What will be the next big industry move?

[KTChampions]

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Haha. I think that most of today's gamblers will remain to play in our usual online and land-based casinos because we are already used to it. Of course we want a new experience but I don't think many of us will be able to spend time in the metaverse on a daily basis. In my opinion it is similar to the way they once released TVs with 3D that almost no one watches at home now.

Great example! I even managed to forget about this phenomenon, although quite recently it seemed so cool and progressive. There were also Google glasses and several other similar projects.
In general, to be honest, now the Metaverses at this level of technical development cannot offer something really necessary and the projects that I see now (or their discussions) remind me of the "solution in search of a problem" scheme.

[herurist]

we are still going there and innovations like this will continue to happen and cannot be avoided at this time.
but on the other hand sometimes we see that economic progress like this adds to the burden for those who are difficult to move and will only benefit a few parties. On the other hand, the development of times like this is sometimes always misused by some irresponsible people as well.
The metaverse will indeed be very interesting to follow, because there must be something interesting to see, both positive and negative.

The innovations will grow after many companies manufacture realize the demand for VR gadgets increases, which can trigger massive production of VR gadgets. And they need to search or invent a cheap cost material for the VR gadgets that can be useful for massive production. Once they can get that, the cost to create 1 VR will not be too high and that can make the VR gadgets price reduce because they want to target many customers who want to feel the VR experience.

this would indeed be very good but we also can't rule this out from people who want their own profit there.
Let's take an example when things that are made like sophisticated technology are still very expensive, so there is an intention to make imitations at lower prices.
it will be very good when competitors find something cheap enough so that they can mass produce products, but the problem is we also have to be able to look at the quality because sometimes more and more cheap goods will make the quality tend to be less good even though it is not all like that .

[decodx]

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Haha. I think that most of today's gamblers will remain to play in our usual online and land-based casinos because we are already used to it. Of course we want a new experience but I don't think many of us will be able to spend time in the metaverse on a daily basis. In my opinion it is similar to the way they once released TVs with 3D that almost no one watches at home now.

Great example! I even managed to forget about this phenomenon, although quite recently it seemed so cool and progressive. There were also Google glasses and several other similar projects.
In general, to be honest, now the Metaverses at this level of technical development cannot offer something really necessary and the projects that I see now (or their discussions) remind me of the "solution in search of a problem" scheme.

Well, I respectfully disagree. The metaverse, as I see it, is not just a passing trend, primarily because I believe the Internet as a whole is moving in the same direction. Although Facebook represents perhaps the largest effort in the field today, there are already dozens of companies working in this area, and even more are gearing up to. The idea has all the makings of a viable business and a completely new class of tool that will improve the interactions of millions of people who are growing ever more dependent on the Internet.

I think that this is not only because of the ongoing ascendancy of social networking, but also because of the underlying cultural changes that have happened in the last decade, particularly in the way we communicate. Internet-based social networking has simply made the self-expression of our souls ubiquitous in unprecedented ways.

I think the metaverse is the logical next step, where our physical reality will be even more intertwined with virtual reality . Rather than an entirely separate world, it will blend together so seamlessly, we will no longer even need to distinguish them. It will be one big, whole world, where information flows freely between the two. The vision of a node-only internet, one where each individual is confined to his or her own vessel, will be lost forever.

[dothebeats]

Metaverse or not, most gamblers would still use the old platforms. They'd stick with the games that they're most familiar with since most of their goal is to win money and not drive innovation. Ultimately, the players will still decide what direction will the industry head to, but I guess it is more of the same.

What I'm keen of is the improvement of existing platforms. Not saying something is broken, just that any improvements can be a great help.

[mv1986]

Metaverse or not, most gamblers would still use the old platforms. They'd stick with the games that they're most familiar with since most of their goal is to win money and not drive innovation. Ultimately, the players will still decide what direction will the industry head to, but I guess it is more of the same.

What I'm keen of is the improvement of existing platforms. Not saying something is broken, just that any improvements can be a great help.

Besides money it is also about pleasure, and when it comes to pleasure you can see that most gambling sites which really dominate the market in their respective area are quite modern compared to what the games looked like years ago. Pokerstars for Poker, for example. Nobody would use a platform that looks like total trash.

That is where metaverse could, and I say COULD, come into play when the technology providers manage to present the players with a solution that really makes games more enjoyable. Whether that happens or not, I don't know. But never say never to new technology trends.

