What Becomes of Gambling if Sport book is taken away.

[acroman08]

Do you think gambling/casinos will lose it popularity since chunk number of their clients are from sport bookies section?

There is no doubt that casinos will lose gamblers but I doubt they will lose popularity. Gambling is a big industry while sports betting a very popular market it is not the entirety of gambling, there are other types of gambling games than sports betting that gamblers likes/love to play. also, if you hypothetical scenario did happen, pretty sure those sportsbettors will find an alternative to sportbetting.

[Slow death]

I don't know is this have been discussed before here on the gambling discussion board or not, but let see how our independent opinion on this question will be and what to anticipate should Incase we find ourselves at that stage in time.

Just as the title stated, what do you think will becomes of gambling enirly if we wake up one morning to the news of global banning of football,  or a country ban it citizens from participating in football both as a game and also a sport.

Do you think gambling/casinos will lose it popularity since chunk number of their clients are from sport bookies section?

I believe that if they did a survey to find out how many people play at the casino and look for gambling games that depend on luck and how many people like sports betting, I believe that the number of people who play gambling games at the casino that depend on luck would be much greater than the number of people who place sports bets to the point where the difference in this number is absurd, so when people stop placing sports bets due to government bans, this will not affect casinos much, because the number of people who are in sports betting there is a small number of people, to give you an idea of what I'm talking about, this is an article from 2 years ago

As more states legalize the practice, 19% of U.S. adults say they have bet money on sports in the past year

Around one-in-five U.S. adults (19%) say they have personally bet money on sports in some way in the last 12 months, whether with friends or family, in person at a casino or other gambling venue, or online with a betting app, according to a new Pew Research Center survey.[/b][/u]

Men are more likely than women (24% vs. 15%) to say they have bet on sports in some form in the past year, as are adults under the age of 50 when compared with those 50 and older (22% vs. 17%). There are also differences by race and ethnicity: Black (27%) and Hispanic adults (24%) are more likely than White (18%) and Asian American adults (10%) to report doing so.

There are no significant differences in self-reported sports betting by educational attainment or household income level. For example, 18% of college graduates say they have bet on sports in some way in the past year, as have 20% of non-college graduates. Similar shares of adults in upper-income (22%), middle-income (19%) and lower-income households (19%) say they have bet on sports in the past year.

source: https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2022/09/14/as-more-states-legalize-the-practice-19-of-u-s-adults-say-they-have-bet-money-on-sports-in-the-past-year/

looking at this data from this article we can see that most people choose gambling games that depend on luck because they can play with little money and if they are lucky they can win a lot of money and how people want to win a lot of money even though they know that this can lead years of playing and even then they may never win that much money, still people prefer this path, while in sports betting people don't win a lot of money unless they also put a lot of money in and obviously putting a lot of money in sports betting means risk d lose a lot of money easily. It is enough to see that it is difficult to hear that someone became bankrupt because they were buying lottery tickets, but it is normal to hear that someone became bankrupt because they were betting on sports.

[Hispo]

Well. Needless to say that such ban would be probably very hard or impossible to enforce in an international way. There will be always people to break the law for the sake of sports and also for the sake of money and gambling. Hence, that is why to this day we have illegal activities like dog fights, Ilegal underground fights, illegal racing, cockfighting, etc.
But assuming the governments of the world somehow manage to enforce the ban in an effective way, then I indeed believe the casinos would suffer a very sustancial lost percentage of their volume.
Though, the urge for gamblers and bettors to wager money would be still so big that I believe people started to bet on animal races, on the weather and other things which are completely unrelated to sports.

To some people, betting is such of a big deal in their day or week that even if their passion sport was to be taken away from them, that would not spot them to try to make a quick buck off their chances. 

[SeriouslyGiveaway]

Just as the title stated, what do you think will becomes of gambling enirly if we wake up one morning to the news of global banning of football,  or a country ban it citizens from participating in football both as a game and also a sport.
Do you think gambling/casinos will lose it popularity since chunk number of their clients are from sport bookies section?

I think this will be difficult to happen when football is not just a sport, but it is almost a religion, it is very difficult to ban it. If it does happen, it will only happen in a few countries and will not affect the entire world's football industry. With the current explosion of technology, casinos can operate everywhere, without borders, so the impact of some countries banning citizens from participating in sports betting is only very small.
Besides, casinos have many games, sports betting (soccer) is just a small game among them. Therefore, the popularity of gambling is not lost. You should remember that the predecessors of gambling are traditional games such as roulette, baccarat and blackjack that have existed since ancient times. Then new forms of betting based on sporting events and horse betting appeared. Not to mention the popularity of poker today, it has developed into an industry of its own with tournaments, live and online events, and even television shows, contributing to its rise and popularity of the gambling industry.

