A way to attract new users or a misunderstanding?

[LUCKMCFLY]

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But if you are asked by someone, will you still choose a web 3.0 casino or choose an old casino that has had all kinds of games for a long time that always accompany you when you want to have fun at gambling?
I'm sure you will answer yes maybe try a few times in web 3.0 casinos but in the end you will return to your favorite casino that has given you pleasure and trust for a long time.
Of course there will always be new models of casinos following the current trends, but old casinos would be the best for me.

Peering into the future, it's intriguing to consider the potential metamorphosis of the gambling scene in the coming 10 or 20 years. Web 3.0 casinos could become the gold standard, while cutting-edge technologies like VR and AI may turn the tables on how we wager. But here's the burning question: will we continue to favor the timeworn casinos that have been with us for ages? My answer is a resounding yes! There's an undeniable, heartwarming appeal to these age-old gambling dens that modern casinos just can't recreate. The legacy, unforgettable moments, and unrivaled experiences they offer are truly beyond compare.

However, let's not forget that change is the one thing we can always count on. As technological progress marches on, so will our appetites and demands. Today's avant-garde casinos, embracing contemporary trends, could dish out unparalleled and electrifying experiences that classic casinos simply can't match. The key lies in discovering that sweet spot between treasured tradition and trailblazing innovation.

Well, the future is not yet written, but everything they are talking about in the thread seems to be very promising, for me these casinos will set a standard and after this all the casinos that have been around for many years will have to focus as well to make the respective updates, for example, a casino like stake.com has to take into account all these changes and really things are quite promising, for some reason this looks good, because just as stake.com can catch up with the newest, that will force the casinos to have to do the same.

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[Myleschetty]

You are absolutely correct. I believe 80% of all newbies are not interested in doing some research about the fundamental concept of Web 2.0, 2.5, and 3.0. There's no one to be blamed for the naive and this is the exact reason a shady casino that was tagged on this forum still manages to lure the new victim that didn't do some research about the casino before using it.

Whether you are newbies or not, It is the sole aim of every gambler to make profits but the problem many gamblers are making is that because of greed, they keep making mistakes that make them lose more than they can chew. The greed of making more money would make them to bet with high odd to increase the winnings which supposed not to be so.

Of course, greed for making more always makes gamblers bet high so they could win big but it also reduces the number of game ought to play and increase their risk tier.
What we are talking about was not greed but the shady service provided by some casinos to lure new users and the newbie who didn't do adequate research is always their victim.

You're right and that's another thing the newbie needs to take into consideration before playing on any casino that's advertised on this forum since the forum doesn't moderate scams and I believe this is to maintain the decentralized and privacy in this forum. However, it's not hard to know about scam casinos on this forum judging by the forum's powerful backlink.

There are many ways to know scam casino and the best way is to check for red trust and other people's opinion on the account.

Agreed.

[Hamphser]

~snip~

But if you are asked by someone, will you still choose a web 3.0 casino or choose an old casino that has had all kinds of games for a long time that always accompany you when you want to have fun at gambling?
I'm sure you will answer yes maybe try a few times in web 3.0 casinos but in the end you will return to your favorite casino that has given you pleasure and trust for a long time.
Of course there will always be new models of casinos following the current trends, but old casinos would be the best for me.

Peering into the future, it's intriguing to consider the potential metamorphosis of the gambling scene in the coming 10 or 20 years. Web 3.0 casinos could become the gold standard, while cutting-edge technologies like VR and AI may turn the tables on how we wager. But here's the burning question: will we continue to favor the timeworn casinos that have been with us for ages? My answer is a resounding yes! There's an undeniable, heartwarming appeal to these age-old gambling dens that modern casinos just can't recreate. The legacy, unforgettable moments, and unrivaled experiences they offer are truly beyond compare.

However, let's not forget that change is the one thing we can always count on. As technological progress marches on, so will our appetites and demands. Today's avant-garde casinos, embracing contemporary trends, could dish out unparalleled and electrifying experiences that classic casinos simply can't match. The key lies in discovering that sweet spot between treasured tradition and trailblazing innovation.

Well, the future is not yet written, but everything they are talking about in the thread seems to be very promising, for me these casinos will set a standard and after this all the casinos that have been around for many years will have to focus as well to make the respective updates, for example, a casino like stake.com has to take into account all these changes and really things are quite promising, for some reason this looks good, because just as stake.com can catch up with the newest, that will force the casinos to have to do the same.

