What will be the next big industry move?

[Silberman]

I think most of us are interested in having this experience to compare it to the experience we've had playing in the real world and the online playground. But somehow I'm sure that the experience won't be as good as we imagine it to be. In most cases, the real experience can't exceed expectations and I think that's why gambling sites are not eager to use these technologies at the moment. They are waiting for them to be perfected in gaming and only then integrate them into gambling.   

look at videogames 12 years ago and look at it now, things evolve
even if VR experience sucks at the beggining it'll be only a small experience if compared to what we'll have in 10 or 20 years time
technology evolves in a crazy speed

Technology is moving at an amazing speed, we just need to take a look at a cellphone 20 years ago and at a smartphone of today and we can clearly see the huge development that we have seen during those decades, so even if the VR experience is not as smooth as what we can see in movies, I have no doubt that if we give it a few decades we could reach a level in which it would look so realistic that it will be difficult to differentiate the reality from a VR experience just by the looks alone.

[Smartprofit]

Another promising technology of the future is gambling in a dream. 

The ability to have lucid dreams is currently being studied.  But full-fledged lucid dreams are impossible without neural interface technology. 

However, with the development of this technology, it will undoubtedly be possible to organize a visit to the casino right in a dream.  Through neural interfaces, it will be possible to download the game program directly into the player's brain. 

For the player, this will be an absolutely real game, not even in an online, but in an offline casino. 

He will perceive this as a vivid realistic dream (but his bets, wins and losses will be real).

[maydna]

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For me, I'm quite excited and interested to try playing slots or poker using VR headset because I wanted to explore and find out it on myself the difference between playing it in traditional way but maybe not now because I believe and I will going to agree with you mate that it will be expensive either buying your own VR gadget or trying it in a casino businesses. Of course, these casino businesses will going to invest in new technology it will be too much for them to allow it used by their customer for free I bet there will be additional charge for it.

The high price factor is one of the considerations why I haven't been interested in trying to use a VR headset. And I haven't found it in local shops even though I have seen that there are already several online shops selling it but still, the high price is one of the things I think about. Casino businesses may be implementing VR technology into their systems, and it is possible that their customers will be more interested in experiencing the experience of using a VR headset. Of course, it will be tried by people who have a lot of money to buy the VR headset.

[SirLancelot]

For me, I'm quite excited and interested to try playing slots or poker using VR headset because I wanted to explore and find out it on myself the difference between playing it in traditional way but maybe not now because I believe and I will going to agree with you mate that it will be expensive either buying your own VR gadget or trying it in a casino businesses. Of course, these casino businesses will going to invest in new technology it will be too much for them to allow it used by their customer for free I bet there will be additional charge for it.

Same here as I never tried it before. I mean I never tried purchasing a VR equipment and use it for gaming or other stuffs but before I use it for gambling I will try to play a video game first that supports VR technology. Even though we haven't tried it yet, we can still distinguish the difference right now.

It's that VR is digital and it brings you closer to what you are seeing on the VR screen but the traditional way are straightforward, what you see is what you get. VR adds more fun so it's okay if they will charge an additional fee. You can still recover what you have paid if ever you win in the gambling that you are playing with.

[Kelvinid]

For me, I'm quite excited and interested to try playing slots or poker using VR headset because I wanted to explore and find out it on myself the difference between playing it in traditional way but maybe not now because I believe and I will going to agree with you mate that it will be expensive either buying your own VR gadget or trying it in a casino businesses. Of course, these casino businesses will going to invest in new technology it will be too much for them to allow it used by their customer for free I bet there will be additional charge for it.

Same here as I never tried it before. I mean I never tried purchasing a VR equipment and use it for gaming or other stuffs but before I use it for gambling I will try to play a video game first that supports VR technology. Even though we haven't tried it yet, we can still distinguish the difference right now.

It's that VR is digital and it brings you closer to what you are seeing on the VR screen but the traditional way are straightforward, what you see is what you get. VR adds more fun so it's okay if they will charge an additional fee. You can still recover what you have paid if ever you win in the gambling that you are playing with.