[Hirose UK]

Football is sport that has really been attached to and is loved by everyone from various countries with any background, after all, no matter how bad the problem is and no matter how complicated the conditions that occur in football, it will not have global impact.
Moreover, every problem will always have solution and in football there are lots of problems that occur but up to now it has never affected anything globally that would cause  ban on this sport.

Do you think gambling/casinos will lose it popularity since chunk number of their clients are from sport bookies section?

There is no doubt that casinos will lose gamblers but I doubt they will lose popularity. Gambling is a big industry while sports betting a very popular market it is not the entirety of gambling, there are other types of gambling games than sports betting that gamblers likes/love to play. also, if you hypothetical scenario did happen, pretty sure those sportsbettors will find an alternative to sportbetting.

It is important to remember that none of this will happen, if it does, perhaps only in certain leagues or competitions and not as whole.
In addition, sports are not just football because there are various types of sports listed in sports betting, so if there is problem in one type of sport, there will still be other sports options.
Popularity and volume of the gambling industry will never be affected, and I think this kind of thinking is going too far, having the idea that global problems with football would cause ban is ambiguous.
Yes, you are right, there will always be other alternatives in gambling that allow gamblers to still bet and have fun.

[livingfree]

I don't know is this have been discussed before here on the gambling discussion board or not, but let see how our independent opinion on this question will be and what to anticipate should Incase we find ourselves at that stage in time.

Just as the title stated, what do you think will becomes of gambling enirly if we wake up one morning to the news of global banning of football,  or a country ban it citizens from participating in football both as a game and also a sport.

Do you think gambling/casinos will lose it popularity since chunk number of their clients are from sport bookies section?

There will be a shrink and that's a normal thing to see if that has happened all of a sudden. But you can hope for the gamblers that are also die hard fans that they're going to find a way to enjoy themselves with any sports that are still doable to gamble.

In the long run, there will be a recovery for sure but we don't know what actually it is going to be until we see it happens. But at the end of the day, gamblers will remain gamblers and will find a way to bet out of something.

[wxa7115]

There is no doubt that casinos will lose gamblers but I doubt they will lose popularity. Gambling is a big industry while sports betting a very popular market it is not the entirety of gambling, there are other types of gambling games than sports betting that gamblers likes/love to play. also, if you hypothetical scenario did happen, pretty sure those sportsbettors will find an alternative to sportbetting.

Sport bets constitute a great deal of the business casinos generate, and soccer is the most popular sport around the world and it is not even close, so you can bet that many casinos could go bankrupt because of this, as I doubt they could find a way to replace that lost income, since many gamblers only care about soccer and no other sport.

However this scenario will never happen since soccer as a sport will never be banned, not only because of its popularity but also because compared to other sports soccer is relatively free of any major controversy, so there is not much that those that could be against it could use to argue for its ban.

[davis196]

I don't know is this have been discussed before here on the gambling discussion board or not, but let see how our independent opinion on this question will be and what to anticipate should Incase we find ourselves at that stage in time.

Just as the title stated, what do you think will becomes of gambling enirly if we wake up one morning to the news of global banning of football,  or a country ban it citizens from participating in football both as a game and also a sport.

Do you think gambling/casinos will lose it popularity since chunk number of their clients are from sport bookies section?

If sports betting gets banned, it will simply continue to exist, but in the grey/black economy. Online sports betting platforms will host their servers in offshore territories, where sports betting is allowed and those online platforms will become VPN-friendly.
I do think that gambling and the casinos will lose popularity, because banning them means that the normies will stop using them. However, the hardcore gamblers will always find ways to keep gambling, even if gambling becomes illegal. There will be way less casinos/bookies and their income will be way lower, but gambling cannot cease to exist.

[Hewlet]

I don't know is this have been discussed before here on the gambling discussion board or not, but let see how our independent opinion on this question will be and what to anticipate should Incase we find ourselves at that stage in time.

Just as the title stated, what do you think will becomes of gambling enirly if we wake up one morning to the news of global banning of football,  or a country ban it citizens from participating in football both as a game and also a sport.

Do you think gambling/casinos will lose it popularity since chunk number of their clients are from sport bookies section?

betting has been in existence quite long ago before sports betting started and the word adaptation is one powerful thing God has blessed humanity with which generally means that we can adapt to whatever situation we find ourselves in. Even if soccer is banned globally betting will still continue but to be realistic, thier is no possibility that sports or soccer would be banned any moment from now. Soccer is one of the most popular sports since the existence of the world and it's not in any way affecting the world negatively to even attract any opinion regarding the possibility of it being scrapped so thier is absolutely no point of conversation regarding this.
Soccer Stays till the exit of the world.

