What will be the next big industry move?

[paxmao]

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It seems to me that online casinos have more prospects for development. Land-based casinos are a kind of conservative approach to gambling in which it is not so easy to integrate new technologies. Online casinos, unlike land-based ones, can be very quickly adapted to new technologies.

Physical casinos will give you the best entertainment if you are looking for real fun. When you are in a casino, it's not that you only gamble, you can also enjoy getting drunk and to meet people there, while in online casinos, everything is just virtual, you can gamble and enjoy but not as entertaining in physical casinos, that's why they still survive and still very profitable.

To be honest, physical casinos are enjoyable in a way, but most people bet in small sites that are not that nice and do not have the time and resource to travel to one of the larger ones, not to mention Las Vegas, Reno or other multicasino cities.

In terms of the drinking and social life, I am not sure that drinking goes that well with gambling, I mean, the casino loves you drinking but you may not want to blur your judgement. In terms of the "people" you get to know in a casino... well, perhaps not that awesome of an opportunity.

[stadus]

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It seems to me that online casinos have more prospects for development. Land-based casinos are a kind of conservative approach to gambling in which it is not so easy to integrate new technologies. Online casinos, unlike land-based ones, can be very quickly adapted to new technologies.

Physical casinos will give you the best entertainment if you are looking for real fun. When you are in a casino, it's not that you only gamble, you can also enjoy getting drunk and to meet people there, while in online casinos, everything is just virtual, you can gamble and enjoy but not as entertaining in physical casinos, that's why they still survive and still very profitable.

To be honest, physical casinos are enjoyable in a way, but most people bet in small sites that are not that nice and do not have the time and resource to travel to one of the larger ones, not to mention Las Vegas, Reno or other multicasino cities.

In terms of the drinking and social life, I am not sure that drinking goes that well with gambling, I mean, the casino loves you drinking but you may not want to blur your judgement. In terms of the "people" you get to know in a casino... well, perhaps not that awesome of an opportunity.

I'm more into online gambling because I find it expensive to go to the casino. Although I would choose to be there if I have enough money to spend, I use the word "spend" because I don't really expect that I will go out with lots of moeny when I get in a physical casino, mostly people just enjoy and lose their money.

[passwordnow]

Those records, they will have it for sure. It's not going to be an easy thing for them to just leave the old method and migrate to the newer one. As much as they'll upgrade, what they'll do is a gradual process to make every user of theirs become familiar if ever they will really have to adopt a new system, a new trend that's in the market. Many users like me prefer always what I've been accustomed to rather than to adopt a new one.

The gradual process will help them decide which ones they need to upgrade and which ones they don't need yet while they continue monitoring their players' activities on their site. The old methods will continue to be used because not all players like the new methods, which will be very different from the ones they have used so far. In addition, the possibility of making a major upgrade is not as easy as turning the palm because the casino has to make sure that everything is according to their schedule. Yes, I also prefer what I have done so far in gambling. But I can accept and try something new, especially if it doesn't require too many supporting tools to try the new one.

Yeah, it's true about a major upgrade. But the players don't have any choice if that certain casino has to do it as it is what they're seeing needed to happen.
Trying something new, with some twists that everyone might be happy about it will certainly going to happen for some casinos. Anyway, it might not happen for most of it.

[l3pox]

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It seems to me that online casinos have more prospects for development. Land-based casinos are a kind of conservative approach to gambling in which it is not so easy to integrate new technologies. Online casinos, unlike land-based ones, can be very quickly adapted to new technologies.

I agree with you
we'll probably see a mix with technologies starting to be more present on physical casinos too, but digital ones have an advantage for being more flexible in terms of change

the analogy of big boat vs small boat fits here
physical casinos would be like big boats, harder to change directions
virtual ones like small boats

[madnessteat]

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I think it's not the scale of the casino, but the difficulty of implementing new technology. Let's say if I buy a VR/AR equipment I can use it in a variety of entertainment, ranging from the usual gaming and ending with immersion in the metaverse and online casino games (if we wait for it).