It would be a never ending thing if we do speak about overhauls and implementing new ideas because they cant or companies cant just stick out on what they are currently offering in the past up to the future which we do really want to see something new or something that havent seen before when it comes to offerings or overall user experience which is something that we do really want to see and engage it out.
They wont really be that dumb on not having those considerations basing up on future plans when it comes to changes because we know that this industry is really that in high in competition which the
new company that gives out new experience and other perks that wasnt been given or shown before then they would really be likely getting that more attention or traction.

[tusandii]

You are absolutely correct. I believe 80% of all newbies are not interested in doing some research about the fundamental concept of Web 2.0, 2.5, and 3.0. There's no one to be blamed for the naive and this is the exact reason a shady casino that was tagged on this forum still manages to lure the new victim that didn't do some research about the casino before using it.

Whether you are newbies or not, It is the sole aim of every gambler to make profits but the problem many gamblers are making is that because of greed, they keep making mistakes that make them lose more than they can chew. The greed of making more money would make them to bet with high odd to increase the winnings which supposed not to be so.

Of course, greed for making more always makes gamblers bet high so they could win big but it also reduces the number of game ought to play and increase their risk tier.
What we are talking about was not greed but the shady service provided by some casinos to lure new users and the newbie who didn't do adequate research is always their victim.

Greed in gambling is not recommended because it can give you the risk of losing more money.
So far, greed has made many gamblers experience big losses and they only regret it in the end because they didn't stop immediately when they won or lost.
This kind of thing naturally happens and there are many cases where greed brings gamblers into trouble.
By the way, we must continue to provide understanding to new gamblers and gamblers, especially so that they are not deceived by shady services provided by casinos.
After all shady services have happened a lot in this gambling industry and we can only remind each other that there are no victims.

[ethereumhunter]

greed for making more always makes gamblers bet high so they could win big but it also reduces the number of game ought to play and increase their risk tier.
What we are talking about was not greed but the shady service provided by some casinos to lure new users and the newbie who didn't do adequate research is always their victim.

We know greed will only lead us to lose more money. Even the winning money that we have earned can also be lost at the gambling table. This is what we have to avoid to enjoy winning money; if we haven't been able to win, we can also avoid bigger losses. Greed will bring us nothing but losing more money. So we must try to overcome greed and not be tempted by attractive offers provided by casinos so that we can stop just in time.

[Outhue]

greed for making more always makes gamblers bet high so they could win big but it also reduces the number of game ought to play and increase their risk tier.
What we are talking about was not greed but the shady service provided by some casinos to lure new users and the newbie who didn't do adequate research is always their victim.

We know greed will only lead us to lose more money. Even the winning money that we have earned can also be lost at the gambling table. This is what we have to avoid to enjoy winning money; if we haven't been able to win, we can also avoid bigger losses. Greed will bring us nothing but losing more money. So we must try to overcome greed and not be tempted by attractive offers provided by casinos so that we can stop just in time.

Good advice, and the only way to avoid greed is using small portion of your earnings or extra income to gamble, I have never use more than 40$ to gamble in a whole month.

I made more than 40$ per month but this is the extra money that won't be needing, so yes, I can take my eye off the losses if I lose this 40$ every month.

I also don't gamble every day, people do this and I still can't figure out why, gambling shouldn't be an everyday something because losing is a big part of the gambling.

it's not a business or a job, I think this is why some people lost too much to gambling, their expectations about gambling are blinding, and it's also why they get addicted to gambling.

[Fatunad]

greed for making more always makes gamblers bet high so they could win big but it also reduces the number of game ought to play and increase their risk tier.
What we are talking about was not greed but the shady service provided by some casinos to lure new users and the newbie who didn't do adequate research is always their victim.

We know greed will only lead us to lose more money. Even the winning money that we have earned can also be lost at the gambling table. This is what we have to avoid to enjoy winning money; if we haven't been able to win, we can also avoid bigger losses. Greed will bring us nothing but losing more money. So we must try to overcome greed and not be tempted by attractive offers provided by casinos so that we can stop just in time.

Everythings too much would always be that bad and this is why we should really be making ourselves that fully aware on what are the things that we should really be making up decision for the better.
Greed is something that been part of a human being or simply its a natural behavior or character but there are ones who do tolerate out their greediness into a certain extent which they couldnt be able to
handle it out or stop midway which it do end up on a disaster on things which they couldnt be able to control it out. This is why you should really be that mindful in towards your actions.
Speaking about companies or sites that do divert out and decieve people just to get some attention? Its really a bad idea.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

greed for making more always makes gamblers bet high so they could win big but it also reduces the number of game ought to play and increase their risk tier.
What we are talking about was not greed but the shady service provided by some casinos to lure new users and the newbie who didn't do adequate research is always their victim.

