Land Based Casinos in the Digital Age

[FortuneFollower]

Hey everyone,

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

[stomachgrowls]

Hey everyone,

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

They'll both exist into this gambling industry no matter how online gambling would progress, we should make ourselves aware that not all people would really be loving on playing online and still nothing could
beat up that real ambiance and experience on which physical casinos that could give and this is something those gamblers do loving and this is where they do preferred it out.

If you do try to look around then those casinos are still on existence on which means that there's still that a huge demand and i dont see any decline. Despite on online gambling casinos rise
or demand but still there are gamblers who are really that preferring on playing into these places. They are still making that significant revenue and we've seen on how
still relevant they are even up in todays era.

[cabron]

Hey everyone,

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

The only time when they are not going to be visited by gamblers is when there will again be a pandemic or sort of a virus plaguing the cities. But most of the time, people love social life, they will travel miles and miles just to enjoy Vegas or even the local casinos.

They will still hold their grounds but they will also adopt, maybe their chips will be BTC already. Or people can play using their mobile wallets to scam codes and pay in the card table.

[Oshosondy]

The socialization and the entertaining environment that you will get from bricks and mortar casinos, you can not get that from online casinos. While online casinos can be easily accessed and also can help in having privacy. You can see that they have different advantages also. Bricks and mortar casino will because of this still be existing.

[uneng]

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Not a thing of the past, but the tendency is that they lose popularity and customers the more we advance into the digital age of virtual casinos. They won't go into complete extinction, though. There are still many enthusiasts of land based casinos, especially people who still prefer living in analog system, while rejecting digital stuff the maximum as possible. There are also the ones who attend to physical casinos for fancy reasons, that is, when travelling to luxurious touristic cities where casinos are part of the local attractions.

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

They will remain in less quantity, but an exclusivity for digital platforms is unlikely. Thinking about investments, it seems more profitable for casino owners to launch online platforms, instead of land based ones, since the implementation and maintenance costs are much inferior. That is what we already seeing with so many casinos apps being launched and introduced to the public, especially at sports' championships where the main sponsors are actually gambling houses.

[TravelMug]

Hey everyone,

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

I think land base will not go away, they revolutionized how we experienced gambling and so even if there are online games with the advent of internet, there are old players that still want to go traditional base and wanted to feel the ambience and the noise and the camaraderie seeing feeling gamblers. And gambling is a billion dollar business so for sure whether land base or online games, there will be enough money for either business to share. For me I still go and play on land base casinos from time to time, even though I also enjoy playing online at home at my own time. But every weekends me and my friends will drive to land base casino, play card games or even roulette and enjoy the night with free drinks too,  .

[topbitcoin]

The physical, conventional casinos will never go out of style. The physical casinos can give you what online casinos cannot, and this is a genuine experience that just cannot be matched in any other place; the tables, croupiers, everything is real! In the same manner, they feature different environments including music or live entertainment, high-end service in luxury ambience. To maintain their preeminence in the digitalized age, some traditional casinos need to change. A lot of them have expanded their business and now operate online as well or provide their customers with the gambling opportunity on their platforms too. Moreover, some casinos are now embracing new technologies such as augmented reality to enhance the visitor experience.

While the land-based gambling industry is vulnerable to the competition from online casinos, they have their own advantage, which is the integration of technology and delivering special services to its clients, hence helping them stay afloat. It will most likely be the situation for some time, with each form of gambling appealing to specific market segments.

[Fatunad]

For sure there might be some physical casinos made out their own online version as well, im not sure if its existing but its on high probability but mostly they would really be focusing into a single point.
Instead on trying out to cope up with the current changes that we do have specially on technology but still they've decided to stay up on the game and this is something which would really be that so normal.
It is really just that there are people who do have that kind of different preference when it comes to things on which its is really just that a normal approach. Land based casinos wont really be that relaxed
on making themselves getting left behind with the competition. Of course they would really be trying to be updated as much as they could and if there would really be some notable changes when it comes to tech
and other features then for sure they would really be applying.

Just like on typical businesses is that as an owner then you would really be doing your very best on making yourself offering the latest and the most recent possible offering that you could give.
You wont really be letting yourself get left behind.

[salad daging]

I think brick-and-mortar casinos are still viable even though online casinos are more in demand but there's no source I've read where brick-and-mortar casinos have been abandoned.

Take a look at some of the physical casinos in the west that are legal that still have many visitors what I know in the news so physical casinos will not become a thing of the past or outdated because physical casinos have their own way of attracting visitors.

After all, there are still people who don't casino people go to physical casinos for various reasons, such as they want to interact directly, real games including poker cards and others.

[iv4n]

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Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

They will manage to hold their ground, but not in this number. In my country (and probably in some other countries as well) there are many land-based casinos around, almost on every corner. But people who hang out there are mostly "older" people, so I think we can say that the younger generations are more into "online", so with time there won't be as much need for land-based casinos.

Time will tell if I'm right or wrong, but my opinion is that land-based casinos will lose the race at one point. It may not happen in the next 5-10 years, but one day it surely will.

[Frankolala]

We need both of them to enjoy gambling especially board games. They is a big fun gambling on a land base casino, because you don't just enjoy the game alone, but you enjoy the environment, entertainment and socialization. Online gambling is for people that loves to keep their gamble life a secret, and love privacy.

Do you know that people get connected, and do business in a land base casino, which you cannot do that when gambling online. This is why they will both exist as long as gambling exist.

[Orpichukwu]

Both land-based gambling houses and online casinos have their place in gamblers lives. Both of them have the kind of purpose that they fulfil; they can't completely replace each other; they need to give each other a helping hand.
 
There are people who, no matter how modernised they make the gambling house, just don't like using it; they prefer to stay in the comfort of their homes and place their bets without even having anyone disturb them.
 
There are also those who just like having interaction while gambling, which is one thing that keeps encouraging them to visit the local gambling house all the time.

I see plenty of reasons why each of them can't replace each other; they need one another to take themselves to the next level. That's why most gambling companies have both land casinos and online casinos in order to keep both customers in place.

[Jating]

I think it depends on the gamblers themselves, there could be gamblers here who haven't seen a landbase casino, and they could be very young. And so I think majority of us here at some point step inside a land base, feeling very emotional as it's their first time and we are all nervous. But once we gain that confidence we fell in love with it. However, during the pandemic, we've seen the growth of online games and so maybe some traditional gamblers switch to them. Personally though, I still land base casino.