Land-based casinos in contrast to this have a fairly narrow range of applications of such equipment and besides, by and large, land-based casinos are attended mostly by people who are not interested in such technology. 

[Smartprofit]

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It seems to me that online casinos have more prospects for development. Land-based casinos are a kind of conservative approach to gambling in which it is not so easy to integrate new technologies. Online casinos, unlike land-based ones, can be very quickly adapted to new technologies.

Physical casinos will give you the best entertainment if you are looking for real fun. When you are in a casino, it's not that you only gamble, you can also enjoy getting drunk and to meet people there, while in online casinos, everything is just virtual, you can gamble and enjoy but not as entertaining in physical casinos, that's why they still survive and still very profitable.

Perhaps in the future there will be elite casinos in space (in low Earth orbit). 

Now space tourism is developing.  Space tourism can be combined with gambling.  There are many rich and gambling people in the world.  They love to play poker, roulette, craps and other games of chance. 

At the same time, they are looking for unusual impressions and sensations.  They want something out of the ordinary.  Such an impression can be a visit to a casino in space. 

In my opinion, Elon Musk needs to think about how to implement this idea.

[Silberman]

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It seems to me that online casinos have more prospects for development. Land-based casinos are a kind of conservative approach to gambling in which it is not so easy to integrate new technologies. Online casinos, unlike land-based ones, can be very quickly adapted to new technologies.

Not only that the costs when it comes to land based casinos are prohibitive, the costs of an online casino while high are reasonable and not only you can reach gamblers that are within the region of the casino but gamblers all over the world, so not only the costs are lower but the potential profits are higher as well, and when we add that online casinos can more easily adopt to the new changes in the trend of the games and gamblers then this makes it obvious that it will become the mainstream form of gambling in the future.

[FatFork]

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I think it's not the scale of the casino, but the difficulty of implementing new technology. Let's say if I buy a VR/AR equipment I can use it in a variety of entertainment, ranging from the usual gaming and ending with immersion in the metaverse and online casino games (if we wait for it).

Land-based casinos in contrast to this have a fairly narrow range of applications of such equipment and besides, by and large, land-based casinos are attended mostly by people who are not interested in such technology. 

Just as there have been leaps and bounds in the manufacturing, software development, and consumer electronics industries in the last decade, with each successive generation offering new and improved technology, many online casino operators have been adopting and implementing a variety of modern technology to improve the overall customer experience. Today, using smart phones, tablets, computers, and even connected TV ’s , casino patrons can enjoy all sorts of immersive casino games and online casino options that have not been available before. With the introduction of new technologies such as artificial intelligence and virtual reality, the gambling industry will certainly undergo significant changes in the near future.

[alpamar99]

To be honest, physical casinos are enjoyable in a way, but most people bet in small sites that are not that nice and do not have the time and resource to travel to one of the larger ones, not to mention Las Vegas, Reno or other multicasino cities.

In terms of the drinking and social life, I am not sure that drinking goes that well with gambling, I mean, the casino loves you drinking but you may not want to blur your judgement. In terms of the "people" you get to know in a casino... well, perhaps not that awesome of an opportunity.

That's right, Most people who gamble are sometimes too tired to come to the casino in person especially with the current restrictions that are still ongoing due to the virus making them even more preferable online.
On the other hand, drinking is only a complement and for gamblers it is actually just to heat the body, not to get drunk, even if there is no such thing but it doesn't really have a big enough effect.
On the other hand actually

[Pamadar]

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It seems to me that online casinos have more prospects for development. Land-based casinos are a kind of conservative approach to gambling in which it is not so easy to integrate new technologies. Online casinos, unlike land-based ones, can be very quickly adapted to new technologies.

Not only that the costs when it comes to land based casinos are prohibitive, the costs of an online casino while high are reasonable and not only you can reach gamblers that are within the region of the casino but gamblers all over the world, so not only the costs are lower but the potential profits are higher as well, and when we add that online casinos can more easily adopt to the new changes in the trend of the games and gamblers then this makes it obvious that it will become the mainstream form of gambling in the future.