They are actually expensive that only rich people can afford to buy or if we are really wanted to use that. Those who use this VR equipment will have a very cool experience closer to real life. This somehow gives interesting factors that encourage those people who have the money. But for us gamblers, I don't really think this could be an option, of course, fees will simply apply as the casino will also invest this expensive stuff. And yet, we can't find winning assurance in gambling.

[l3pox]

In reality I think the challenge is for the people, not for the industry
much easier to be able to create addicting games and get people to spend their money than to avoid these games.

It's true that's how it should go for the companies. Making something interesting for the gamblers for which will make us spend a lot and it is unavoidable because it brings something that we would like to have fun and as well as get some benefits from it. And as you've said about having the social media, they can make use of it and maximize the potential from getting more customers there. The fact is what you've said that the challenge is for us if most ads are going to appear almost everywhere since majority of the people today are in the internet.

Well there are two very interesting points, firstly I have seen that there are many people who previously in their lives as young people were not interested in the game in any of its phases, in fact they were against it, I do not know if it is because of the pandemic or for another reason, but when affirming that many people are more involved in the internet, they realize that what they frequent the most are social networks, in fact it is not like before, that the social networks with the highest traffic such as Facebook ( Meta ), and Twitter were the kings , now there is Instagram and Tik Tok (which has never been to my liking) are frequenting there a lot, so what other better movement is coming if not out there? also the metaverses are the next movement, everything is clear.

when it comes to social network age profiles probable vary a lot from website to website
I can't stand TikTok, it's impossible for me to spend more than 5 minutes there, I don't have it installed on my phone, but my little cousin loves it...
I don't use facebook anymore, but my grandpa enjoys it...
so... it varies.

the next social network probably won't be what we are expecting

[maydna]

when it comes to social network age profiles probable vary a lot from website to website
I can't stand TikTok, it's impossible for me to spend more than 5 minutes there, I don't have it installed on my phone, but my little cousin loves it...
I don't use facebook anymore, but my grandpa enjoys it...
so... it varies.

the next social network probably won't be what we are expecting

But what is clear is that something new will always emerge and replace or fill in the gaps of the previous one. People will always be curious about something new, especially if the next social network can provide better features than the previous social network. Especially in the midst of technological developments like today, there will be many new things that will be different from before. It will give people a different atmosphere, and they will be curious. We'll just have to wait and see what happens next, and I don't think it will be that long.

[Smartprofit]

My favorite writer is Roger Zelazny.  In his novels ("Chronicles of Amber"), he very colorfully describes the duels of magicians. 

Magicians fight each other with the help of magic (they bring down ocean waves on each other, send a powerful tornado or a magical fire-breathing dragon to the opponent).  I thought - are such fights possible in reality?  Can the dueling of technological magicians of the 21st century become a new spectacular game of chance?  Will players be able to bet (lose and win) on the magical sport? 

Theoretically, this is possible.  To do this, you need to use the technology of neural interfaces.  Two human brains can be connected together, and this will allow a mental duel between them.  As a result, the fighter with the strongest will and powerful imagination will win.  The victor will crush the will of his rival with images of raging fire, deadly ice and raging water.  It will be an incredibly spectacular and popular sports competition! 

Spectators will follow the battle of magicians through neural interfaces, they will not feel psychic blows, but they will see pictures that appear in the brains of the fighters.

[l3pox]

My favorite writer is Roger Zelazny.  In his novels ("Chronicles of Amber"), he very colorfully describes the duels of magicians. 

Magicians fight each other with the help of magic (they bring down ocean waves on each other, send a powerful tornado or a magical fire-breathing dragon to the opponent).  I thought - are such fights possible in reality?  Can the dueling of technological magicians of the 21st century become a new spectacular game of chance?  Will players be able to bet (lose and win) on the magical sport? 