We know greed will only lead us to lose more money. Even the winning money that we have earned can also be lost at the gambling table. This is what we have to avoid to enjoy winning money; if we haven't been able to win, we can also avoid bigger losses. Greed will bring us nothing but losing more money. So we must try to overcome greed and not be tempted by attractive offers provided by casinos so that we can stop just in time.

All I've always heard or read about greed is on the negative side of it, everything that have a negative side does also have positive side, no matter how insignificant it seems the positive side is, due to the massive impact the negative side  is making.

Greed, in as bad as it looks, on the negative side, can still push one into winning good amount of money on the positive side.., I was played a crash game, where I set my exit at x200, I was never expecting the game to go beyond x10 or x20 at most, but I set my exit at x200 because it was a small money I felt like loosing, the game started and went further from x10 to x25, x50, at this point, I felt like existing but greed to over me, I left it, at x70, I felt like exiting again, but greed said leave it till x100, I left the game and finally, it arrived at x100, greed said leave it till x200 which Is my automatic exit point, this time, i was no longer comfortable and I exited at x101, made a good profit, the game later crashed at around x302.
So sometimes, greed can really bring some good profit if the player is lucky.

[klidex]

greed for making more always makes gamblers bet high so they could win big but it also reduces the number of game ought to play and increase their risk tier.
What we are talking about was not greed but the shady service provided by some casinos to lure new users and the newbie who didn't do adequate research is always their victim.

We know greed will only lead us to lose more money. Even the winning money that we have earned can also be lost at the gambling table. This is what we have to avoid to enjoy winning money; if we haven't been able to win, we can also avoid bigger losses. Greed will bring us nothing but losing more money. So we must try to overcome greed and not be tempted by attractive offers provided by casinos so that we can stop just in time.

Greed is a bad trait and it is difficult to avoid when the gambler is always thinking about his previous losses and always chasing defeat.
in cases that often occur, a gambler who chases their losses finds it difficult to be able to control himself and is in danger of running out of all his balance.
Always plan before gambling, it's better.

[Hispo]

greed for making more always makes gamblers bet high so they could win big but it also reduces the number of game ought to play and increase their risk tier.
What we are talking about was not greed but the shady service provided by some casinos to lure new users and the newbie who didn't do adequate research is always their victim.

We know greed will only lead us to lose more money. Even the winning money that we have earned can also be lost at the gambling table. This is what we have to avoid to enjoy winning money; if we haven't been able to win, we can also avoid bigger losses. Greed will bring us nothing but losing more money. So we must try to overcome greed and not be tempted by attractive offers provided by casinos so that we can stop just in time.

Greed is a bad trait and it is difficult to avoid when the gambler is always thinking about his previous losses and always chasing defeat.
in cases that often occur, a gambler who chases their losses finds it difficult to be able to control himself and is in danger of running out of all his balance.
Always plan before gambling, it's better.

Actually, I have a personal theory that when gambling there is not only greed involved but rather it is a system of fear and greed, pretty much what you would see in the trading market, specially with volatile assets like Bitcoin.

When a gambler is losing money and they continue to gamble, they are not actually in a state of greed but rather one of fear/grief, because they are chasing losses and do not want to leave the casino with a negative net balance.

A greed scenario would be a gambler who is having a good streak and managed to pocket some money and yet, does not log out, but continue to gamble, seeking to further expand their wallet. 

[capedbaldy]

When a gambler is losing money and they continue to gamble, they are not actually in a state of greed but rather one of fear/grief, because they are chasing losses and do not want to leave the casino with a negative net balance.

They should be aware that recovering losses is not guaranteed to be achieved on the next bet, if they do not accept the loss will deposit other funds to recover at least 50% of the total loss. However, I would quit gambling on an unlucky day when the losses were high to overcome another loss, I was sure to get lucky on another day and the loss would soon recover..

[khaled0111]

When a gambler is losing money and they continue to gamble, they are not actually in a state of greed but rather one of fear/grief, because they are chasing losses and do not want to leave the casino with a negative net balance.

This could also turn into a state of denial which is more dangerous! Some gamblers, especially who have addiction problems, get into a denial state when they start losing big. They usually avoid checking their balance and keep placing bets without checking how much they have left on their wallets. They do this so they can continue playing without feeling bad.
We all know how this always end: a zero balance and few days of sorrow!

[AmoreJaz]

When a gambler is losing money and they continue to gamble, they are not actually in a state of greed but rather one of fear/grief, because they are chasing losses and do not want to leave the casino with a negative net balance.

