Importance of Multiplayer Gaming in Gambling Industry

[AicecreaME]

There are different types of people regarding the game they want some of them to want to play alone just a casual game that they can enjoy on their selves, and sone of the people are want to play against other players too some of them want to show up their skills and talent in playing and of course, it is more entertaining because you can compete with another player, and can challenge them but of course, it becomes possible toxic at the same time due to players mood in the current game.

But most likely, gamers these days are more on multiplayer gaming because aside from encouraging social interaction, it will also create a big challenge for them to show their abilities and skills on how to win that certain game. Though some prefer to play alone, but having these additional games that are played with numerous gamers, this creates more enthusiasm on part of the players.

Multi player gaming not only enhance social interaction but it’s also a way of developing certain strategies to excel and become an asset player in a group. The more players who engaged in a certain game, the more skills and strategies shown, and the more lively and challenging the game becomes. The reason why even kids these days have higher chances to become potential gamers in the future.

Yes, it has happened with different gamers. But one in thousand turns to be successful in this way whereas the rest doesn't make anything out of it. As stated the combined involvement will help in creating strategies, but a single player benefitting out of the same happens most of the time which discourage people from gaming.

You have a valid point. While the goal is very much ideal, in real life, there are only few gaming groups who attained the same level of success in each of their members. Some member really do excel and given more opportunities to grab while others are left stagnant. Perhaps it depends on the way of approach of the team and its manager so that each of the player will get the recognition they deserve.

This is indeed a good strategy to showcase different skills and techniques in playing but the methods toward fame and making reputation should be well thought of. Because most of the time, the players end up going solo to pursue more and to achieve more leaving other members behind.

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[Wexnident]

Multi player gaming not only enhance social interaction but it’s also a way of developing certain strategies to excel and become an asset player in a group. The more players who engaged in a certain game, the more skills and strategies shown, and the more lively and challenging the game becomes. The reason why even kids these days have higher chances to become potential gamers in the future.

The only problem I think why Multiplayer isn't fully integrated with gambling is that as you said, it develops skills and strategies but before that, you need a problem. And gambling games don't really provide said gambling, one that forces multiple players in a session to actually join in and brainstorm. I won't speak for other multiplayer games since those have already proven themselves with how big their market is, but gambling on the other hand needs to be have something in the first place.

You have a valid point. While the goal is very much ideal, in real life, there are only few gaming groups who attained the same level of success in each of their members. Some member really do excel and given more opportunities to grab while others are left stagnant. Perhaps it depends on the way of approach of the team and its manager so that each of the player will get the recognition they deserve.

That's just how it is in a competitive scene. It's a bundle of a variety of factors that affect it imo but yea, that's just how it is, it's a competition to play against other competitive players and it's also a competition to stay as a competitor itself.

[PX-Z]

The older generation would surely just prefer to visit a local casino and do the socializing in there. They are quite technologically challenged, and even though some of them know a lot on the tech that we have right now, a lot are still clueless on what things do and how do they use it. It's not an understatement but it's a fact. Most of the gimmicks gambling platforms come up with nowadays are targeted on the young audience, and I think VR is aimed at socially-awkward portion of the populace to give them a chance to feel what it's like to social on a casino.

Yes, due to age, physical activities will be have a good benefits to their mind and body. Well, in fact it's more fun to be there in physical casinos, your emotions will show and true excitement is there unlike when you just seeing your mobile or laptop screen, even using a wide monitor screen, it is still different.
But exploring what new technologies applied in casinos are worth to try too.

[wxa7115]

Old-time gamblers still prefer physical casinos where they could have physical interactions with other gamblers. We can't blame them for choosing physical casinos over online casinos because of the bond and exciting activities that they could do while playing with their colleagues. We all know that old-time gamblers especially the oldies only seek companion and entertainment rather than winning huge amounts.

I think that is precisely what casinos are trying to emulate by creating games which are multiplayer by nature, I have gambled both online and offline and I can say without a doubt that even if online gambling is way more practical and cheaper that my best sessions have been at offline casinos.

And as you may guess it had nothing to do with the games themselves but rather with the experience that you can get by interacting with other people face-to-face, now having said that my worst sessions have also been at offline casinos for the very same reason.

[Boristhecat]

The only problem I think why Multiplayer isn't fully integrated with gambling is that as you said, it develops skills and strategies but before that, you need a problem. And gambling games don't really provide said gambling, one that forces multiple players in a session to actually join in and brainstorm. I won't speak for other multiplayer games since those have already proven themselves with how big their market is, but gambling on the other hand needs to be have something in the first place.

Can trading be considered multiplayer gambling? In my opinion yes. If we are talking about the stock market, which has an economic basis and there is not a very large gambling element (but it is), but if we are talking about trading with shitcoins, then in my opinion this is an ideal example of multiplayer gambling. This is a zero-sum game where someone's gain can only come from someone's loss.