[molsewid]

Once a gambler is comfortable with the site, he will not move to the other websites, even if the other site gives many things to attempt for that gambler. He will not feel that the new thing will give more challenge to him as he already gets what he wants. But still, some gamblers can try new things such as Metaverse or VR technologies but he can back to his old platforms since those platforms give him comfortable feelings. Hm, it could be an upgrade from the existing platforms and introducing the new technology on their site will be better, especially if the site can invite some gamblers to be their beta tester.

That's the importance of building a good and reputable gambling online site because of having a loyal customer should be the one of the top priorities and of course could boost up the gambling site reviews that could give them also a plus point to attract more gamblers. However, talking about the big industry moves metaverse seems to have a great future ahead like NFT and to be honest I am so excited for this new platform feature that would came into action.

[madnessteat]

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Haha. I think that most of today's gamblers will remain to play in our usual online and land-based casinos because we are already used to it. Of course we want a new experience but I don't think many of us will be able to spend time in the metaverse on a daily basis. In my opinion it is similar to the way they once released TVs with 3D that almost no one watches at home now.

Great example! I even managed to forget about this phenomenon, although quite recently it seemed so cool and progressive. There were also Google glasses and several other similar projects.
In general, to be honest, now the Metaverses at this level of technical development cannot offer something really necessary and the projects that I see now (or their discussions) remind me of the "solution in search of a problem" scheme.

In my opinion, today the metaverse is just a way to attract attention to the project. The same can be seen in many projects launching NFT, which have no real application and have nothing to do with the economics of the project. Naturally such projects fade quickly. Many projects working on the metaverse expect the same prospects and only teams creating something unique will succeed. 

[mv1986]

Besides money it is also about pleasure, and when it comes to pleasure you can see that most gambling sites which really dominate the market in their respective area are quite modern compared to what the games looked like years ago. Pokerstars for Poker, for example. Nobody would use a platform that looks like total trash.

That is where metaverse could, and I say COULD, come into play when the technology providers manage to present the players with a solution that really makes games more enjoyable. Whether that happens or not, I don't know. But never say never to new technology trends.

I differ here. Gambling may be for pleasure but it gives you only tension and anxiety. That's why it's banned in many countries. You bet and lose and keep betting to make up your lose and that's how gamblers lose money. The winner in gambling is the platform that provides services.

No that is not exactly what I meant. I wasn't saying that it is not about money, I was saying that IF you play anyway, you would probably use a well developed application or website over one that looks like Stone Age. I totally agree with what you said, I just think that technology that provides this pleasure factor will gain momentum in the future in terms of number of players.

[KTChampions]

Great example! I even managed to forget about this phenomenon, although quite recently it seemed so cool and progressive. There were also Google glasses and several other similar projects.
In general, to be honest, now the Metaverses at this level of technical development cannot offer something really necessary and the projects that I see now (or their discussions) remind me of the "solution in search of a problem" scheme.

Well, I respectfully disagree. The metaverse, as I see it, is not just a passing trend, primarily because I believe the Internet as a whole is moving in the same direction. Although Facebook represents perhaps the largest effort in the field today, there are already dozens of companies working in this area, and even more are gearing up to. The idea has all the makings of a viable business and a completely new class of tool that will improve the interactions of millions of people who are growing ever more dependent on the Internet.

I think that this is not only because of the ongoing ascendancy of social networking, but also because of the underlying cultural changes that have happened in the last decade, particularly in the way we communicate. Internet-based social networking has simply made the self-expression of our souls ubiquitous in unprecedented ways.

I think the metaverse is the logical next step, where our physical reality will be even more intertwined with virtual reality . Rather than an entirely separate world, it will blend together so seamlessly, we will no longer even need to distinguish them. It will be one big, whole world, where information flows freely between the two. The vision of a node-only internet, one where each individual is confined to his or her own vessel, will be lost forever.

If you noticed, I made an important clarification - the current level of technical development.
When virtual reality is at least a little closer to reality (to transmit not only the image that monitors have been doing for decades), but also smells, sensations, and so on, then the concept of the Metaverses will begin to be relevant. At the moment, this is nonsense and not much different from what it was 10 years ago.
By the way, traditional social networks are dying out among the generation of zoomers, people prefer privacy and segmentation (to be different personalities in different communities), so it’s far from certain that the Metaverses will develop into something global and unified.

[uneng]

In my opinion, today the metaverse is just a way to attract attention to the project. The same can be seen in many projects launching NFT, which have no real application and have nothing to do with the economics of the project. Naturally such projects fade quickly. Many projects working on the metaverse expect the same prospects and only teams creating something unique will succeed.  

Yes, it's just a hype that generates income for project developers, through investments from delusional and speculative investors, and for news sites, through click bait articles, while generating media for any company or business which adds the keyword metaverse to their plans. In fact, metaverse as it's being promoted isn't different from any virtual games around.

