A way to attract new users or a misunderstanding?

[gunhell16]

We can see that new technologies that emerge are often used as a way to attract a lot of people interested in using the platform but in reality none of these new technologies are implemented they just take the name of something that is trending.
But we can't question that because maybe the casino uses the term web 3.0 because it refers to another definition of web 3.0 but actually it's not pure web 3.0 and as long as they don't cheat i think its ok to take.

sometimes gambling companies do advertising by means of current hype. I mean as we know that every gambling company or any other company that as a whole they do advertising in any way that can attract the attention of their customers to enter the industry. as currently is web3 hype and every company will simultaneously use these keywords to attract the attention of new prospects.

this is actually already part of the way that has been done for a long time. but sometimes someone doesn't understand how the ad works and doesn't do research in the ad. the regret is that if companies use currently hyped ads like web3 and don't implement the plan as advertised, it will only be like an indirect scam.

Using hyped methods is actually part of the business that will be built to get the attention of prospect clients on their platform. And this is normal for a casino to do, if web3 can help a casino and gamblers, why not?

But as you said, what has been announced should happen and should not disappoint the community that enters a cryptocurrency casino. Others even pay a lot so that well-known influencers can promote their casino platform.

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[Webetcoins]

sometimes gambling companies do advertising by means of current hype. I mean as we know that every gambling company or any other company that as a whole they do advertising in any way that can attract the attention of their customers to enter the industry. as currently is web3 hype and every company will simultaneously use these keywords to attract the attention of new prospects.

this is actually already part of the way that has been done for a long time. but sometimes someone doesn't understand how the ad works and doesn't do research in the ad. the regret is that if companies use currently hyped ads like web3 and don't implement the plan as advertised, it will only be like an indirect scam.

Using hyped methods is actually part of the business that will be built to get the attention of prospect clients on their platform. And this is normal for a casino to do, if web3 can help a casino and gamblers, why not?

But as you said, what has been announced should happen and should not disappoint the community that enters a cryptocurrency casino. Others even pay a lot so that well-known influencers can promote their casino platform.

As far as I know, currently, there are no platforms that are actually utilizing web3. As you said, projects and platforms usually use the keywords or things that are hyped only to get better marketing and promote their services to a wider audience since these specific keywords are searched and surfed very often among the community.

When it comes to gambling, I think promos and bonuses have been the most used things for ads or marketing to attract users to a platform. A gambler can only change his gambling platform if he finds better bonuses and stuff on another.

[slapper]

We can see that new technologies that emerge are often used as a way to attract a lot of people interested in using the platform but in reality none of these new technologies are implemented they just take the name of something that is trending.
But we can't question that because maybe the casino uses the term web 3.0 because it refers to another definition of web 3.0 but actually it's not pure web 3.0 and as long as they don't cheat i think its ok to take.

sometimes gambling companies do advertising by means of current hype. I mean as we know that every gambling company or any other company that as a whole they do advertising in any way that can attract the attention of their customers to enter the industry. as currently is web3 hype and every company will simultaneously use these keywords to attract the attention of new prospects.

this is actually already part of the way that has been done for a long time. but sometimes someone doesn't understand how the ad works and doesn't do research in the ad. the regret is that if companies use currently hyped ads like web3 and don't implement the plan as advertised, it will only be like an indirect scam.

Using hyped methods is actually part of the business that will be built to get the attention of prospect clients on their platform. And this is normal for a casino to do, if web3 can help a casino and gamblers, why not?

But as you said, what has been announced should happen and should not disappoint the community that enters a cryptocurrency casino. Others even pay a lot so that well-known influencers can promote their casino platform.