Theoretically, this is possible.  To do this, you need to use the technology of neural interfaces.  Two human brains can be connected together, and this will allow a mental duel between them.  As a result, the fighter with the strongest will and powerful imagination will win.  The victor will crush the will of his rival with images of raging fire, deadly ice and raging water.  It will be an incredibly spectacular and popular sports competition! 

Spectators will follow the battle of magicians through neural interfaces, they will not feel psychic blows, but they will see pictures that appear in the brains of the fighters.

am I the only one who thinks neural interfaces are a bit... creepy?
part of me thinks the possibilities are amazing like a directed psychedelic trip, on the other hands to think of all the black mirror like scenarios we may have with this technology is something that could freak out someone...

[Silberman]

My favorite writer is Roger Zelazny.  In his novels ("Chronicles of Amber"), he very colorfully describes the duels of magicians. 

Magicians fight each other with the help of magic (they bring down ocean waves on each other, send a powerful tornado or a magical fire-breathing dragon to the opponent).  I thought - are such fights possible in reality?  Can the dueling of technological magicians of the 21st century become a new spectacular game of chance?  Will players be able to bet (lose and win) on the magical sport? 

Theoretically, this is possible.  To do this, you need to use the technology of neural interfaces.  Two human brains can be connected together, and this will allow a mental duel between them.  As a result, the fighter with the strongest will and powerful imagination will win.  The victor will crush the will of his rival with images of raging fire, deadly ice and raging water.  It will be an incredibly spectacular and popular sports competition! 

Spectators will follow the battle of magicians through neural interfaces, they will not feel psychic blows, but they will see pictures that appear in the brains of the fighters.

am I the only one who thinks neural interfaces are a bit... creepy?
part of me thinks the possibilities are amazing like a directed psychedelic trip, on the other hands to think of all the black mirror like scenarios we may have with this technology is something that could freak out someone...

You are not the only one, in theory it sounds very interesting, however if you can interact with the world with one and the world can also affect you then we may witness the birth of mind hacking, in which hackers not only can hack computers but anything that is tied to them including the human mind, so while without a doubt it is one of those things that seems great at the same time if we are not careful it could end up being major disaster if the security implemented on those devices is not tight enough.

[Naficopa]

Another promising technology of the future is gambling in a dream. 

The ability to have lucid dreams is currently being studied.  But full-fledged lucid dreams are impossible without neural interface technology. 

However, with the development of this technology, it will undoubtedly be possible to organize a visit to the casino right in a dream.  Through neural interfaces, it will be possible to download the game program directly into the player's brain. 

For the player, this will be an absolutely real game, not even in an online, but in an offline casino. 

He will perceive this as a vivid realistic dream (but his bets, wins and losses will be real).

I think that there is still a long way to go to such a solution. But I think it is quite possible. Before we get to gambling in dreams though, I'm sure we'll be playing in metaverse casino along the way. I am sure that work is already underway to create a casino in the digital world. I just wonder if it can be done this year.

[Viscore]

I agree, VR is far from perfection, but the technology is already there, we just have to tweak it even more and wait for better hardware to produce better and smoother animations when using the headset. Oculus, HTC, and Sony are all pushing VR to its current limits, and are making VR headsets more accessible to a lot of people. Then again, demand isn't there yet, more so about gamblers wanting to experience VR casinos when they can still go to a physicsl one and get the full experience there.

I think most of us are interested in having this experience to compare it to the experience we've had playing in the real world and the online playground. But somehow I'm sure that the experience won't be as good as we imagine it to be. In most cases, the real experience can't exceed expectations and I think that's why gambling sites are not eager to use these technologies at the moment. They are waiting for them to be perfected in gaming and only then integrate them into gambling.   

There is always a different atmosphere when you are in a real world casinos compared to those you only experience in VR. But since great technologies bring out the best things in life to be more accessible, i think VR, considering its still in its early exposure, is going to be in demand not totally this year, but maybe in the next possible years. It needs to be more polished and perfected in line of gaming, and only by then it will start to attract more players that will definitely enjoy their experience.