So there are advantage and disadvantage of both casino, but I think both are going to survived as the numbers of gamblers are also growing. In the States alone, there are a lot of land base casinos,



https://worldpopulationreview.com/state-rankings/casinos-by-state

As for the question of the OP, yeah, brick and mortar casinos are going to stay and will likely continue. Countries like Macau for instance, rely on it's land base casinos to give jobs for their population and they are earning like billions every month.

[bitbollo]

Land casinos will never disappear.
On line casinos and land based casinos are two completely different concepts that are aimed at very different classes of players.
They are not offering the same experience just as example...
You will never find the guy who "plays to earn" in a casino in San Moritz.
You will never find people waiting for an airdrop or begging for a donation in the all of this kind of casinos.
You will never find people who have an interest in not being identified (kyc) or refuse additional checks (example AML)...
the list is very long...

[acroman08]

With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

I don't know about you but land base casino right now offer experiences that can't be replicated online.

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

yeah, they will, landbase casino industry is big and casino owners would not just suddenly look the other way around just becasue online casino is becoming popular. also, land base casino and online casino are very different, while both of them offer gambling, the experience are extremely different.

[Wexnident]

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Oh they'll stay. You can say that land-based casinos will simply turn into a premium place for big places. More like a part of a big facility for entertainment stuff. This would only happen btw if most land-based casinos do become obsolete or less relevant, so they turn to that path. Right now? They're still working just as fine afaik. There are a couple of countries that still rely on land-based casinos as their own main source of attraction and maybe a couple of others that even if it's not their main attraction, still have a sizeable amount of customers.

Maybe if the world turned completely digital (Like completely, literally everyone), then maybe we'd see a shift but that's like still half a century at least imo.

[decodx]

Online gambling's never going to fully replace traditional casinos.  Vegas thrives on sensory overload - the lights, the sounds, the excitement.  Can't replicate that rush on a phone screen.  But more and more folks do prefer mobile betting.

So, old-school casinos must up their game.  Draw in younger crowds make it an event, not just gambling.  Give people memorable nights they'll wanna re-live again.  Casinos have history on their side.  Leverage nostalgia and really play that up.

[FortuneFollower]

Hey everyone,

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

They'll both exist into this gambling industry no matter how online gambling would progress, we should make ourselves aware that not all people would really be loving on playing online and still nothing could
beat up that real ambiance and experience on which physical casinos that could give and this is something those gamblers do loving and this is where they do preferred it out.

If you do try to look around then those casinos are still on existence on which means that there's still that a huge demand and i dont see any decline. Despite on online gambling casinos rise
or demand but still there are gamblers who are really that preferring on playing into these places. They are still making that significant revenue and we've seen on how
still relevant they are even up in todays era.

Definitely see where you're coming from, but let's not overlook the appeal and convenience of online casinos. They're not just about playing from home, they're about accessibility, variety, and innovation. Sure, physical casinos have their charm, but online platforms offer a vast selection of games, often updated with the latest tech developments, which you can enjoy without waiting for a free table or slot machine. Plus, for those who might be intimidated by the grandeur of traditional casinos or prefer a more private gaming experience, online casinos are a perfect fit.

[Assface16678]

Land based or physical casino will never ever lose its popularity or market, as many people are still playing in physical casinos and especially those wealthh or rich people who's hobby is to play gambling, they find joy and entertainment in playing physically, and remember physical casino will never be lose its profit as long as there's a lot of gamblers out there, there's still a thing in physical casino that online cssino can give, its the hands on experience pf playing gambling games, many preferred to interact with other gambler, socialise is one the thing that keeps physical casino alive, and as you will notice online gambling as very popular mostly in this new era, its because mostly those gamblers prefer conviniency or doesn't have the time and money to go to an actual casino. So traditional or physical casinos will never lose their ground, no matter what; there will always be customers in the gambling industry.

[betswift]

Hey everyone,

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

The rise of online gambling doesn't diminish the value of physical casinos but rather complements the overall gambling landscape by catering to different preferences. In today's digital age, the ability to have a quick game on your phone or laptop, at any time, is something many players value highly. Both platforms indeed have their merits.

[danadc]

For me it doesn't matter what era we are in, I say that physical channels will never go out of style, there will come a time when many people who would like to take this digital casino will be able to do so, but I would like it to be like in a virtual environment where There is the same correlation that there is in conversations, greetings, with the exception of the meals, juices, drinks that they offer in the casinos, yes, I would like it to be something totally different, as I said in the virtual environment where a diagram is made. of the casino, where everything is simulated, from the moment of entry to walking in and seeing everything as it is, that would be the way, but even so I think I prefer the physical, which is a different experience, for some it will always be better this way, but The digital age can change Everything, from the lifestyle we have to how we are now.

[EluguHcman]

If only it is being interesting to play and people can not afford to have it outdated that they can not play it further or find it trending and comfortable to play anymore of course it would evolve in advance digitalization.
But would only be matter of time.

[Stepstowealth]

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

These are the similar questions that were asked by people who were used to only the post office services before the telephones started taking over. The inquired to know if post office services will be able to survive the modernity and changes, and by now they have their answers. The digital age is taking over, most land based casino owners are already experiencing the reduction in their profit margin, soon they will be out of business completely as the number of online casino's are increasing.

In the future, the number of land based casinos will be much smaller than we have now.

[Natsuu]

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

For me traditional gambling would stay. The physical type for me is the best imo, the shouts, the platform, the tables, the machines, the bettors not following the line, the complaints, the wall, if you can imagine this while reading then you know that this is the real of realest.

People go in their not only to make money, but to truly entertain themselves. They met new people from the other side of the country. This is even the place where people get to network their businesses. Maybe the transaction can be made online, but the actual interaction is what makes it alive. In this way you play here to truly have fun.

[FortuneFollower]

Hey everyone,

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

I think land base will not go away, they revolutionized how we experienced gambling and so even if there are online games with the advent of internet, there are old players that still want to go traditional base and wanted to feel the ambience and the noise and the camaraderie seeing feeling gamblers. And gambling is a billion dollar business so for sure whether land base or online games, there will be enough money for either business to share. For me I still go and play on land base casinos from time to time, even though I also enjoy playing online at home at my own time. But every weekends me and my friends will drive to land base casino, play card games or even roulette and enjoy the night with free drinks too,  .