In that case, the prospect is higher, the target audience and participants are wider than the classic offshore casino base gamings.

Progress and adoptions from both crypto and non-crypto online gamings are already here. We have seen more
gamblers who recognized the big use of this venue, they are now enjoying the benefits.

Gamblers choice though, if they still wanting to play with live people around or take advantage of playing inside the house
without any noticed from anyone.

[uneng]

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I think it's not the scale of the casino, but the difficulty of implementing new technology. Let's say if I buy a VR/AR equipment I can use it in a variety of entertainment, ranging from the usual gaming and ending with immersion in the metaverse and online casino games (if we wait for it).

Land-based casinos in contrast to this have a fairly narrow range of applications of such equipment and besides, by and large, land-based casinos are attended mostly by people who are not interested in such technology. 

On long run, a VR equipment will be able to give users access to the same kind of experience they would have at a physical casino, but at the confort and security of their house. It will take a real long time to happen yet, so I think by there, 99% of people will have interest on this kind of technology, as the older generations will be already gone and the newest ones are going to grow up with total access to technology on their daily life as a basic need.

Once this happens, not only physical casinos, but most kinds of physical entertaining places will be become relics of the past. Few will probably remain as museums.

[madnessteat]

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I could be wrong, but it seems to me that rich gamblers would not trade the atmosphere of land-based casinos for anything. They like to put themselves on display among the likes of them. Low income people simply can't use these technologies because they're expensive and will still play either in small illegal casinos or online.

[delfastTions]

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I could be wrong, but it seems to me that rich gamblers would not trade the atmosphere of land-based casinos for anything. They like to put themselves on display among the likes of them. Low income people simply can't use these technologies because they're expensive and will still play either in small illegal casinos or online.

It's hard to disagree with you.  Indeed, only rich enough people can afford to play in serious, famous casinos, such as those in Las Vegas.  And the trips themselves to such cities where there are clusters of gambling establishments are very expensive. 
Small underground casinos of course exist all over the world and somehow satisfy the demand of players with little money. 
And, finally, online casinos completely block the demand for gambling services.  Given the pandemic and the latest events in the world in general, this sector of gambling will develop at a good pace, much more than physical casinos.  And the cryptocurrency will also become more diverse, casinos will release a lot of their tokens.

[pieppiep]

Yeah, it's true about a major upgrade. But the players don't have any choice if that certain casino has to do it as it is what they're seeing needed to happen.
Trying something new, with some twists that everyone might be happy about it will certainly going to happen for some casinos. Anyway, it might not happen for most of it.

Those who use the casino as their favourite casino will follow the major update while searching for the other casino that still uses the old way or does not implement the newest technology. But the major update can make them curious to see what is different from the previous so they can stay for a while and see if they like or not. If they do not like it, they will move to the other casinos where they are comfortable playing gambling.

[mrongoz_imut]

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I could be wrong, but it seems to me that rich gamblers would not trade the atmosphere of land-based casinos for anything. They like to put themselves on display among the likes of them. Low income people simply can't use these technologies because they're expensive and will still play either in small illegal casinos or online.

They push new technology how to play on gambling and casino keep existing with getting new atmosphere but not always they consist with one casino only, I think not any excited when playing casino but depend each other opinion because usually I spent with sport gambling because looks interested and funny when waiting match result, I think have different opinion about which one have to play between casino or sport betting game maybe some one have good skill how to play on casino than sport betting and they can spent all skill and could easy how to win on casino games.

[molsewid]

On long run, a VR equipment will be able to give users access to the same kind of experience they would have at a physical casino, but at the confort and security of their house. It will take a real long time to happen yet, so I think by there, 99% of people will have interest on this kind of technology, as the older generations will be already gone and the newest ones are going to grow up with total access to technology on their daily life as a basic need.