[gunhell16]

It is indeed the player can play a casino directly but it is  a different experience if you can have a character in a virtual world that can interact on the virtual space.  This is one of the reason why life simulation game is pretty popular and the SIM games thrives.

Honestly, I like this idea and I think the Metaverse is on this one and some projects are making something like this.

It's more fun and reducing the boredom when you've get to see that you have a character inside a digital world and you're that one which you can go anywhere including casinos and gamble with real-world money through that virtual world.

Time is closing in and I've seen people that are now living in this type of world and they don't want to get out of their rooms anymore as they're like working inside that virtual world and doing activities and that includes gambling.

Our era is really very high tech, you would never think that it would lead to virtual games like this, and the great thing about it is that you are actually there in the digital world as if the game you are playing is real.

It's amazing when we think about it. Especially in a game of gambling, so maybe too much fun and others almost have an addiction to this kind of game in the digital world.

[michellee]

The older generation would surely just prefer to visit a local casino and do the socializing in there. They are quite technologically challenged, and even though some of them know a lot on the tech that we have right now, a lot are still clueless on what things do and how do they use it. It's not an understatement but it's a fact. Most of the gimmicks gambling platforms come up with nowadays are targeted on the young audience, and I think VR is aimed at socially-awkward portion of the populace to give them a chance to feel what it's like to social on a casino.

Yes, due to age, physical activities will be have a good benefits to their mind and body. Well, in fact it's more fun to be there in physical casinos, your emotions will show and true excitement is there unlike when you just seeing your mobile or laptop screen, even using a wide monitor screen, it is still different.
But exploring what new technologies applied in casinos are worth to try too.

For the generation that understands technological developments, they will try to explore new technologies, especially for those who often play at online casinos. For example, during a pandemic, many people who initially played in physical casinos switched to online casinos and by using fiat, they were able to continue playing. And when crypto casinos became popular during the pandemic, many people who play in online fiat casinos were curious. Finally, they tried to own crypto and play in crypto casinos. And with the existence of VR technology, it may develop even more in the future and allow people to play gambling while socializing with other gamblers from different countries.

[madnessteat]

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Personally, it seems to me that in the near future no technology will be able to convey the emotions of live communication. I remember I loved going to land-based casinos when they were allowed in my country and the main point was the atmosphere in the casino and the large number of interesting people to watch, talk to them, look at the game of chance from a completely new perspective, get a new experience. Nowadays, no online platform is able to convey this atmosphere.

[wxa7115]

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Personally, it seems to me that in the near future no technology will be able to convey the emotions of live communication. I remember I loved going to land-based casinos when they were allowed in my country and the main point was the atmosphere in the casino and the large number of interesting people to watch, talk to them, look at the game of chance from a completely new perspective, get a new experience. Nowadays, no online platform is able to convey this atmosphere.

It is true that you do not get the same atmosphere when playing online than the one you can get while gambling at a physical casino, however I do not think online casinos need to perfectly emulate the experience, as long as they can add a substitute of the experience people will be more than happy to keep gambling online.

And I think this is where the metaverse will come in play, as it would be completely different to gamble in a virtual casino and interact with the avatars of other people than the way we gamble online today.

[xSkylarx]

And I think this is where the metaverse will come in play, as it would be completely different to gamble in a virtual casino and interact with the avatars of other people than the way we gamble online today.

Imagine a world like GTA where many players can interact, go to a casino and play together. That would almost be the same from going into a real casino. It will even be a good thing for all gamblers since they will be able to protect their real identity. We know that going to a real casino could be dangerous sometimes since it could be a hotspot for some criminals around the area that could attempt on our life.

[Cryptomultiplier]

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Personally, it seems to me that in the near future no technology will be able to convey the emotions of live communication. I remember I loved going to land-based casinos when they were allowed in my country and the main point was the atmosphere in the casino and the large number of interesting people to watch, talk to them, and look at the game of chance from a completely new perspective, get a new experience. Nowadays, no online platform can convey this atmosphere.

The near future promises more of a virtual online environment compared to what we see today. All these talks of the metaverse and the likes are ushering in web 3, which in turn promises a better user experience. That being said, the experiences gotten from going to a live casino are nothing compared to the online experience. I don't advocate abandoning the old ways of live gaming because of new trends or features that online counterparts offer, but I sure would like most live games for good reasons, to be preserved in the online space in case of concerns that might require;
• world lockdown or any restriction, which limits access to a live casino center.
• Also another thing is for most friends who used to play together in these live casinos, if they for life reasons happen to find themselves in other locations, an online game time can help foster the bond between these friends if there is a multiplayer system available.

I welcome the multiplayer system and acknowledge its importance, but also without any exemption for the fun-filled experience and thrill of an offline gaming center.