[Distinctin]

You don't need a sportsbook to gamble, so if it's taken away, people will still gamble as long as there's a game. Game is created first, people gamble with friends but sportsbook sees this opportunity to facilitate bets and make some money from commissions, so if the government will decide to make sportsbook illegal or simply make them stop their operation, gambling still would exist though not on the same manner.

The thing is, why would the government do that when they can make taxes from casinos/sportsbook they regulate, so these sportsbooks are here to stay and will continue to serve us who are looking for some real entertainment.

[moneystery]

even though this is very unlikely to happen, if it does happen it will probably have a big impact on the sportsbook platform, since football is a sport that is very popular with sportsbook users, and of course the absence of this will be felt very significantly on the sportsbook platform.

even though there are alternative sports such as cricket, ufc, or others, football is a very popular sport among bettors and usually football bettors don't want to change their bets to other sports, so this will certainly be very detrimental to the sportsbook platform since they will lose a lot of users.

[piebeyb]

even though this is very unlikely to happen, if it does happen it will probably have a big impact on the sportsbook platform, since football is a sport that is very popular with sportsbook users, and of course the absence of this will be felt very significantly on the sportsbook platform.

even though there are alternative sports such as cricket, ufc, or others, football is a very popular sport among bettors and usually football bettors don't want to change their bets to other sports, so this will certainly be very detrimental to the sportsbook platform since they will lose a lot of users.

I'm sure we all know that almost all gamblers in sports betting bet on sports betting such as football and are rarely interested in other sports because maybe they don't have experience in other sports. I think if football sports betting is closed it will definitely have an impact. also on the sportsbook platform which allows the loss of many gamblers because it is confiscated, even though it is difficult to happen, but that is what will happen to lose many gambling users because it is confiscated.

This is certain to happen that gambling/casinos will lose their popularity and even be threatened with bankruptcy because in my opinion gamblers who bet on sports betting are very much in demand throughout the world so it is only natural that it affects gambling/casinos because they have to accept the loss of many users who gamble there. . I'm sure people won't try betting on other sports betting because it's full of risk betting on gambling but don't have experience and information about the sport in question because the majority of gamblers in sports betting bet on football matches.

[Strongkored]

I don't know is this have been discussed before here on the gambling discussion board or not, but let see how our independent opinion on this question will be and what to anticipate should Incase we find ourselves at that stage in time.

Just as the title stated, what do you think will becomes of gambling enirly if we wake up one morning to the news of global banning of football,  or a country ban it citizens from participating in football both as a game and also a sport.

Do you think gambling/casinos will lose it popularity since chunk number of their clients are from sport bookies section?

I never imagined something like that would happen because it could be said that it is impossible to happen, because sports betting is gambling where the circulation of money is very large because there are so many enthusiasts and that's not just now but has been for a long time, because people really like betting that's why it exists also a type of gambling that is almost the same as sports betting but betting on competing animals such as cockfighting which occurs quite often in Asian countries, especially Southeast Asia such as the Philippines and Indonesia.

If that happens, I think bettors will channel their passion for gambling into other types, but if that happens, bettors can still bet in PvP with friends and the casino is very likely to lose a lot of clients because not all bettors like casino games or other games besides sports betting.

[EarnOnVictor]

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Do you think gambling/casinos will lose it popularity since chunk number of their clients are from sport bookies section?

You must have dreamt so deeply to think towards this angle, but first, it can never happen, this is unless gambling is entirely banned. People losing in casinos often find solace in sports betting, and if this is now removed, then it means that the government is wicked because it can be the only one to announce and enforce such a ban. However, I bet it, casinos will lose a huge chunk of their customers. Such a decision will anger many gamblers and leave immediately. But to some others who would stay, playing casino games alone and always losing will soon get them tired and leave.

Notwithstanding, there will still be some people gambling no matter what, and it could be either for the fun or for the money because casinos are not totally useless but only risky. This means that some people will still be winning through luck which will motivate a few others too. Regardless, in all, the gambling industry will lose at least 35% of its customer base, in my view.

[slapper]

Eliminating sports betting won't kill gambling. As if blowing out a candle can halt a blaze. Gambling dwarfs sports. It's been around since the beginning and will be after we're gone. Humans are wired to gamble and seek danger. We wager on horses, cards, politics, and even the weather

Casinos won't simply die either. These locations adapt well. They can feed the addiction and make you feel good even when you lose. They'll modify the game to keep you interested

[stadus]

Eliminating sports betting won't kill gambling. As if blowing out a candle can halt a blaze. Gambling dwarfs sports. It's been around since the beginning and will be after we're gone. Humans are wired to gamble and seek danger. We wager on horses, cards, politics, and even the weather

Casinos won't simply die either. These locations adapt well. They can feed the addiction and make you feel good even when you lose. They'll modify the game to keep you interested

As gambler, we can always adjust, if there's no sportsbook, for sure other popular casino games will earn more wagers. So simply eliminating sportsbook is not gonna kill this big industry, in fact I doubt a government can eliminate a sports betting industry when it's a billion dollar industry and they are benefiting from it.