[Sirait]

Another promising technology of the future is gambling in a dream. 

The ability to have lucid dreams is currently being studied.  But full-fledged lucid dreams are impossible without neural interface technology. 

However, with the development of this technology, it will undoubtedly be possible to organize a visit to the casino right in a dream.  Through neural interfaces, it will be possible to download the game program directly into the player's brain. 

For the player, this will be an absolutely real game, not even in an online, but in an offline casino. 

He will perceive this as a vivid realistic dream (but his bets, wins and losses will be real).

For those who have watched the movie "Inception" then will know that lucid dreaming is a potential technology that still makes no sense that will exist in the future. This idea may sound crazy but "gambling in a dream" will definitely come true.

[Naficopa]

Another promising technology of the future is gambling in a dream. 

The ability to have lucid dreams is currently being studied.  But full-fledged lucid dreams are impossible without neural interface technology. 

However, with the development of this technology, it will undoubtedly be possible to organize a visit to the casino right in a dream.  Through neural interfaces, it will be possible to download the game program directly into the player's brain. 

For the player, this will be an absolutely real game, not even in an online, but in an offline casino. 

He will perceive this as a vivid realistic dream (but his bets, wins and losses will be real).

For those who have watched the movie "Inception" then will know that lucid dreaming is a potential technology that still makes no sense that will exist in the future. This idea may sound crazy but "gambling in a dream" will definitely come true.

There is no doubt that this type of technology will become a reality someday, but I think it will involve a physical interference in the human brain. We are all afraid of what we do not know and for me it is also a bit scary, because I would definitely be afraid that someone would "hack" me and, for example, control me. Even if something like this will be real, I don't think many people will want to use this form of dream gambling.

[l3pox]

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I think that there is still a long way to go to such a solution. But I think it is quite possible. Before we get to gambling in dreams though, I'm sure we'll be playing in metaverse casino along the way. I am sure that work is already underway to create a casino in the digital world. I just wonder if it can be done this year.

this year may be too soon, I'd guess
probably will take many years for something like that to be available for general population

maybe, I don't know, five or ten?

[jossiel]

For those who have watched the movie "Inception" then will know that lucid dreaming is a potential technology that still makes no sense that will exist in the future. This idea may sound crazy but "gambling in a dream" will definitely come true.

Yeah, truly a crazy idea.

With all of the technologies that are coming out, every microchip that they produce has its own feature that shall work based on what it is assigned for.

Remember the neurolink of Elon's company?

I guess it's the same for this and it's very likely that it can be integrated with gambling through thinking and that's out of this world type of gambling. Gambling online through thinking and your brain will just have to process it, what a crazy idea but really possible.

[l3pox]

For those who have watched the movie "Inception" then will know that lucid dreaming is a potential technology that still makes no sense that will exist in the future. This idea may sound crazy but "gambling in a dream" will definitely come true.

Yeah, truly a crazy idea.

With all of the technologies that are coming out, every microchip that they produce has its own feature that shall work based on what it is assigned for.

Remember the neurolink of Elon's company?

I guess it's the same for this and it's very likely that it can be integrated with gambling through thinking and that's out of this world type of gambling. Gambling online through thinking and your brain will just have to process it, what a crazy idea but really possible.

the dystopian triggers are strong as well
can you imagine?
ad companies that track eye movements and have all dopamine reward pathways mapped in a way that they know how to make you hooked for a game and addicted since day 1?

crazy future coming

[Silberman]

I agree, VR is far from perfection, but the technology is already there, we just have to tweak it even more and wait for better hardware to produce better and smoother animations when using the headset. Oculus, HTC, and Sony are all pushing VR to its current limits, and are making VR headsets more accessible to a lot of people. Then again, demand isn't there yet, more so about gamblers wanting to experience VR casinos when they can still go to a physicsl one and get the full experience there.