If you want to live a gambling metaverse experience, you can just play GTA San Andreas and go to The Four Dragons Casino in Las Venturas. I'm sure it's much better and the experience much more satisfactory than any projects around can offer.

[mindrust]

The next big thing for the industry has to be casinos in the metaverse right? I’m sure every casino on the Vegas strip has a room full of coders slapping together the framework for their own metaverses. Virtual reality tech has gotten to the point where things like Walmart’s demonstration of their metaverse will be a reality for every big company. Gambling seems like one of the more obvious beneficiaries of this move and I think it will become a major use case for crypto in 5-10 years.

What is the difference between a common online-casino and a metaverse casino? Both are virtual anyway. To me they are the same thing. Would it make a difference if you see 3-d modeled people around while you are gambling? I don't understand what is the big fuss about metaverse. FB collapsed big time in the stock market yesterday too. I guess people realized meta is a nothingburger.

The metaverse plans to use new technologies such as AR/VR, which will give users a new experience. The gaming experience in the metaverse itself will be similar to the online casino and we will play the same games. The only difference is that the metaverse is able to combine a lot of entertainment. Online casinos have a fairly narrow specialization, but if a person wants to play gambling he has no reason to visit the metaverse.

So it will be like gambling in a game. Like going to casino in GTA but with one difference, you will be using VR headsets to fry your brain and bleed out your eyes faster. I still don't get it. If people want to experience a real life casino, why don't they visit one? Covid19 is a good reason to stay home but I still don't think META will be able to give us the same feeling of the real casinos... It will be just another computer game. Zuck is wasting his precious dollars on nothing and the investors saw that coming from a mile away.

[mv1986]

The next big thing for the industry has to be casinos in the metaverse right? I’m sure every casino on the Vegas strip has a room full of coders slapping together the framework for their own metaverses. Virtual reality tech has gotten to the point where things like Walmart’s demonstration of their metaverse will be a reality for every big company. Gambling seems like one of the more obvious beneficiaries of this move and I think it will become a major use case for crypto in 5-10 years.

What is the difference between a common online-casino and a metaverse casino? Both are virtual anyway. To me they are the same thing. Would it make a difference if you see 3-d modeled people around while you are gambling? I don't understand what is the big fuss about metaverse. FB collapsed big time in the stock market yesterday too. I guess people realized meta is a nothingburger.

The metaverse plans to use new technologies such as AR/VR, which will give users a new experience. The gaming experience in the metaverse itself will be similar to the online casino and we will play the same games. The only difference is that the metaverse is able to combine a lot of entertainment. Online casinos have a fairly narrow specialization, but if a person wants to play gambling he has no reason to visit the metaverse.

So it will be like gambling in a game. Like going to casino in GTA but with one difference, you will be using VR headsets to fry your brain and bleed out your eyes faster. I still don't get it. If people want to experience a real life casino, why don't they visit one? Covid19 is a good reason to stay home but I still don't think META will be able to give us the same feeling of the real casinos... It will be just another computer game. Zuck is wasting his precious dollars on nothing and the investors saw that coming from a mile away.

That's the big con that comes with virtual reality. Even though there is some research going on in regards to hormonal stuff and mirror neurons and so on, they won't be able to simulate this inner desire for real social contact. As you said, if someone wants a real casino, that person isn't going to buy a VR set instead...

[madnessteat]

The next big thing for the industry has to be casinos in the metaverse right? I’m sure every casino on the Vegas strip has a room full of coders slapping together the framework for their own metaverses. Virtual reality tech has gotten to the point where things like Walmart’s demonstration of their metaverse will be a reality for every big company. Gambling seems like one of the more obvious beneficiaries of this move and I think it will become a major use case for crypto in 5-10 years.

What is the difference between a common online-casino and a metaverse casino? Both are virtual anyway. To me they are the same thing. Would it make a difference if you see 3-d modeled people around while you are gambling? I don't understand what is the big fuss about metaverse. FB collapsed big time in the stock market yesterday too. I guess people realized meta is a nothingburger.

The metaverse plans to use new technologies such as AR/VR, which will give users a new experience. The gaming experience in the metaverse itself will be similar to the online casino and we will play the same games. The only difference is that the metaverse is able to combine a lot of entertainment. Online casinos have a fairly narrow specialization, but if a person wants to play gambling he has no reason to visit the metaverse.