This could also turn into a state of denial which is more dangerous! Some gamblers, especially who have addiction problems, get into a denial state when they start losing big. They usually avoid checking their balance and keep placing bets without checking how much they have left on their wallets. They do this so they can continue playing without feeling bad.
We all know how this always end: a zero balance and few days of sorrow!

i guess, most of us are guilty of such emotion at one point in our gambling life. as we want to recover from our losses, we keep on playing thinking that we may hit some winnings. but acceptance is also a good virtue to prevent more losses. however, gamblers will only accept such defeat once they have no more bankroll to play with. that's when other options are going thru their minds like borrowing money or selling some assets.
but if you are a responsible gambler, you will always check your vault how much you can spend to your games, and not the other way around. spending first before checking your financials.

[ethereumhunter]

Good advice, and the only way to avoid greed is using small portion of your earnings or extra income to gamble, I have never use more than 40$ to gamble in a whole month.

I made more than 40$ per month but this is the extra money that won't be needing, so yes, I can take my eye off the losses if I lose this 40$ every month.

I also don't gamble every day, people do this and I still can't figure out why, gambling shouldn't be an everyday something because losing is a big part of the gambling.

it's not a business or a job, I think this is why some people lost too much to gambling, their expectations about gambling are blinding, and it's also why they get addicted to gambling.

That's because gambling tempts people to keep trying to get their luck through other gambling games. Who knows, in the next game, these people can get big wins after experiencing several defeats. But indeed, whether it is worth it or not, only they know that we don't need to follow what they are doing. If we can not gamble every day, that is fine and continue because that is what we need to prevent gambling addiction.

Everythings too much would always be that bad and this is why we should really be making ourselves that fully aware on what are the things that we should really be making up decision for the better.
Greed is something that been part of a human being or simply its a natural behavior or character but there are ones who do tolerate out their greediness into a certain extent which they couldnt be able to
handle it out or stop midway which it do end up on a disaster on things which they couldnt be able to control it out. This is why you should really be that mindful in towards your actions.
Speaking about companies or sites that do divert out and decieve people just to get some attention? Its really a bad idea.

Everything in excess will not be good. It is true. We become greedy because we want to get something more than we can, so we forget to control that lust. And when we realize what we are doing is wrong, it is too late because we have already experienced defeat at gambling. And we can't go back but we can prevent it from happening again in the future. And it's up to us alone to prevent it, whether we want it or not.

All I've always heard or read about greed is on the negative side of it, everything that have a negative side does also have positive side, no matter how insignificant it seems the positive side is, due to the massive impact the negative side  is making.

Greed, in as bad as it looks, on the negative side, can still push one into winning good amount of money on the positive side.., I was played a crash game, where I set my exit at x200, I was never expecting the game to go beyond x10 or x20 at most, but I set my exit at x200 because it was a small money I felt like loosing, the game started and went further from x10 to x25, x50, at this point, I felt like existing but greed to over me, I left it, at x70, I felt like exiting again, but greed said leave it till x100, I left the game and finally, it arrived at x100, greed said leave it till x200 which Is my automatic exit point, this time, i was no longer comfortable and I exited at x101, made a good profit, the game later crashed at around x302.
So sometimes, greed can really bring some good profit if the player is lucky.

Indeed greed has a positive side but when compared to the negative side, the negative side is still bigger. If you really get lucky (I mean really lucky than other people), greed can give you victory. But that doesn't always happen because greed won't be good after all. So greed assisted by luck can give winning or profit

[slapper]

When a gambler is losing money and they continue to gamble, they are not actually in a state of greed but rather one of fear/grief, because they are chasing losses and do not want to leave the casino with a negative net balance.

This could also turn into a state of denial which is more dangerous! Some gamblers, especially who have addiction problems, get into a denial state when they start losing big. They usually avoid checking their balance and keep placing bets without checking how much they have left on their wallets. They do this so they can continue playing without feeling bad.
We all know how this always end: a zero balance and few days of sorrow!

i guess, most of us are guilty of such emotion at one point in our gambling life. as we want to recover from our losses, we keep on playing thinking that we may hit some winnings. but acceptance is also a good virtue to prevent more losses. however, gamblers will only accept such defeat once they have no more bankroll to play with. that's when other options are going thru their minds like borrowing money or selling some assets.
but if you are a responsible gambler, you will always check your vault how much you can spend to your games, and not the other way around. spending first before checking your financials.

Gambling? It's like sliding down a gold-plated slope, folks. Easy to get caught in the web of chasing losses. But ask yourself: is the rush of the game worth the disastrous financial crash?

Remember, gambling is a roll of the dice. Losing before doesn't guarantee a win next time. Keep chasing losses? You'll lose even more, bigly.