Yes, the ambiance, the live energy, and the camaraderie among players at a physical location create a unique gaming experience. And I totally agree, those trips with friends, engaging in card games or roulette, and enjoying the perks like free drinks, add a special touch to the gambling experience 

I think it depends on the gamblers themselves, there could be gamblers here who haven't seen a landbase casino, and they could be very young. And so I think majority of us here at some point step inside a land base, feeling very emotional as it's their first time and we are all nervous. But once we gain that confidence we fell in love with it. However, during the pandemic, we've seen the growth of online games and so maybe some traditional gamblers switch to them. Personally though, I still land base casino.

So there are advantage and disadvantage of both casino, but I think both are going to survived as the numbers of gamblers are also growing. In the States alone, there are a lot of land base casinos,

https://www.talkimg.com/images/2024/04/03/VVKnJ.png

https://worldpopulationreview.com/state-rankings/casinos-by-state

As for the question of the OP, yeah, brick and mortar casinos are going to stay and will likely continue. Countries like Macau for instance, rely on it's land base casinos to give jobs for their population and they are earning like billions every month.

Oh, absolutely! Stepping into a land-based casino for the first time is like a mini adventure - it's thrilling, a bit nerve-wracking, but totally memorable. Then came the pandemic, and boom, some of us found a new playground online. Still, there's something about the clink of chips and the buzz of a casino floor that's hard to beat.

But imagine walking into a casino that's got all the classic vibes but with cool, techy twists - maybe VR blackjack or holographic dealers? Places like Macau show us they're not just sitting pretty; they're innovating, turning casinos into futuristic entertainment hubs. It's not just about keeping up; it's about leading the charge into a whole new era of gambling fun!

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

On land casinos, there are usually some cheering sounds, buzzing, arguments, new people that come and go, etc. The fun or joy derived from betting on land casinos is not only dependent on the game you play but also on those other factors listed above, and there is no way online casinos can establish such things in their casinos because it is online and people can do it at their convenience. Some people prefer to go bet on land casinos, despite the fact that they are still gambling online too. At least they can grab a beer at the Land Casino and chitchart with their friends or make new friends. Online casinos cannot entirely replace or dismiss land casinos. I don't agree. 

[yahoo62278]

Hey everyone,

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

People still like to be social. There's a big difference between sitting at home gambling and going out and enjoying a few drinks with friends and maybe some blackjack or something with a buddy. At home you miss out on the social aspect, while those who would rather gamble from the comforts of their home don't have to worry about large crowds.

I don't think that land based casinos have too much to worry about, too many people love the social aspect and feel like online they could be being cheated.

[HelliumZ]

Hey everyone,

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

Hey mate, It is the evolution of time and with the evolution of time many of the old methods are now disappearing especially the earlier offline i.e. land based gambling is changing with the evolution of time. Earlier people did not have such approach towards online gambling that's why people were forced to attract themselves to offline gambling but nowadays people are engaging themselves in online gambling instead of offline gambling as there are hundreds of benefits in online gambling.
Physical participation in offline gambling is mandatory because of the outbreak of various infectious diseases such as corona virus, there is a possibility of spreading in these areas and moreover, offline gambling has been banned in various countries. Offline gambling is being stopped and gambling authorities are giving more importance to online gambling. Offline gambling is slowly losing popularity. It is mainly due to the evolution of time and people's desire to get more benefits that people are losing attention to offline gambling.

[pinggoki]

Here's a crazy information for you OP, land based casinos will never go out of style, as long as there's a reason to launder money and the technology and methodology to chase after these laundering syndicates or individuals aren't perfected to a point that it's futile to do a laundering, land based casinos would still exist and we can't do anything about it because there's big names that are protecting these laundering operations that disguises themselves as casinos, sure they're making it look like they're a legitimate business and that they're making money in a legitimate way but we have to be realistic about it, there's no way that casinos would pass up on the opportunity to get more money because they're being used for laundering operations when the chances of getting caught is less than most you'd expect and you've got someone that's protecting you. So, yes, that's my take on land based casinos, they're never going to go out of style and with the advent use of VR, we might even see some of these casinos use VR to simulate visiting them physically.

[wakier]

As technology develops, physical casinos may be less popular than online casinos because nowadays most people prefer to use cellphones wherever they go and online casinos are easy to do anywhere, whereas in land-based casinos we have to visit the gambling house. I even think that one day gambling houses will become extinct and they will switch to online casinos because if they don't keep up with developments they will be increasingly left behind. Indeed there are some people who may still be able to visit land-based casinos but not as many as in the past so in my opinion, land-based casinos continue hoping that someone will come to visit, it would be better if he changed the concept to change it online so that the profits return to normal.

[moneystery]

however online casinos innovate and provide a more sophisticated experience, offline casinos will still be in demand by people. because you can't replace the experience of playing at an offline casino, where the vibes, sounds, excitement of people playing, and interactions with other players, make the experience of playing at an offline casino more interesting. because the atmosphere provided by offline casinos means that many people still enjoy playing at offline casinos and this will continue in the future.

[michellee]

The future of traditional land-based casinos is here to stay. People still want to find the excitement of real gambling and be able to meet other people who also usually gamble. These people will still visit traditional land-based casinos.

The number of casinos may decrease because there are more and more online casinos. Online casinos offer new things to gamblers. As long as people still want to meet other people to gamble, offline casinos will still operate.

Something makes people still want to find fun in offline casinos. That's what makes them keep coming back to gamble at offline casinos.

[danherbias07]

Even with the young guys in this era, there are still people who believe in traditional gambling which is the physical casinos. Why? Because it is still more fun playing outside with other people than staying at home and being alone. Try both and you will feel the big difference. If I don't have kids now I will still go back to gambling outside.
Let's use poker as a good example. Is it really fun playing it online? If you compare it to playing outside, the difference is way far. Looking at the eyes of the people you are betting against, read your opponent's movements, their mannerisms, how they will react to your moves, and more. That's why I don't play much poker online because I don't feel the same energy as it is with people around you physically.

[Apocollapse]

The future of traditional land-based casinos is here to stay. People still want to find the excitement of real gambling and be able to meet other people who also usually gamble. These people will still visit traditional land-based casinos.

