? It will be more likely a good buddy to relieve the feel of missing the vibe of playing into a physical casino for you will experience the same feeling if ever it would be made possible to make virtual reality gaming to play online casino games. If ever it would be made possible, I think playing it on VR is like playing on XBox while wearing VR glasses to feel the vibe of like playing on a real physical casino. This will surely be costly of course since it might be the first time (not so sure) that playing casino games will be applied into VR. If ever that would be made, it might be a sure hit for those people who really misses playing into a physical casino and wanted to upgrade their gaming experience from the online casino gaming on monitor into a virtual reality experience.

[CarnagexD]

AFAIK a camera on the glasses films your gestures and translates them into commands.

Yup, and that is why VR isn't a thing now. Any unnecessary movement will also translate into command from your background, thus this will result to any unwanted action from the game. I don't think it is a good idea for interactive gambling especially with crypto though, there is a chance they people could know their identity through it which most of people in crypto casino avoid to happen.

[iv4n]

AFAIK a camera on the glasses films your gestures and translates them into commands.

Yup, and that is why VR isn't a thing now. Any unnecessary movement will also translate into command from your background, thus this will result to any unwanted action from the game. I don't think it is a good idea for interactive gambling especially with crypto though, there is a chance they people could know their identity through it which most of people in crypto casino avoid to happen.

VR is interesting, it's technology that is being developed in past decades, but still many people are unfamiliar with the concept of virtual reality. Gambling and VR is new for many people, and I guess many of us didn't try this yet, to be honest I don't even know where could I try this, and I would have to buy VR equipment... I guess I will try this one day!
I am not sure about classical games and would it be more interesting to play those games using VR, but do you people know about Dragons Tale gambling game? If someone creates a similar game and you can play it using VR, going around islands, trying out a good deal of stuff, that could be very interesting, enough for me to go and by VR set and start playing it.

[johhnyUA]

AFAIK a camera on the glasses films your gestures and translates them into commands.

Yup, and that is why VR isn't a thing now. Any unnecessary movement will also translate into command from your background, thus this will result to any unwanted action from the game. I don't think it is a good idea for interactive gambling especially with crypto though, there is a chance they people could know their identity through it which most of people in crypto casino avoid to happen.

In the game where you sitting all time on the table and only moving your head, this is not a big problem. You don't even need an equipment for your hands, just choosing commands (like draw or call) with your mouse and only moving your head to see cringe faces of virtual opponents.

[livingfree]

AFAIK a camera on the glasses films your gestures and translates them into commands.

Yup, and that is why VR isn't a thing now. Any unnecessary movement will also translate into command from your background, thus this will result to any unwanted action from the game. I don't think it is a good idea for interactive gambling especially with crypto though, there is a chance they people could know their identity through it which most of people in crypto casino avoid to happen.

The graphics could put you into virtual reality but this is very possible in the future if there will be a casino that's eyeing into this upgrade. We can't avoid those future upgrades made by these casinos and even with the continues innovation of technology.

In the game where you sitting all time on the table and only moving your head, this is not a big problem. You don't even need an equipment for your hands, just choosing commands (like draw or call) with your mouse and only moving your head to see cringe faces of virtual opponents.

I agree. Not that much command if it's like A and B buttons are the only two buttons needed for response.

[imstillthebest]

AFAIK a camera on the glasses films your gestures and translates them into commands.

Yup, and that is why VR isn't a thing now. Any unnecessary movement will also translate into command from your background, thus this will result to any unwanted action from the game. I don't think it is a good idea for interactive gambling especially with crypto though, there is a chance they people could know their identity through it which most of people in crypto casino avoid to happen.

v.r is still a thing and this thing is still in under development because there are people that dont touch this with thier hands yet and price can be the factor that holds them from getting a copy . there are v.r in movies or in videos , there are v.r's on games and on other genre's . those genre's that i mention also needs buttons to operate but its seperate from the v.r itself because users will get interupted if thier movements interfers with it  . they can also apply this to gambling because gambling is more risky as its involved real money  .

[Twinkledoe]

AFAIK a camera on the glasses films your gestures and translates them into commands.