Let's all pause and think: is it time to stop? Or should we fold and walk away? Plenty of other ways to enjoy life without burning our cash, folks. Let's be smart with gambling and choose financial stability over a short-lived adrenaline rush. Trust me!

[Mate2237]

Even till now I have not really understand the conceptual framework work of this WEB3. I have read some articles to know it but not yet cognisant of the term. And the only way I tried to understand it, it is a term used in the gambling platforms and also to the speedometer of the internet browsing.

greed for making more always makes gamblers bet high so they could win big but it also reduces the number of game ought to play and increase their risk tier.
What we are talking about was not greed but the shady service provided by some casinos to lure new users and the newbie who didn't do adequate research is always their victim.

We know greed will only lead us to lose more money. Even the winning money that we have earned can also be lost at the gambling table. This is what we have to avoid to enjoy winning money; if we haven't been able to win, we can also avoid bigger losses. Greed will bring us nothing but losing more money. So we must try to overcome greed and not be tempted by attractive offers provided by casinos so that we can stop just in time.

Not all gamblers are greed. Some gamblers go away with the little they have made for the day while the greedy ones use the small ones they won in the gambling process and loss all. That is greed because they what to win big a time which is not possible. Those who win big are those who just bet once and relax and monitor their bet. While those who loss always have a multiplication of bet games.

[Viscore]

But I agree with you that there are lots who just uses the name for free marketing. There are currently not as many Web 3.0 casinos available compared to traditional online casinos. By faking their marketing Web 3.0 casinos, traditional online casinos are just trying to attract users who are interested in the Web 3.0 casino features, even if their platform doesn't actually offer them.

Many new casinos use web 3.0 casino in their last name and slogan to attract the interest of new users, they just modify the user interface to look like web 3.0 but don't actually use the algorithms from web 3.0, it's all marketing strategy related. Currently many top casino platforms have not yet switched to web 3.0 so don't trust new casinos with the implementation of web 3.0 that it offers to new users, top casinos must have reviewed web 3.0 usage and the team has designed a development planning table for web simulation using web 3.0.

While a lot of us would be more attracted with web 3.0 gambling features, but the reality is majority of the top casinos have not reached that far and are still following the current generation of the web. So if we can see casinos advertised as having Web 3.0 features, don’t be deceived easily as it’s only a part of marketing strategy to attract more players to play in their casino site. But eventually, all casinos are really heading there, though it’s still uncertain as to when they will get there.

[nakamura12]

While a lot of us would be more attracted with web 3.0 gambling features, but the reality is majority of the top casinos have not reached that far and are still following the current generation of the web. So if we can see casinos advertised as having Web 3.0 features, don’t be deceived easily as it’s only a part of marketing strategy to attract more players to play in their casino site. But eventually, all casinos are really heading there, though it’s still uncertain as to when they will get there.
[/quote]Even if the casino already used web 3.0 features or whatever it is but when you find an advertisement of a casino, you should expect that it is what they do in order to attract new users and even make the old users stay and spend more funds on theor casino. As it has been in discussion for many times, casinos have money to pay advertisement since casino always win. Everything you see being spread either through messages, ads and whatever form is because it is what they think they can make people attracted and that's what marketing is for.

[erep]

While a lot of us would be more attracted with web 3.0 gambling features, but the reality is majority of the top casinos have not reached that far and are still following the current generation of the web. So if we can see casinos advertised as having Web 3.0 features, don’t be deceived easily as it’s only a part of marketing strategy to attract more players to play in their casino site. But eventually, all casinos are really heading there, though it’s still uncertain as to when they will get there.

The web 3.0 casino concept will definitely be developed but so far it's still testing the implementation behind the team's monitor, the team needs time to release the web 3.0 casino and we are waiting for the release of web 3.0 casino from a trusted casino on the forum. Make sure you have to be aware of scam casinos with fake interfaces have implemented in web 3.0, you may have a losing streak at that casino, so don't involve funds in foreign casinos and always option for trusted casinos in forums.

[Wiwo]

I think web 3 has been an entirely misunderstood term and the disconnection between its theoretical framework from the operations of the casino whose web3 status is questionable, is the bedrock as to why most people now doubt the practical success or existence of that casino that is truly web 3 or just claiming to be to attract players to the casino. And on a more serious note, there is need for the true reflection of Web 3 features in casinos development going forward and who knows maybe we may witness the true practice of Web 3 in casinos in the future but until then we will have to be careful on how we trust that casino who are diving into that space right now since they're not a true reflection of what web 3 promotes which is privacy.