Once this happens, not only physical casinos, but most kinds of physical entertaining places will be become relics of the past. Few will probably remain as museums.

Well let's see then if this technology comes out and evolve the recent traditional gambling land base experience. I would going to agree with you mate that the implementation of VR equipment to the online gambling experience will take time but who knows right the technology keeps on evolving and developing. So far, only few gamblers are showing interest for this initiative but we will only see the impact of this development once it is implemented so let's see, I'm also excited about it by the way.

[Slow death]

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It seems to me that online casinos have more prospects for development. Land-based casinos are a kind of conservative approach to gambling in which it is not so easy to integrate new technologies. Online casinos, unlike land-based ones, can be very quickly adapted to new technologies.

Physical casinos will give you the best entertainment if you are looking for real fun. When you are in a casino, it's not that you only gamble, you can also enjoy getting drunk and to meet people there, while in online casinos, everything is just virtual, you can gamble and enjoy but not as entertaining in physical casinos, that's why they still survive and still very profitable.

in the online casino the person is simply alone with the computer, he does not have any interaction with people, by the account he is only alone on the computer but this also has the advantage of the person having more concentration on betting or on the casino games but in the physical casino the person has advantage of interacting with other people as you said but also having the opportunity to complain when the casino doesn't pay, this is without a doubt the biggest advantage of a physical casino... while in online casino the risk of scam is very high, and when you complain it is difficult to get your money back. there are cases of people who can even get depressed from spending so much time complaining and their problems are not resolved

[l3pox]

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Just as there have been leaps and bounds in the manufacturing, software development, and consumer electronics industries in the last decade, with each successive generation offering new and improved technology, many online casino operators have been adopting and implementing a variety of modern technology to improve the overall customer experience. Today, using smart phones, tablets, computers, and even connected TV ’s , casino patrons can enjoy all sorts of immersive casino games and online casino options that have not been available before. With the introduction of new technologies such as artificial intelligence and virtual reality, the gambling industry will certainly undergo significant changes in the near future.

that's true FatFork!

I wonder what innovations we'll see on the next years in the sector.

How hard it is to create an online casino? Probably easier than a crypto exchange I'd guess?

do you know how many people work on online casinos like roobet and duelbits?

[perfect999]

I think it's not the scale of the casino, but the difficulty of implementing new technology. Let's say if I buy a VR/AR equipment I can use it in a variety of entertainment, ranging from the usual gaming and ending with immersion in the metaverse and online casino games (if we wait for it).

Land-based casinos in contrast to this have a fairly narrow range of applications of such equipment and besides, by and large, land-based casinos are attended mostly by people who are not interested in such technology. 

I thought it is about the difficulty of creating a new technology? But, why you still compare online and offline casinos when both of them can in fact be compatible with that new technology? Physical casinos have a physical machines and the equipment like VR can be easily installed or attached to them than using the VR in the online casinos.

It is just that online casinos now are more hyped because the world now is starting to transform digitally. Having that said, I am afraid that online casinos can be given more importance or priority when trying out the newer technology and offline casinos can be left behind but it is not a big deal since like you said most players aren't into techy stuff.

[Oasisman]

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It seems to me that online casinos have more prospects for development. Land-based casinos are a kind of conservative approach to gambling in which it is not so easy to integrate new technologies. Online casinos, unlike land-based ones, can be very quickly adapted to new technologies.

Physical casinos will give you the best entertainment if you are looking for real fun. When you are in a casino, it's not that you only gamble, you can also enjoy getting drunk and to meet people there, while in online casinos, everything is just virtual, you can gamble and enjoy but not as entertaining in physical casinos, that's why they still survive and still very profitable.

And that is why you will most probably gonna spend more on a physical casinos rather sitting inside your room playing online casino. Especially when your drink and eventually became drunk, you'll most probably going to end up excessively spending out of your budget lol.
Well, that's how you define leisure with gambling anyway, it always involves money, liquors, and ladies. That is how casinos has built all over the world.