Let's accept the reality, it's just the world we live in, gambling is here and will stay forever, it's just up to us if we are willing to take a risk.

[Alpha Marine]

Is it just football or all forms of sports as a whole? If it's just football, gamblers will keep gambling on other sports. A lot of people including me don't bet on football alone. Football, Basketball, hockey, and tennis are other sports I bet on. Some people gamble on more.

If all forms of sports gambling are banned entirely, surely casino companies will take a hit because a lot of people gamble on sports, but that could mean most of these people will start gambling in other areas.
The gambling industry will be fine without sports betting. Gambling activities may reduce but with time, the numbers will come back.
People want to gamble. It doesn't matter if it's for fun, to make money, to try their luck, or to waste time, what matters is that they'll look for ways to gamble.

[Wiwo]

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Do you think gambling/casinos will lose it popularity since chunk number of their clients are from sport bookies section?

You must have dreamt so deeply to think towards this angle, but first, it can never happen, this is unless gambling is entirely banned. People losing in casinos often find solace in sports betting, and if this is now removed, then it means that the government is wicked because it can be the only one to announce and enforce such a ban. However, I bet it, casinos will lose a huge chunk of their customers. Such a decision will anger many gamblers and leave immediately. But to some others who would stay, playing casino games alone and always losing will soon get them tired and leave.

Notwithstanding, there will still be some people gambling no matter what, and it could be either for the fun or for the money because casinos are not totally useless but only risky. This means that some people will still be winning through luck which will motivate a few others too. Regardless, in all, the gambling industry will lose at least 35% of its customer base, in my view.

Hey hummy thanks for mentioning me on this one because I was already far away from this thread but got notified that I go mentioned and when I checked I was my friend Victor nice, any ways I wasn't dreaming when I mentioned that and that is why I made this discussions for us to just ramp our head about such possibilities,  because anything can happen, take forum administration Theymos announcements,  of new merits system which have thrown the forum into a legions with high spammers 😆 😆 hahaha and loud mouths.

Any ways enjoy the 01-04 fun mate, but ob a serious note let look at a possibility of having football removed from casinos.

[passwordnow]

what do you think will becomes of gambling enirly if we wake up one morning to the news of global banning of football,  or a country ban it citizens from participating in football both as a game and also a sport.

Being a sportsbettor, it will be removed but being a gambler will remain as there are still lots of games that a gambler can bet. Casino games are popular, dice, roulette, plinko or any of those fun games that are going to test your luck will remain.

Do you think gambling/casinos will lose it popularity since chunk number of their clients are from sport bookies section?

In the physical casinos, there are the poker tables, roulettes, slots and any other games that their customers prefer. That means that even if there are no bookies out there and they're banned globally as the government have made some interconnected and mass banning on it, most of the gamblers will still find fun into other games. Some developers might even develop as quickly as they can those games in a virtual and AI type. As long as the fun remains to the gamblers and whichever they prefer to bet with, removing this specific type of betting won't stop them from gambling.

[Webetcoins]

There is no doubt that casinos will lose gamblers but I doubt they will lose popularity. Gambling is a big industry while sports betting a very popular market it is not the entirety of gambling, there are other types of gambling games than sports betting that gamblers likes/love to play. also, if you hypothetical scenario did happen, pretty sure those sportsbettors will find an alternative to sportbetting.

Sport bets constitute a great deal of the business casinos generate, and soccer is the most popular sport around the world and it is not even close, so you can bet that many casinos could go bankrupt because of this, as I doubt they could find a way to replace that lost income, since many gamblers only care about soccer and no other sport.

However this scenario will never happen since soccer as a sport will never be banned, not only because of its popularity but also because compared to other sports soccer is relatively free of any major controversy, so there is not much that those that could be against it could use to argue for its ban.

That is because sports part is huge and I think before gambling was invented and its games, there were already sports but we can't deny that casino games are dominating later on, especially now in the online world. That was only in terms of gambling because sports still has it's own charm. Each country has their own favourite sports, so some won't agree with you when you say soccer is more popular than others.

This makes the betting platforms survive even if soccer was removed as one of its games. Never heard that such sport is banned but rather what can be banned here is the betting platforms. That is the ones that can make them go bankrupt.