So it will be like gambling in a game. Like going to casino in GTA but with one difference, you will be using VR headsets to fry your brain and bleed out your eyes faster. I still don't get it. If people want to experience a real life casino, why don't they visit one? Covid19 is a good reason to stay home but I still don't think META will be able to give us the same feeling of the real casinos... It will be just another computer game. Zuck is wasting his precious dollars on nothing and the investors saw that coming from a mile away.

Unfortunately, not everyone has the opportunity to visit a land-based casino. Some citizens of the Russian Federation will have to overcome a great distance to play in a casino that has a license. Most of us are forced to play at online casinos since 2009.

I think you have an idea of how big the Russian Federation is and I will share an image of the location of gambling zones.



Source: https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%98%D0%B3%D0%BE%D1%80%D0%BD%D0%B0%D1%8F_%D0%B7%D0%BE%D0%BD%D0%B0

[l3pox]

The next big thing for the industry has to be casinos in the metaverse right? I’m sure every casino on the Vegas strip has a room full of coders slapping together the framework for their own metaverses. Virtual reality tech has gotten to the point where things like Walmart’s demonstration of their metaverse will be a reality for every big company. Gambling seems like one of the more obvious beneficiaries of this move and I think it will become a major use case for crypto in 5-10 years.

With those numbers that we are seeing that facebook has suffered over the last couple of days.... I honestly dont see people really signed in into this whole metaverse thing... It will need a lot of work from these guys to convince people to be signed up for this. But gambling on the other hand has to be a winner here because crypto and technology all compliment it.

do you feel like companies had "a lot of work" to convince people to use smartphones?
it'll be the same

after ideas cross the chasm it's much easier for them to get viral, once they get viral they're are unstopabble
this will probably happen to the metaverse when the time comes

[Silberman]

The innovations will grow after many companies manufacture realize the demand for VR gadgets increases, which can trigger massive production of VR gadgets. And they need to search or invent a cheap cost material for the VR gadgets that can be useful for massive production. Once they can get that, the cost to create 1 VR will not be too high and that can make the VR gadgets price reduce because they want to target many customers who want to feel the VR experience.

VR/AR technology will become commonplace in the future because the market predictions are very large.  all businesses in the world will adopt VR/AR, gambling, sports, offices and even community services will adopt VR/AR.  if mass adoption occurs then cheap VR/AR materials can't be avoided, that's a good thing because competition is fierce.

It would be a mistake to try to underestimate virtual reality and the metaverse, people did this back in the day with the Internet and they were so wrong about it that I think virtual reality is going to have a similar effect around the world as the Internet does now, basically our lives would be unthinkable without it, so I think we need to prepare ourselves as the revolution that is coming will change the world at its foundations, and personally I think that is a good thing.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

The next big thing for the industry has to be casinos in the metaverse right? I’m sure every casino on the Vegas strip has a room full of coders slapping together the framework for their own metaverses. Virtual reality tech has gotten to the point where things like Walmart’s demonstration of their metaverse will be a reality for every big company. Gambling seems like one of the more obvious beneficiaries of this move and I think it will become a major use case for crypto in 5-10 years.

With those numbers that we are seeing that facebook has suffered over the last couple of days.... I honestly dont see people really signed in into this whole metaverse thing... It will need a lot of work from these guys to convince people to be signed up for this. But gambling on the other hand has to be a winner here because crypto and technology all compliment it.

do you feel like companies had "a lot of work" to convince people to use smartphones?
it'll be the same

after ideas cross the chasm it's much easier for them to get viral, once they get viral they're are unstopabble
this will probably happen to the metaverse when the time comes

It's kind of fascinating how fast technology is changing every thing around us, many crypto companies which initially had nothing to do with NFTs and metaverse are all going into it.
So like many have said, I won't be suprised if in the next few years, one is able to sit at the comfort of their homes and visit a gambling shop to play all kinds of gambling games, this would be really amazing, and also considering the fact that covid is still very much around and have limited outdoor activities, being able to visit gambling shops in metaverse will sure effect alot of improvements in the gambling sector.

[herurist]

The next big thing for the industry has to be casinos in the metaverse right? I’m sure every casino on the Vegas strip has a room full of coders slapping together the framework for their own metaverses. Virtual reality tech has gotten to the point where things like Walmart’s demonstration of their metaverse will be a reality for every big company. Gambling seems like one of the more obvious beneficiaries of this move and I think it will become a major use case for crypto in 5-10 years.

What is the difference between a common online-casino and a metaverse casino? Both are virtual anyway. To me they are the same thing. Would it make a difference if you see 3-d modeled people around while you are gambling? I don't understand what is the big fuss about metaverse. FB collapsed big time in the stock market yesterday too. I guess people realized meta is a nothingburger.