Be ready to hop on the bandwagon, for here we go again! Even while my skeptical side wonders if these strategies are worthwhile in the long term, I still can't help but become giddy about the prospects of a brand new bitcoin casino. Virtual currency gaming is a thrilling experience for everybody. Also, if web3 can increase our enthusiasm, then we should definitely give it a try. We'll either be rich beyond our wildest dreams thanks to the cryptocurrency boom or desperately poor. It's risky, but that's part of the thrill, right? Let's up the ante and see out where this ride leads us! Can we get a roll call?  

[BVeyron]

We can see that new technologies that emerge are often used as a way to attract a lot of people interested in using the platform but in reality none of these new technologies are implemented they just take the name of something that is trending.
But we can't question that because maybe the casino uses the term web 3.0 because it refers to another definition of web 3.0 but actually it's not pure web 3.0 and as long as they don't cheat i think its ok to take.

sometimes gambling companies do advertising by means of current hype. I mean as we know that every gambling company or any other company that as a whole they do advertising in any way that can attract the attention of their customers to enter the industry. as currently is web3 hype and every company will simultaneously use these keywords to attract the attention of new prospects.

this is actually already part of the way that has been done for a long time. but sometimes someone doesn't understand how the ad works and doesn't do research in the ad. the regret is that if companies use currently hyped ads like web3 and don't implement the plan as advertised, it will only be like an indirect scam.

Using hyped methods is actually part of the business that will be built to get the attention of prospect clients on their platform. And this is normal for a casino to do, if web3 can help a casino and gamblers, why not?

But as you said, what has been announced should happen and should not disappoint the community that enters a cryptocurrency casino. Others even pay a lot so that well-known influencers can promote their casino platform.

Be ready to hop on the bandwagon, for here we go again! Even while my skeptical side wonders if these strategies are worthwhile in the long term, I still can't help but become giddy about the prospects of a brand new bitcoin casino. Virtual currency gaming is a thrilling experience for everybody. Also, if web3 can increase our enthusiasm, then we should definitely give it a try. We'll either be rich beyond our wildest dreams thanks to the cryptocurrency boom or desperately poor. It's risky, but that's part of the thrill, right? Let's up the ante and see out where this ride leads us! Can we get a roll call?  

There is a real hype compound in web 3.0, since gambling thrill can be experienced with any casino,  it doesnt matter which digit goes after its web, also it can even be not web at all. So gambling experience in web 3.0 casino would be the same as that in usual casino, the main thing that matters is stability of browser or app version, while it strongly depends on amount of data downloaded and uploaded, while this aspect is not a good side of cryptographed codes...

[speedy963]

As per experience, the longer the site exists the buggier and more traffic it gets. One of the reason is because of the increase of users. That is why I understand people who would say no matter what platform is it as long as it is running smoothly that's all they needed.

There're lots of sites claiming to be "web 3" when they are not and if you're someone who's been constantly on the internet, you can spot them immediately. Not that I personally care about that because that's their own marketing strategy, but it's somehow bad because the term has been used specially to attract people to make it sound more technical/modern, and it also ruined the concept of web 3. Mostly newbies thought that it is cool to be part of that but as time goes by they will lose interest because more and more platforms show the same ideas and offers although it isn't even web 3. I agree with the OP saying it could be misunderstood specially with new users thinking it's new, not knowing that's not the real thing.

We should also know that people nowadays gets bored easily, so even if they attract more users on that marketing strategy eventually they'd get bored and try new things that aren't common to them.

[virasog]

Is web 3 a misunderstanding word for some gambling crypto projects? I've come across few gambling / crypto projects that claimed to be a web 3.0 online casino and other but they still ask for KYC.

The definition of web 3.0 had everything to do with decentralization, block chain technology and token based economics as per what Wikipedia illustrated so why is identity/ verification integrated?

Is this just a misunderstanding of what web 3 actually is? Or it's a way to attract people/users to make them think that their platform is more advanced?.

You have just revealed the truth. Yes, most of the gambling casino are using the word Web 3.0 as a marketing tool to present the world that their casino is Web 3.0 complaint. Since many gamblers do not know exactly what is Web 3.0, they assume that whatever the casinos are claiming is truth and hence the gambling casino are fooling people.