Many Average Joes didn't aware with tech winter, if anything in digital can replace every traditional stuffs, I'm sure tech winter will never happen because the demand is always increase. Since the world is suffering tech winter, it means many people still want to interact and meet people instead of chatting or video call.

Land based casinos would die if Covid disease is eternal, but the reality isn't.

[DubemIfedigbo001]

Let me enlighten you of one thing, traditional casinos would continue to exist till forever,  reason being that most people you see in traditional casinos aren't there because they're unaware or insensitive to the comfort in using online casinos. Most of them are there for the company and fun they get from interacting with fellow gamblers. People are lonely these days and any slight possibility of getting good and loving company that makes them happy would not pass them by.

In my country, a lot of us can watch football from the comfort of our homes, but we choose to go to viewing centers, not because we can't watch it at home, but the kind of community activity we have and discussion we engage in viewing centers isn't something we would want to miss out on.

People need company, and wherever they get really recognized and welcome is where you'll likely be  seeing them more often and that includes offline casinos for especially older gamblers who are facing the loneliness associated with retirement from work and old age.

[Dave1]

Hey everyone,

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

They'll both exist into this gambling industry no matter how online gambling would progress, we should make ourselves aware that not all people would really be loving on playing online and still nothing could
beat up that real ambiance and experience on which physical casinos that could give and this is something those gamblers do loving and this is where they do preferred it out.

If you do try to look around then those casinos are still on existence on which means that there's still that a huge demand and i dont see any decline. Despite on online gambling casinos rise
or demand but still there are gamblers who are really that preferring on playing into these places. They are still making that significant revenue and we've seen on how
still relevant they are even up in todays era.

Definitely see where you're coming from, but let's not overlook the appeal and convenience of online casinos. They're not just about playing from home, they're about accessibility, variety, and innovation. Sure, physical casinos have their charm, but online platforms offer a vast selection of games, often updated with the latest tech developments, which you can enjoy without waiting for a free table or slot machine. Plus, for those who might be intimidated by the grandeur of traditional casinos or prefer a more private gaming experience, online casinos are a perfect fit.

But I don't think there is innovation as far as games are? I mean you can play games in online that can be played as well in traditional casinos. I don't know but there is also waiting time for a free table in online as far as a experience.

And that's what land base brings, I mean it's granduer so why would gamblers be intimidated in the first place. And there is always a first time and when you set your foot in a land base maybe you don't want to go online again, just saying.

[len01]

experiences that can’t be replicated online?

one of the experiences that online casinos can't replicate from traditional land-based casinos is simply the fun of betting with your friends.

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

traditional land based casinos will continue to live as long as in that country or in certain parts they still have a lot of fans and on the one hand, before online casinos became a hype, land based casinos were already the most fun place to provide a sensation that you can never get in online gambling and I I'm sure some people on this forum still visit land based casinos more often than online casinos.
It is possible that in the future traditional casinos will continue to follow advanced technological developments such as using digital payments or whatever is modern.

[bakasabo]

I will give following example as a comment on a situation. Remember when recently, due to covid everything were closed? Small business died, middle size business somehow managed to survive and restart. When walk in the city, I keep on seeing flashy offline casino signs. Isnt it a sign that offline casinos will be always demanded? Even right now, in digital age, when people income and interest changed, people still use casinos.

[Betwrong]

Hey everyone,

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

I think brick-and-mortar casinos, especially major ones, will always have some features that online gambling platforms won't be able to replicate. Alcoholic drinks served by beautiful women is one of them. The casino's indoor environment where everything is golden and shiny like inside an orthodox church is another. Those things will remain only in brick-and-mortar casinos, and those people who attracted by them will not switch to online gambling. The question is, how many of such people there are.

[Slow death]

In a past post I even commented a little on this subject, the reality is that in recent years physical casinos have also had to evolve so that they can compete with online casinos, the owners of physical casinos have started to add more luxury and more design modern and beautiful in their casinos, making many people more comfortable inside the physical casino and feel more willing to play at the casino again when they go to the casino for the first time. To give you an idea of how well physical casinos are doing and making a lot of profit and even surpassing online casinos, see this article which provides very relevant data about US casinos

U.S. casinos won $66.5B in 2023, their best year ever as gamblers showed no economic fear


Internet gambling generated $6.17 billion, up 22.9%. Total was 10% higher than in 2022, which itself was a record-setting year


Not even the pre-holiday shopping crunch discouraged gamblers from laying their money down: casinos won $6.2 billion in December and $17.4 billion in the fourth quarter of 2023, both of which set records.

In-person gambling remains the bread and butter of the industry. Slot machines brought in $35.51 billion in 2023, an increase of 3.8% from the previous year. Table games brought in $10.31 billion, up 3.5%.

Sports betting generated $10.92 billion in revenue, up 44.5%. Americans legally wagered $119.84 billion on sports, up 27.8% from the previous year.

source: https://english.elpais.com/economy-and-business/2024-02-20/us-casinos-won-665b-in-2023-their-best-year-ever-as-gamblers-showed-no-economic-fear.html

According to the article New York’s Resorts World casino performed well, see that New York’s Resorts World casino is a very large casino, looking at it



is very large, see more details about it

https://www.thebluebook.com/iProView/360504/tutor-perini-corp/subcontractors/construction-projects/resorts-world-casino-new-york-city-488796.html

We might ask ourselves how something so big manages to keep running? because the cost of maintaining a casino like this is very expensive, but I believe that the answer to that question is that in online casinos there are not many rich people playing with many millions of dollars, while in these luxury physical casinos there are many rich people who play with many million dollars and lose 3 million or even 7 million dollars in just one night, now imagine if 100 rich people lost 7 million dollars in one month? it would be 700 million dollars for the coffers of the physical casino, when the physical casino pays for electricity, employee salaries, water, maintenance of machines and other operational costs, the casino's profit will still be very large. By this I mean that there is a market for physical casinos and online casinos without harming one or the other.

People will always want to go to the physical casino, just as they will play at the online casino. That's why, in my opinion, physical casinos are not threatened because of the existence of online casinos

[JunaidAzizi]

Hey everyone,

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

In this modernity where everything has evolved into online, casinos have also changed to online casinos.  Both the online platform as well as brick and mortar casinos have their significance.  Like online platform saves your time and eliminates you from a long distance and also you can play your favorite games from your bed but the online platform does not affect the traditional one because the brick-and-mortar stores secure their futures.  In Canada, the casinos are now more advanced to give a better experience to the users, and also the experts always suggest the traditional casinos where a new one can learn more tricks and information than online platforms. 