The metaverse plans to use new technologies such as AR/VR, which will give users a new experience. The gaming experience in the metaverse itself will be similar to the online casino and we will play the same games. The only difference is that the metaverse is able to combine a lot of entertainment. Online casinos have a fairly narrow specialization, but if a person wants to play gambling he has no reason to visit the metaverse.

Because the purpose of the Metaverse is not for gambling, because the purpose of the metaverse itself is as a place that allows people to be fans, players, and creators simultaneously in a Virtual world that is actually bridged by VR/AR so that we can enjoy a different life. in real life.
As for gambling, it's only a small part of them and indeed this gambling is definitely there even though it's not really what metavers want.

[Betwrong]

It will end sooner or later, no doubt about that, but I think we can expect around 10 years more for it to last. Will NFT games replace all the other games, is not a question. Surely, it will never happen. The question is, what percentage of the current gamers may switch to NFT games? Will the whole gaming industry be turned on its head because of NFTs, as NFT supporters like to say?

Partially it will roll over (at least I hope so). I see a lot of downsides to NFT, but the situation in traditional games is even worse - I really don't like that when you buy a character/item you don't own it. According to any TOS, this character/item is fully owned by the developer, and you just bought a license to use it. It looks a lot like a scam, but that's the reality of things now. I hope the NFT fixes this.

On the one hand NFTs will have a positive effect on the gaming and gambling industry because they provide fully verifiable rights to certain assets within the blockchain, but it scares me that regulators have already paid attention to NFTs, which means owning them soon will involve some financial responsibility. I don't think players who play games for fun will find this idea attractive.

It depends on how much it will cost them. I don't think spending additional 20 cents can be a problem for any gambler, and this is what it may cost in the future(or even much less than that).

The next big thing for the industry has to be casinos in the metaverse right? I’m sure every casino on the Vegas strip has a room full of coders slapping together the framework for their own metaverses. Virtual reality tech has gotten to the point where things like Walmart’s demonstration of their metaverse will be a reality for every big company. Gambling seems like one of the more obvious beneficiaries of this move and I think it will become a major use case for crypto in 5-10 years.

Yes, I think it is very likely. Metaverse casinos will not replace all the existing ones, same as online casinos have not replaced land based casinos, but I think most of the gamblers will be playing in all those places that are attractive to them, and fair, and affordable.

[ethereumhunter]

The next big thing for the industry has to be casinos in the metaverse right? I’m sure every casino on the Vegas strip has a room full of coders slapping together the framework for their own metaverses. Virtual reality tech has gotten to the point where things like Walmart’s demonstration of their metaverse will be a reality for every big company. Gambling seems like one of the more obvious beneficiaries of this move and I think it will become a major use case for crypto in 5-10 years.

What is the difference between a common online-casino and a metaverse casino? Both are virtual anyway. To me they are the same thing. Would it make a difference if you see 3-d modeled people around while you are gambling? I don't understand what is the big fuss about metaverse. FB collapsed big time in the stock market yesterday too. I guess people realized meta is a nothingburger.

The metaverse plans to use new technologies such as AR/VR, which will give users a new experience. The gaming experience in the metaverse itself will be similar to the online casino and we will play the same games. The only difference is that the metaverse is able to combine a lot of entertainment. Online casinos have a fairly narrow specialization, but if a person wants to play gambling he has no reason to visit the metaverse.

Because the purpose of the Metaverse is not for gambling, because the purpose of the metaverse itself is as a place that allows people to be fans, players, and creators simultaneously in a Virtual world that is actually bridged by VR/AR so that we can enjoy a different life. in real life.
As for gambling, it's only a small part of them and indeed this gambling is definitely there even though it's not really what metavers want.

If people see Metaverse can integrate with gambling, they will try it and invite the beta tester to test the platforms. Maybe right now, Metaverse is what we see but we do not know if Metaverse can grow or develop more to have other ways integrated into Metaverse.

Besides that, the technology will evolve. Maybe it is not in our imagination because, who knows, we will see new things that are out of the box in the future.

[KTChampions]

do you feel like companies had "a lot of work" to convince people to use smartphones?
it'll be the same

after ideas cross the chasm it's much easier for them to get viral, once they get viral they're are unstopabble
this will probably happen to the metaverse when the time comes

From this we can draw another conclusion - if there is still no special demand from people for the VR/AR/concept of the Metaverse and so on, then why should we assume that this will change dramatically? I don't see any reason for this. Existing technologies have carved their niche but they haven't captured the interest of a wide audience, maybe they will with the next technological breakthrough but not before.