These casinos still operates on web 2.0 model but they use these terms only to create the hype and attract more gamblers to their site.

[ScamViruS]

Using hyped methods is actually part of the business that will be built to get the attention of prospect clients on their platform. And this is normal for a casino to do, if web3 can help a casino and gamblers, why not?

Every company wants to exploit the current trends to reach their company to their target customers in the fastest time. Gambling companies also do marketing in the same way. Web3 is a trending thing these days, so it is natural that gambling websites are trying to make the most of that trend.

In the coming days more and more hot trends will be introduced with AI, I wouldn't be surprised if gambling websites will also use the AI ​​trend for marketing.

[danadc]

Using hyped methods is actually part of the business that will be built to get the attention of prospect clients on their platform. And this is normal for a casino to do, if web3 can help a casino and gamblers, why not?

Every company wants to exploit the current trends to reach their company to their target customers in the fastest time. Gambling companies also do marketing in the same way. Web3 is a trending thing these days, so it is natural that gambling websites are trying to make the most of that trend.

In the coming days more and more hot trends will be introduced with AI, I wouldn't be surprised if gambling websites will also use the AI ​​trend for marketing.

I was also thinking about that part to promote the casinos, many will use the AI to make promotions and launch them on all social networks, as well as have the options to be able to advise regarding games, they can also make them do good things in favor of grow a casino, and how is the use of AI prohibited in a casino so that it can become stronger, but should players be prohibited from using AI in casinos? but the AI that I have seen does not have prediction functions, only to ask questions and answer, others have the functions of drawing.

[ScamViruS]

Using hyped methods is actually part of the business that will be built to get the attention of prospect clients on their platform. And this is normal for a casino to do, if web3 can help a casino and gamblers, why not?

Every company wants to exploit the current trends to reach their company to their target customers in the fastest time. Gambling companies also do marketing in the same way. Web3 is a trending thing these days, so it is natural that gambling websites are trying to make the most of that trend.

In the coming days more and more hot trends will be introduced with AI, I wouldn't be surprised if gambling websites will also use the AI ​​trend for marketing.

I was also thinking about that part to promote the casinos, many will use the AI to make promotions and launch them on all social networks, as well as have the options to be able to advise regarding games, they can also make them do good things in favor of grow a casino, and how is the use of AI prohibited in a casino so that it can become stronger, but should players be prohibited from using AI in casinos? but the AI that I have seen does not have prediction functions, only to ask questions and answer, others have the functions of drawing.

Although the use of AI in casinos may be prohibited for gamblers, it is entirely up to the casino team to decide on this matter. The company that can be the first to use the trending new system properly and take extra advantage is the one that stays ahead. AI cannot predict the future, so it remains to be seen whether AI will be banned from being used in casinos.

[Hamphser]

Using hyped methods is actually part of the business that will be built to get the attention of prospect clients on their platform. And this is normal for a casino to do, if web3 can help a casino and gamblers, why not?

Every company wants to exploit the current trends to reach their company to their target customers in the fastest time. Gambling companies also do marketing in the same way. Web3 is a trending thing these days, so it is natural that gambling websites are trying to make the most of that trend.

In the coming days more and more hot trends will be introduced with AI, I wouldn't be surprised if gambling websites will also use the AI ​​trend for marketing.

I was also thinking about that part to promote the casinos, many will use the AI to make promotions and launch them on all social networks, as well as have the options to be able to advise regarding games, they can also make them do good things in favor of grow a casino, and how is the use of AI prohibited in a casino so that it can become stronger, but should players be prohibited from using AI in casinos? but the AI that I have seen does not have prediction functions, only to ask questions and answer, others have the functions of drawing.