[slapper]

Definitely, the digital wave exists. Disruptions are sweeping traditional models. Land-based casinos go beyond gambling. The tactile experience they provide is unmatched by apps. Poker face-off tension, chip weight, and air electricity can't be recreated with a mouse click

Casinos must evolve, not just survive. Their physical space is distinctive. Real-world interactions and belonging are wired into us. Leverage that. Integrating digital and physical elements. Imagine a real-world casino with VR installations and interactive tables for traditional games

Online casinos are convenient. Let's stop assuming they'll replace the actual thing's excitement. Both are gambling's future. Land-based casinos will create events so amazing you want to be there. This innovation will keep them current and provide an experience the digital world can't match

[Mr. Magkaisa]

Hey everyone,

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

           -   I don't see anything new today in land-based casinos compared to online casinos. It's even more like online casinos are becoming a serious competitor to land-based casinos because more people are going online to gamble.

Due to the minimum amount allowed in the online casino, it is easier for people to enjoy it, and then the influencers promote it more than in the land-based casinos, so this is where the physical gambling industry can be left behind compared to the online casino.

[carlfebz2]

Hey everyone,

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

In this modernity where everything has evolved into online, casinos have also changed to online casinos.  Both the online platform as well as brick and mortar casinos have their significance.  Like online platform saves your time and eliminates you from a long distance and also you can play your favorite games from your bed but the online platform does not affect the traditional one because the brick-and-mortar stores secure their futures.  In Canada, the casinos are now more advanced to give a better experience to the users, and also the experts always suggest the traditional casinos where a new one can learn more tricks and information than online platforms. 

Despite of those flourishing market of online platforms but still we do see those offline or physical ones that do continue to exist. Why? Its simply because there's really still a significant demand into it.
We do know that no matter how technological advancement would happen there would really be those people who would really be sticking into those old places but just like on what been said by others
that these places are really that doing their best for them to go with the pace on which we do speak about changes and other stuffs on which it would really be just that a normal approach
because  as a business owner then you cant really just that make yourself that getting left behind with the competition because if you do then you would really be having that huge impact
into your business and might be ended up on getting bankrupt.

[Baofeng]

Definitely, the digital wave exists. Disruptions are sweeping traditional models. Land-based casinos go beyond gambling. The tactile experience they provide is unmatched by apps. Poker face-off tension, chip weight, and air electricity can't be recreated with a mouse click

Casinos must evolve, not just survive. Their physical space is distinctive. Real-world interactions and belonging are wired into us. Leverage that. Integrating digital and physical elements. Imagine a real-world casino with VR installations and interactive tables for traditional games

It's obvious that it has evolved already, from the very first slot machines to the modern one wherein the experience is very different. And then we have VR coming in maybe in the next 5 years so like virtually you are there in the casino and playing and sitting along with others.

Online casinos are convenient. Let's stop assuming they'll replace the actual thing's excitement. Both are gambling's future. Land-based casinos will create events so amazing you want to be there. This innovation will keep them current and provide an experience the digital world can't match

Yes, they are convenient, specially during the pandemic. But since land base are open now, I think it will continue to survived even if there is a big challenge from online gamblers. Sometimes those old habits are hard to break and as long as gamblers are willing to go out and have the ambience and the feeling of being inside a casino, they will continue to exist.

[milewilda]

Hey everyone,

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

In this modernity where everything has evolved into online, casinos have also changed to online casinos.  Both the online platform as well as brick and mortar casinos have their significance.  Like online platform saves your time and eliminates you from a long distance and also you can play your favorite games from your bed but the online platform does not affect the traditional one because the brick-and-mortar stores secure their futures.  In Canada, the casinos are now more advanced to give a better experience to the users, and also the experts always suggest the traditional casinos where a new one can learn more tricks and information than online platforms. 

Despite of those flourishing market of online platforms but still we do see those offline or physical ones that do continue to exist. Why? Its simply because there's really still a significant demand into it.
We do know that no matter how technological advancement would happen there would really be those people who would really be sticking into those old places but just like on what been said by others
that these places are really that doing their best for them to go with the pace on which we do speak about changes and other stuffs on which it would really be just that a normal approach
because  as a business owner then you cant really just that make yourself that getting left behind with the competition because if you do then you would really be having that huge impact
into your business and might be ended up on getting bankrupt.

This is actually accurate on which it would really be that impossible that they wont really be finding any ways or methods that they could really be still in line with the competition even if we do say that online casinos are more in numbers now compared into those physical ones. If we do try to compare about the capital needed in between online and offline casinos then we can say that offline or physical ones would really be requiring more.
We do need those machines and having tons of staffs on which you could reallly be that so expensive in compared on creating an online casinos. Same with licenses on which i do believe that physical ones are really that more expensive.

Did make out some research and i dont know if these prices are accurate or not.
https://rue.ee/gambling-license/

[panjul07]

Honestly speaking, I dont really care about land based casinos because it is not available in my country since gambling is illegal here so online casinos is the most used gambling places for gamblers in my country.
Lets say land based casino will disappear in the future due to technology, it will not bring any effect for me because I almost have no chance to gamble in land based casino.
However I think land based casino will still exist because I believe it has its own player based that will always love to gamble in land based casino than online casino.

[Sanitough]

Hey everyone,

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

From the word comparison, "online" vs "offline", both offers entertainment as it's gambling but it offers a different experience. Maybe online gambling will generate more income as it serves the world ^{(less countries that ban gambling)} while land base casinos only offered limited numbers of gambler. Both will co exist, and only the difference is which one gets the biggest slice of the pie.

[coin-investor]

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

Of course, they can manage, physical casinos have regular clients and these are people who are used to the ambiance of physical casinos because casinos are not only places to gamble but are also entertainment place and a venue where people socialize, they offer free drinks and free concerts.
This is where the venues popular and high society frequent and spend a lot of money making the physical casinos profitable.

Physical casinos are situated in hotels and tourist spots making them a top pick for tourists. Physical casinos are already an industry of their own, they can sustain themselves because they have a market to serve.

[ultrloa]

Hey everyone,

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

If you mean if those land base casino will be eliminated due to existence of online casino then I guess it will not happen. Both category offer different level of fun so most provably does people usually play online might stay on online betting since this give them easy access to gamble.