Yup, and that is why VR isn't a thing now. Any unnecessary movement will also translate into command from your background, thus this will result to any unwanted action from the game. I don't think it is a good idea for interactive gambling especially with crypto though, there is a chance they people could know their identity through it which most of people in crypto casino avoid to happen.

v.r is still a thing and this thing is still in under development because there are people that dont touch this with thier hands yet and price can be the factor that holds them from getting a copy . there are v.r in movies or in videos , there are v.r's on games and on other genre's . those genre's that i mention also needs buttons to operate but its seperate from the v.r itself because users will get interupted if thier movements interfers with it  . they can also apply this to gambling because gambling is more risky as its involved real money  .

Only few people can get a hand on this kind of gambling experience. And right now, I don't think it is a profitable business. But for sure, they can always get a market for this, those who are willing to spend their money without worrying how much it would charge them. But not seeing this to be a hit in the next couple of years.

[maydna]

Only few people can get a hand on this kind of gambling experience. And right now, I don't think it is a profitable business. But for sure, they can always get a market for this, those who are willing to spend their money without worrying how much it would charge them. But not seeing this to be a hit in the next couple of years.

I think that is because VR games are a new thing that many people don't know, mostly if those who live in the country don't have a good internet connection. Besides that, to buy the equipment is not cheap, and we need to prepare some amount of money to buy the full set.

Perhaps, suppose technology can reach almost all countries, especially the big country or developing countries. In that case, that VR games can grow steadily, and the game can reach more people to try the new experience to play that games.

[Wexnident]

VR is interesting, it's technology that is being developed in past decades, but still many people are unfamiliar with the concept of virtual reality. Gambling and VR is new for many people, and I guess many of us didn't try this yet, to be honest I don't even know where could I try this, and I would have to buy VR equipment... I guess I will try this one day!

Highlighted the parts that would really make VR casino a difficulty at this age. Not to mention that even if they were familiar, a lot of gamblers would probably take a double take if they should buy VR to play in VR casinos or just go to casino instead and spend the money they could've used to buy to possibly win more money in playing. Not that I'm saying all would do that, there are a lot of rich gamblers out there, and buying a VR gear for the sake of a new experience seems quite plausible, but the development of VR isn't at its peak yet. Sure, it may seem interesting at first, but it isn't enough to warrant them to prioritize VR gambling than irl gambling, especially since at their positions, gambling is just a past time as well as a way to socialize with others.

Besides, as I said, they're rich a f and would rather want quality service, VR has some horrid weird-ass controls plus its graphics isn't that all amazing in my perspective, so I'd assume they'd rather go to those big ass casinos that would provide quality service as well as a good environment.

[Google+]

Only few people can get a hand on this kind of gambling experience. And right now, I don't think it is a profitable business. But for sure, they can always get a market for this, those who are willing to spend their money without worrying how much it would charge them. But not seeing this to be a hit in the next couple of years.

indeed only a few people are still willing to do this gambling but when the gambling place has a very good development to create VR as a gambling method in my opinion it is very interesting and can make many people curious and try to gamble using the latest technology.

[finaleshot2016]

Only few people can get a hand on this kind of gambling experience. And right now, I don't think it is a profitable business. But for sure, they can always get a market for this, those who are willing to spend their money without worrying how much it would charge them. But not seeing this to be a hit in the next couple of years.

indeed only a few people are still willing to do this gambling but when the gambling place has a very good development to create VR as a gambling method in my opinion it is very interesting and can make many people curious and try to gamble using the latest technology.

All of the interesting things in technology are probably expensive and I doubt that some gamblers will look forward to it. Even professional gamblers still prefer actual gambling than virtual reality gambling and probably it's a short-term business only.

Gambling VR is a new meta in the industry but VR isn't at the peak right now and only a few gamblers will appreciate it. VR business is not that in demand even in the gaming industry, only a few buy VR for it.

[onrise]

Only few people can get a hand on this kind of gambling experience. And right now, I don't think it is a profitable business. But for sure, they can always get a market for this, those who are willing to spend their money without worrying how much it would charge them. But not seeing this to be a hit in the next couple of years.

indeed only a few people are still willing to do this gambling but when the gambling place has a very good development to create VR as a gambling method in my opinion it is very interesting and can make many people curious and try to gamble using the latest technology.

This could bring some change the way currently gambling industry is working. Existing is all have been playing and young people may like this VR type gambling with different way to look at it. I am interested at least in this type of gambling because I love to explore and quite possible it can have a good success rate as well in future if people start liking it a lot.