Although the use of AI in casinos may be prohibited for gamblers, it is entirely up to the casino team to decide on this matter. The company that can be the first to use the trending new system properly and take extra advantage is the one that stays ahead. AI cannot predict the future, so it remains to be seen whether AI will be banned from being used in casinos.

They would be definitely be banning it if ever that they do see some significant decrease in terms of revenue and suspicious that this might involved some AI but we know the fact that it cant just be possible.

Things turns out to be tested but cant really be proven out that it would really be giving out that kind of effect which leaves gamblers to be profitable.It is really just that impossible that it would really be
that effective.For those sites who are mentioned on OP trying out to claim on something but obviously it wasnt really that web 3.0 then people arent that dumb not to notice or able to know it.
Which it would be resulting about being that deceiving kind of company which would eventually lost up community trust which we know that it is really bad for the business.

[ScamViruS]

They would be definitely be banning it if ever that they do see some significant decrease in terms of revenue and suspicious that this might involved some AI but we know the fact that it cant just be possible.

True. If a gambler is being taken advantage of using AI, casinos will take action against that gambler's account by marking it as suspicious activity. Casinos are very serious about their revenue, there are several cases where even legal winning bets are marked as suspicious. So they will pay more attention to AI, and another option will be for them to prevent gamblers from winning too much. Let's see what other updates come in the coming days for casino owners and gamblers.

[GxSTxV]

Is web 3 a misunderstanding word for some gambling crypto projects? I've come across few gambling / crypto projects that claimed to be a web 3.0 online casino and other but they still ask for KYC.

The definition of web 3.0 had everything to do with decentralization, block chain technology and token based economics as per what Wikipedia illustrated so why is identity/ verification integrated?

Is this just a misunderstanding of what web 3 actually is? Or it's a way to attract people/users to make them think that their platform is more advanced?.

I believe it is simply a trick to attract people for joining. Unfortunately Web3.0 websites should be completely decentralized and never request any user information. Asking for a KYC process is even worse. I have seen token projects that have nothing to do with casinos, and yet they require your documents to be used or to sign up.
This is not a misunderstanding imo but rather a way of promoting and tricking users into their services. Personally, I prefer websites that use Dapps. These are very easy to use and allow for buying, trading, or gambling in just a few seconds, without even opening an account. Simply using MetaMask or other wallets is enough.
I would like to see more casinos using Dapps that truly deserve to be called Web3.0 casinos

[Hamphser]

They would be definitely be banning it if ever that they do see some significant decrease in terms of revenue and suspicious that this might involved some AI but we know the fact that it cant just be possible.

True. If a gambler is being taken advantage of using AI, casinos will take action against that gambler's account by marking it as suspicious activity. Casinos are very serious about their revenue, there are several cases where even legal winning bets are marked as suspicious. So they will pay more attention to AI, and another option will be for them to prevent gamblers from winning too much. Let's see what other updates come in the coming days for casino owners and gamblers.

There would be no updates since this system doesnt really work on the first place.This is why to those people who do claim that it is really indeed working then its just a lie or simply it is really just a coincidence

that they did make some winning bets on the time they do make use of AI but actually it is really just that luck do plays a major part when it comes to this and they do just simply tie it up and put up into their minds that using AI was relevant. There's no such thing on this world could able to know on whats happening in the future or events that would be still happening unless if its rigged or fixed then this is where
outcome and results been concluded.

[btc78]

As per experience, the longer the site exists the buggier and more traffic it gets. One of the reason is because of the increase of users. That is why I understand people who would say no matter what platform is it as long as it is running smoothly that's all they needed.

I also find it normal for the long running casino to have more users but the increase in Bugs? i believe that it will be lessen as time goes by because players will keep reporting and some has Bug hunting event to take all out.

We should also know that people nowadays gets bored easily, so even if they attract more users on that marketing strategy eventually they'd get bored and try new things that aren't common to them.

but in gambling what are new that can be offered? and also boredom in gamblers only comes when they kept losing mate but if they are winning? who would feel bored?