But for sure those people who used to play on land based casino will continue to gamble on that places since they would provably find that its more fun to play physically than staying online since I really admit that sometimes you get bored with it especially if you are the only one playing in your house. The experience is different playing on land base casino so for sure this business will exist despite of how those online casino gather its fame.

[LiliKD]

Hey everyone,

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

In this modernity where everything has evolved into online, casinos have also changed to online casinos.  Both the online platform as well as brick and mortar casinos have their significance.  Like online platform saves your time and eliminates you from a long distance and also you can play your favorite games from your bed but the online platform does not affect the traditional one because the brick-and-mortar stores secure their futures.  In Canada, the casinos are now more advanced to give a better experience to the users, and also the experts always suggest the traditional casinos where a new one can learn more tricks and information than online platforms. 

Let's face it, folks. We all love the glitz, the glamour, the feeling of a big win at a land-based casino.  But are these  luxurious dinosaurs headed for extinction in the digital age?
I think about it a lot and come up with this answer: Who wants to travel, pay for gas and overpriced drinks, just to gamble? Online casinos are open 24/7, from your phone or computer (additionally you can play from everywhere - bed, car, bench). Also this overcrowded casino space, always limited table space and crowded slots are irritating.
And the most important safety & security. I always worried about shady characters in the casino or losing my chips somewhere in the bar. As opposite, online casinos are more reliable in terms of money and security measures (I understand that compare offline and online casino safety systems are useless but this just view in general) and also I don’t need to worry that someone will steal my money just right on the corner.

+ Online casino offers endless gambling options, from classic favorites to even VR experiences. I heard some of my friends tried it and was very impressed.

Sure, there's something to be said for the atmosphere of a real casino. But is that enough to compete with the ease and options of the digital world?  Land-based casinos better adapt fast, or they might be left rolling the dice on their own survival.

[YOSHIE]

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

In my opinion, no, physical casinos are still in use and have many fans, this can be seen from several areas that provide physical casino houses, my understanding is that playing in physical casinos and online casinos is very different, everyone gambles mainly to achieve their own pleasure and entertainment, in physical casinos many things are directly related to the user, online casinos are not the case.

Sometimes online casinos are boring, I see those who gamble over the age of 40 and above, many of whom visit physical casinos, in fact some of them don't understand how to operate an online casino.
Conclusion:
Physical casinos are mostly popular with people aged 40 and over, while online casinos are mostly popular with people aged 40 and under, meaning that physical casinos never disappear or fade over time.

[Woodie]

Hey everyone,

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

These have run their race and I don't see them continuing their operations the old way, besides I believe going full time digital means cutting down on running costs such electricity, internet, phone bills and probably rentals which is a deal breaker to owners of the casino,and the fact that such a business setup opens its doors to more clients...brick and mortar casinos could be a thing of the past in the coming years but probably for the sake of having a physical presence to tell the world they are a real company and not a scam,  I guess we  probably going to see a downsized structure for this purpose.

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

Can't hold their ground for sure , unless it's a place like Vegas which is well known for such casino's I don't think they can pass on this opportunity to go digital.

[crwth]

It's not going anywhere anytime soon for sure. It might be easy to access and all the benefits like convenience, variety of games, bonuses, play anywhere, etc, it just doesn't answer to land-based stuff because of the feeling of actual people being around you or something.

They would manage to hold their ground literally 

[robelneo]

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

There will always be physical casinos, and they will never be out of style, only in pandemics and war will they cease to exist, physical casinos will always have loyal followers because humans need to interact and socialize and physical casinos are there to fulfill that need.

Go check the physical casinos in many countries they are thriving and they are making a lot of money because they cater to people in high society, physical casinos are a complete package for tourists or for locals to have pleasure, they have games, drinks and they have people to entertainment them like singers and bands.
Physical and online casinos will continue to thrive as long as humans continue to gamble.

[Hispo]

Hey everyone,

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

Honestly, I don't think there is much land based or brick and mortar casinos need to be afraid of. Even as online casinos continue to expand their dominance on the internet and their volume also continues to grow in a very quick pace, there is an advantage which are held by the classic casinos: they are nowadays a experience which is highly sought by tourist and actual lovers of the full gambling experience.
That is the reason why casinos care so much to keep their appearance and their aura of luxury, because all those who go to vacation and gamble are seeking something which they could not experiment in the same way by staying home and logging in their casino accounts.

So, regardless of the digital era we all live in, there will be always a place for brick and mortar casinos to exist and attract gamblers, at least that is my opinion on this matter.

[Awaklara]

Hey everyone,

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

a shift in gambler behavior preferring online casinos may already be occurring. But still, if you ask gamblers who play in these two types of casinos, their answers will be based on different levels of comfort and adrenaline.
Land-based casino lovers will still have their fans. especially casinos that are in countries with good gambling legality. those who regulate gambling will of course maintain this business. because the government knows how much of their tax income is from the gambling industry.
matter of interest, land-based casinos will continue to exist. not all gamblers like online games. because some of them think that online games are all full of cheating.

[AbuBhakar]

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

The advantage of land based which online casino won’t beat is the real casino experience. The purpose of gambling is to entertain players which means those real entertainment seeker gamblers will always preferred to play on land based casino instead in online games.

I believe online casino is popular to those who don’t have easy access to land based casino while the land based casino old customers is still the same so business will go as usual except that those doesn’t gamble before is now can gamble through the existence of online gambling. Both type of casino will co-exist because people still have a preference for a better form of entertainment through physical experience on gambling.

[FortuneFollower]

Hey mate, It is the evolution of time and with the evolution of time many of the old methods are now disappearing especially the earlier offline i.e. land based gambling is changing with the evolution of time. Earlier people did not have such approach towards online gambling that's why people were forced to attract themselves to offline gambling but nowadays people are engaging themselves in online gambling instead of offline gambling as there are hundreds of benefits in online gambling.
Physical participation in offline gambling is mandatory because of the outbreak of various infectious diseases such as corona virus, there is a possibility of spreading in these areas and moreover, offline gambling has been banned in various countries. Offline gambling is being stopped and gambling authorities are giving more importance to online gambling. Offline gambling is slowly losing popularity. It is mainly due to the evolution of time and people's desire to get more benefits that people are losing attention to offline gambling.