I think most of us are interested in having this experience to compare it to the experience we've had playing in the real world and the online playground. But somehow I'm sure that the experience won't be as good as we imagine it to be. In most cases, the real experience can't exceed expectations and I think that's why gambling sites are not eager to use these technologies at the moment. They are waiting for them to be perfected in gaming and only then integrate them into gambling.   

There is always a different atmosphere when you are in a real world casinos compared to those you only experience in VR. But since great technologies bring out the best things in life to be more accessible, i think VR, considering its still in its early exposure, is going to be in demand not totally this year, but maybe in the next possible years. It needs to be more polished and perfected in line of gaming, and only by then it will start to attract more players that will definitely enjoy their experience.

Without a doubt VR is not close to what we can experiment on real life, however taking into account how a conversation in real life is completely different to what you can experience in social media and yet social media has become incredibly popular, then it is to be expected that VR will enjoy massive popularity once a certain level is reached, and once that is the case the level and speed of development will grow considerably to the point I think a VR casino could offer a more entertaining experience than what psychical casinos could offer.

[Mahanton]

I agree, VR is far from perfection, but the technology is already there, we just have to tweak it even more and wait for better hardware to produce better and smoother animations when using the headset. Oculus, HTC, and Sony are all pushing VR to its current limits, and are making VR headsets more accessible to a lot of people. Then again, demand isn't there yet, more so about gamblers wanting to experience VR casinos when they can still go to a physicsl one and get the full experience there.

I think most of us are interested in having this experience to compare it to the experience we've had playing in the real world and the online playground. But somehow I'm sure that the experience won't be as good as we imagine it to be. In most cases, the real experience can't exceed expectations and I think that's why gambling sites are not eager to use these technologies at the moment. They are waiting for them to be perfected in gaming and only then integrate them into gambling.   

There is always a different atmosphere when you are in a real world casinos compared to those you only experience in VR. But since great technologies bring out the best things in life to be more accessible, i think VR, considering its still in its early exposure, is going to be in demand not totally this year, but maybe in the next possible years. It needs to be more polished and perfected in line of gaming, and only by then it will start to attract more players that will definitely enjoy their experience.

Without a doubt VR is not close to what we can experiment on real life, however taking into account how a conversation in real life is completely different to what you can experience in social media and yet social media has become incredibly popular, then it is to be expected that VR will enjoy massive popularity once a certain level is reached, and once that is the case the level and speed of development will grow considerably to the point I think a VR casino could offer a more entertaining experience than what psychical casinos could offer.

I do disagree on some point on where VR couldnt really beat up physical casinos in terms of actual experience even though you might really be ending up on meeting up people virtually but it wont really be the
same when you are meeting them in person.The ambiance the feel the emotion the  impression would be totally different but its still nice to have some  VR in this industry considering that not all would
really be that confident on or cant really be possible to go up into places like casinos due to some various reasons and lets just wait until further developments would be done which would really able
for people to engage on it.

[noormcs5]

I think most of us are interested in having this experience to compare it to the experience we've had playing in the real world and the online playground. But somehow I'm sure that the experience won't be as good as we imagine it to be. In most cases, the real experience can't exceed expectations and I think that's why gambling sites are not eager to use these technologies at the moment. They are waiting for them to be perfected in gaming and only then integrate them into gambling.   

look at videogames 12 years ago and look at it now, things evolve
even if VR experience sucks at the beggining it'll be only a small experience if compared to what we'll have in 10 or 20 years time
technology evolves in a crazy speed

Technology is moving at an amazing speed, we just need to take a look at a cellphone 20 years ago and at a smartphone of today and we can clearly see the huge development that we have seen during those decades, so even if the VR experience is not as smooth as what we can see in movies, I have no doubt that if we give it a few decades we could reach a level in which it would look so realistic that it will be difficult to differentiate the reality from a VR experience just by the looks alone.

Considering this VR technology, the next big gambling industry move should be the MetaVerse Gambling.

Combining the 5G high internet speed with virtual reality, we could experience the real metaverse gambling experience. It will be fun playing gambling with our own avatars on the live casino's while sitting at home.