[speedy963]

As per experience, the longer the site exists the buggier and more traffic it gets. One of the reason is because of the increase of users. That is why I understand people who would say no matter what platform is it as long as it is running smoothly that's all they needed.

I also find it normal for the long running casino to have more users but the increase in Bugs? i believe that it will be lessen as time goes by because players will keep reporting and some has Bug hunting event to take all out.

We should also know that people nowadays gets bored easily, so even if they attract more users on that marketing strategy eventually they'd get bored and try new things that aren't common to them.

but in gambling what are new that can be offered? and also boredom in gamblers only comes when they kept losing mate but if they are winning? who would feel bored?

Exactly! But there're only few stories about those people who are constantly winning, instead there are bunch of stories you hear from every gambling platform about them wanting to gain back what they lost. The other day one of my acquaintance lost around $5,000 in just a few minutes in playing slots. Though it isn't that much for other people, here in my country it's already considered a lot. Some of us who were even watching him play told him to stop playing already after winning $2,000, but he didn't listen to us.

Now what he has in his mind is to regain it back coz he regretted it for being greedy. Though it is irrelevant  to being bored, once he reach the point where he could control his emotions like he did in the past coz I've known him for being a gambler, for sure he'll get bored on that game and will try to look for a new one. It's just us who regrets that big amount to be honest.

[coinerer]

As per experience, the longer the site exists the buggier and more traffic it gets. One of the reason is because of the increase of users. That is why I understand people who would say no matter what platform is it as long as it is running smoothly that's all they needed.

I also find it normal for the long running casino to have more users but the increase in Bugs? i believe that it will be lessen as time goes by because players will keep reporting and some has Bug hunting event to take all out.

We should also know that people nowadays gets bored easily, so even if they attract more users on that marketing strategy eventually they'd get bored and try new things that aren't common to them.

but in gambling what are new that can be offered? and also boredom in gamblers only comes when they kept losing mate but if they are winning? who would feel bored?

Exactly! But there're only few stories about those people who are constantly winning, instead there are bunch of stories you hear from every gambling platform about them wanting to gain back what they lost. The other day one of my acquaintance lost around $5,000 in just a few minutes in playing slots. Though it isn't that much for other people, here in my country it's already considered a lot. Some of us who were even watching him play told him to stop playing already after winning $2,000, but he didn't listen to us.

Now what he has in his mind is to regain it back coz he regretted it for being greedy. Though it is irrelevant  to being bored, once he reach the point where he could control his emotions like he did in the past coz I've known him for being a gambler, for sure he'll get bored on that game and will try to look for a new one. It's just us who regrets that big amount to be honest.

It is not possible to win constantly at gambling even if he is a professional gambler. And it becomes more difficult when one plays games such as slots, dice, plinko etc. But games like sportsbet, blackjack etc are somewhat predictable and professional bettors and those who understand them win most of the time but even here it is not 100% sure that every bet will win. So start gambling thinking about the constant reward from gambling.  And choosing it as a profession is a big foolish. So gambling should always be taken as fun

[speedy963]

As per experience, the longer the site exists the buggier and more traffic it gets. One of the reason is because of the increase of users. That is why I understand people who would say no matter what platform is it as long as it is running smoothly that's all they needed.

I also find it normal for the long running casino to have more users but the increase in Bugs? i believe that it will be lessen as time goes by because players will keep reporting and some has Bug hunting event to take all out.

We should also know that people nowadays gets bored easily, so even if they attract more users on that marketing strategy eventually they'd get bored and try new things that aren't common to them.

but in gambling what are new that can be offered? and also boredom in gamblers only comes when they kept losing mate but if they are winning? who would feel bored?