You’ve hit on interesting point about how the digital wave is reshaping gambling.  Suddenly, everything’s at our fingertips, anytime, anywhere. Online gambling’s big win is its convenience - fancy a game in your PJs at 3 AM? No problem!

It’s all about how the times are changing, and it’s fascinating to see where this evolution will take us next in the world of gambling.

As technology develops, physical casinos may be less popular than online casinos because nowadays most people prefer to use cellphones wherever they go and online casinos are easy to do anywhere, whereas in land-based casinos we have to visit the gambling house. I even think that one day gambling houses will become extinct and they will switch to online casinos because if they don't keep up with developments they will be increasingly left behind. Indeed there are some people who may still be able to visit land-based casinos but not as many as in the past so in my opinion, land-based casinos continue hoping that someone will come to visit, it would be better if he changed the concept to change it online so that the profits return to normal.

It’s a cool observation, kind of like how we’ve seen bookstores and video rental shops evolve (or disappear) with the rise of digital alternatives.

And yet, a lot of people say, there’s a certain charm and experience to land-based casinos that’s hard to replicate — the buzz, the lights, and the collective excitement. Perhaps, they might become more of a niche, offering something special that you can’t get online.

Maybe the future of gambling houses isn’t about choosing between online or offline but finding a way to blend both.

These are the similar questions that were asked by people who were used to only the post office services before the telephones started taking over. The inquired to know if post office services will be able to survive the modernity and changes, and by now they have their answers. The digital age is taking over, most land based casino owners are already experiencing the reduction in their profit margin, soon they will be out of business completely as the number of online casino's are increasing.

In the future, the number of land based casinos will be much smaller than we have now.

Just like how emails changed the way we communicate, online casinos are reshaping gambling. As digital convenience grows, land-based casinos may become more exclusive, focusing on unique experiences beyond just gambling to attract visitors. While the digital shift is clear, there's still a special something about the live experience that keeps it in the game. So, while we might see fewer physical casinos, maybe they won't vanish entirely.

[alegotardo]

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

Yeap!

In the United States, for example, casinos are seen as a tourist destination, far beyond a form of entertainment. Every year, thousands of people visit cities like Atlantic City and Las Vegas to gamble.

In fact, many players who used to frequent physical casinos prefer the convenience of playing at home and more and more people are migrating their bets to virtual sites which are already a worldwide phenomenon that raises billions of dollars every year.

But, in my opinion, the existence of these sites does not completely eliminate the need or interest in physical casinos. After all, they bring completely different experiences to players and are still an extremely profitable market, in the same way that people continue to buy vinyl records or read physical books even though they know that digital media exist... the experience is completely different.

[AmoreJaz]

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

Yeap!

In the United States, for example, casinos are seen as a tourist destination, far beyond a form of entertainment. Every year, thousands of people visit cities like Atlantic City and Las Vegas to gamble.

In fact, many players who used to frequent physical casinos prefer the convenience of playing at home and more and more people are migrating their bets to virtual sites which are already a worldwide phenomenon that raises billions of dollars every year.

But, in my opinion, the existence of these sites does not completely eliminate the need or interest in physical casinos. After all, they bring completely different experiences to players and are still an extremely profitable market, in the same way that people continue to buy vinyl records or read physical books even though they know that digital media exist... the experience is completely different.

I think being the tourist destination of these casinos, is one major reason why a lot of these land-based casinos won't go away anytime soon. Just like in Macau, not only gamblers are visiting this place, but visitors are curious to get inside and try to play for fun. Do take note that a lot of them are also nongamblers.

A lot of young generation may be into online gambling these days, but you can't take away the fact that land-based casinos will still have its own niche in this billion-dollar industry.

[betswift]

On land casinos, there are usually some cheering sounds, buzzing, arguments, new people that come and go, etc. The fun or joy derived from betting on land casinos is not only dependent on the game you play but also on those other factors listed above, and there is no way online casinos can establish such things in their casinos because it is online and people can do it at their convenience. Some people prefer to go bet on land casinos, despite the fact that they are still gambling online too. At least they can grab a beer at the Land Casino and chitchart with their friends or make new friends. Online casinos cannot entirely replace or dismiss land casinos. I don't agree. 

Absolutely, the atmosphere of a land based casino is something truly unique and can't be fully replicated online. The sensory experiences, the excitement in people's voices, the clinking of chips, and even the possibility of enjoying a drink or chatting with friends - contribute to the overall thrill and enjoyment of gambling in person.
These social and sensory elements play a big role in why many people still prefer land casinos, even if they also enjoy the convenience of online options.
While online casinos offer their own set of advantages like accessibility and a vast selection of games, they cater to a different experience.
It's like comparing a live concert with listening to music at home, both are enjoyable, but in very different ways. The coexistence of both online and land casinos offers gamblers the best of both worlds, depending on what they're in the mood for.

[bakasabo]

I can draw parallels between topic question and discussed many times "going to restaurant when you can order food or cook yourself". Every kind of casinos has its own benefits and disadvantages. People go to offline casinos not only to gamble. Some people use it as a meeting place, to celebrate something, spend time. I would say banal things, but people go to offline casinos to communicate. Especially people in age, who prefer communicating face-to-face, instead of calling or sending message.

[swogerino]

Hey everyone,

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

Where I live the government intervened in their benefit as allowed only 2-3 big ones and banning every other gambling platform including online and offline.One of them is in the central park and I see a lot of persons entering there to enjoy gambling,usually I see them at night when I go for a walk with my wife.This means that it depends on any government politics if they will support such casinos or they will shift their support to the online ones.

[AHOYBRAUSE]

Hey everyone,

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

Real casinos will never die.
Since gambling is supposed to be entertainment it is much nicer to be in a casino than staring at your screen. The atmosphere makes the difference.
Also where else can you get free drinks, free food and maybe even a free stay if you gamble enough. In an online casino you maybe get some bonus which you will lose anyway sooner or later.
In a real casino you eat, you drink, you have fun with other people. It is a much better experience and you have cash in hand if you win, unlike online with waiting for withdrawals or getting accused for multiple accounts at some casino site and then not getting paid.  

Online is just convenient, that's it.

[aioc]

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

I don't think physical casinos are a thing of the past the physical casinos are still there and they are doing great, In our country alone, physical casinos are doing great and because it's a profitable venture, our government is the one handling or running it, we still have the Vegas, the Macao, and other casino countries and they can still sustain.