Exactly! But there're only few stories about those people who are constantly winning, instead there are bunch of stories you hear from every gambling platform about them wanting to gain back what they lost. The other day one of my acquaintance lost around $5,000 in just a few minutes in playing slots. Though it isn't that much for other people, here in my country it's already considered a lot. Some of us who were even watching him play told him to stop playing already after winning $2,000, but he didn't listen to us.

Now what he has in his mind is to regain it back coz he regretted it for being greedy. Though it is irrelevant  to being bored, once he reach the point where he could control his emotions like he did in the past coz I've known him for being a gambler, for sure he'll get bored on that game and will try to look for a new one. It's just us who regrets that big amount to be honest.

It is not possible to win constantly at gambling even if he is a professional gambler. And it becomes more difficult when one plays games such as slots, dice, plinko etc. But games like sportsbet, blackjack etc are somewhat predictable and professional bettors and those who understand them win most of the time but even here it is not 100% sure that every bet will win. So start gambling thinking about the constant reward from gambling.  And choosing it as a profession is a big foolish. So gambling should always be taken as fun

Agree. I'd rather bet on those things I can see like sports and E-sports than making a profession as an analyst on those unpredictable games like slots and dices.

Here in my country, due to gambling being illegal. People even in my area are inventing ways to gamble, they'd even play on some suspicious sites as long as they can bet, and mostly those bets not that expensive so even a regular person could bet and it's easier to understand, rather than betting at the online casinos in which it requires understanding and a bit costly, they'll just choose this even if it means they heavily rely on luck.

That friend of mine that I mentioned above also won last week on this small bets in our area and it's also quite big enough to be considered a small win. The only gamble that is legal in our country is those e-games that are legally registered and those lotteries. Other than that the rest is already not recognized.

[redsun114]

Using hyped methods is actually part of the business that will be built to get the attention of prospect clients on their platform. And this is normal for a casino to do, if web3 can help a casino and gamblers, why not?

Every company wants to exploit the current trends to reach their company to their target customers in the fastest time. Gambling companies also do marketing in the same way. Web3 is a trending thing these days, so it is natural that gambling websites are trying to make the most of that trend.

In the coming days more and more hot trends will be introduced with AI, I wouldn't be surprised if gambling websites will also use the AI ​​trend for marketing.

Not sure about gambling but a lot of projects actually are already using AI for the sole purpose of marketing and a higher reach since they understand that it is a trending keyword at the moment. Because of the success of ChatGPT, AI is one of the most searched keywords right now and the numbers are increasing over time.

So yeah, it's true that projects and platforms use trends in their names, projects, or promotional material to get more exposure than normal, and it has become a primary marketing technique within the blockchain industry these days.

[BenCodie]

As others have said, it's a bit of a marketing gimmick. The only thing a lot of these websites feature are the ability to sign in with wallet connection, which means the sign up process/account registration is removed from the process and you can deposit/withdraw a little easier than casinos that require you to paste your address. In terms of the games, wagers, fund storage, hosting etc. I think that it is still more centralized than it is centralized.

[Fortify]

Is web 3 a misunderstanding word for some gambling crypto projects? I've come across few gambling / crypto projects that claimed to be a web 3.0 online casino and other but they still ask for KYC.

The definition of web 3.0 had everything to do with decentralization, block chain technology and token based economics as per what Wikipedia illustrated so why is identity/ verification integrated?

Is this just a misunderstanding of what web 3 actually is? Or it's a way to attract people/users to make them think that their platform is more advanced?.

The thing with buzzwords like "web 3.0" is they can have a broad meaning and are used by many "entrepreneurs" to sell their projects to angel investors. People are always looking for the next "it" thing or hype train to jump on, as it often draws a lot of money in if you time it just right. There seems to be a conflict between even your understanding of how it would work - if it's decentralized then in theory no single entity controls it and that means it would be impossible to provide KYC documentation, who is even the company and customer in that scenario? It's an interesting thought, keeping any profits solely between two peers, but somebody will at least have to get paid transaction fees to make it worthwhile to secure.