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

They still have a huge market and no tall gamblers will choose online casinos, there will always be gamblers who will prefer to play at physical casinos because of the features only they an offer and the online one cannot.

[Crypto Library]

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

Yes land based Casinos will exist in the digital age but we may see some effect for the online-based. Because now most of the people are towards online casino and one of the reasons is that it takes huge investment for starting land based gambling platform and land-based casinos can attract less people globally than online based casinos. On the other hand, online casino platforms can attract not only locals but users from the whole world and that is more profitable. But I think another thing is that the fun you get by physically gambling is not found in online casino, so I don't think land-based casinos will disappear in the future, I think both will exist.

[SmartGold01]

If could recall correctly there was a post made over here that also directly speak this same thing about how online and offline casino. There was a comment there I red and I so much enjoyed it saying "His grandma doesn't like playing online casino rather offline, while using land base casino you get interacted with many people and ease your boringness". This is indirectly saying that there are people who still values land base casino more than online irrespective of how convenient its to you, you must need a physical casino to interacts with people at your ageing moment where you need someone to be talking with you than keeping mute while play online casino's. In Summary, whatever feature owns by online casino there are some old people who still values the land base casinos.

[rachael9385]

The socialization and the entertaining environment that you will get from bricks and mortar casinos, you can not get that from online casinos. While online casinos can be easily accessed and also can help in having privacy. You can see that they have different advantages also. Bricks and mortar casino will because of this still be existing.

The online casinos are more advanced than shops casinos, on shops casinos you have to take a walk and before you can gamble at the casino but when it has more to do with online casinos you see a lot of privacy are there. You can be able to gamble at your own comfortable time and no one will know what you are doing if you didn't tell them. Sometimes I gamble in front of my friends but they don't know what I am doing because I do it with my phone, that's the 1 advantage of online casinos while bricks casinos as you mentioned doesn't have such privacy. One thing I don't like the online casinos is that you can hardly stop a child from gambling while own a smart phone.

[irhact]

A lot of young generation may be into online gambling these days, but you can't take away the fact that land-based casinos will still have its own niche in this billion-dollar industry.

Alot of old individuals will still prefer traditional casino that are physical but as the young gamblers in this present generation gets old they'll continue to be using online casinos and not shift to the traditional casino. I think why traditional casinos still have some users is as we still have some individual from the old days when there was no online casinos but only physical casinos still gambling. Online casino hasn't dominated everywhere as some places still have more of physical casino users.

I believe soon land based casino will seize to exist, every individual will prefer to be gambling from online and not visiting a physical casino. Online casino has more advantage and experience than physical casinos as you have the option to play multiple games but the physical casino is limited to few games that they have. Online platforms can offer you casino and sport betting experience and it'll be entertaining.

[milewilda]

A lot of young generation may be into online gambling these days, but you can't take away the fact that land-based casinos will still have its own niche in this billion-dollar industry.

Alot of old individuals will still prefer traditional casino that are physical but as the young gamblers in this present generation gets old they'll continue to be using online casinos and not shift to the traditional casino. I think why traditional casinos still have some users is as we still have some individual from the old days when there was no online casinos but only physical casinos still gambling. Online casino hasn't dominated everywhere as some places still have more of physical casino users.

I believe soon land based casino will seize to exist, every individual will prefer to be gambling from online and not visiting a physical casino. Online casino has more advantage and experience than physical casinos as you have the option to play multiple games but the physical casino is limited to few games that they have. Online platforms can offer you casino and sport betting experience and it'll be entertaining.

Yes, here in my country there are still 2-3 land based casinos which still that having tons of gamblers who do keep on going into these places on which most of them are really that rich people.
You could really be able to see that there are tons of people who do play basing up into those vehicles that do park outside. You would really be having that kind of being ashamed when you do visit out
into these places as if you are really that too poor in compared into those people who are inside. This is why i could really be still be able to say that it is really that still relevant even how
far we've been able to reach out when it comes to technology and other similar aspects.

There would really be indeed those people who are really that interested on going into physical places just because they do really have that a great time in going into
these places on which they would really be that preferring into these platforms rather than going online. There's so much difference in between the two.

[Synchronice]

Hey everyone,

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

No, brick-and-mortar casinos won't become a thing of the past because they offer more unique and exciting gambling experience, something that no online casino can offer. For example, when you visit such a casino (i.e. the land based casino), you have the possibility to gamble, spend time in a very beautifully designed environment that gives you a new, unique experience and makes you comfortable for being there. Being in home all the time is boring, right? Also, besides a good environment, there are too many hot girls that you can met in real life that wear expensive fragrances and have some conversation with them. You can't do that online, right? Maybe only on live blackjack tables but real-life experience is much better.

[Solosanz]

No, they won't follow the trends because they know their market are only for socialize people, not for introvert people. I don't see they will able to successful in online casino because there are already many big online casinos out there, they might loss in online casino and profit in brick-and-mortar casino if they own both of them.

Brick-and-mortar casinos are still making money even though they might earn less after new normal.

[Hirose UK]

Hey everyone,

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

Currently, online gambling has indeed had much more significant development and progress than physical land-based gambling, but even so, there are still many well-known land-based physical casinos that still exist in certain of the country which have very many loyal customers.
Everything will be the same as technology where when there is one that is well developed and many people follow or use it, there will still be many people who use the old technology.
Likewise with gambling as it is today, many gamblers still choose to go to physical casinos to play or bet directly and can meet their friends so the fun will be much greater.
I think developments in physical casinos will only be in the types of games, they are developing various new games with more significant advances to be able to keep up with the online games that are currently provided by various providers.
And I still believe that physical casinos will still be able to survive in the future even if they lose in competition with online casinos.

[zuzie]

Hey everyone,

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

In my opinion, traditional land-based casinos are unlikely to just fade away because what I know is that traditional casinos have been hereditary in development and are not easy to disappear quickly over time, whereas digital casinos are currently very popular and are in great demand by all groups of people. gamblers in general and not only that, apart from easy access, digital casinos have a variety of gambling games that are easy to play according to our abilities.

[Blitzboy]

Casinos have a vibe: the energy, the crowd, the whole scene. Its not just the money, its the experience. And these days, with everything online, people are starved for that real-world buzz.

Casinos can win big, and I mean BIG, by being more than just slots and tables. Forget just gambling - we're talking shows, top-notch restaurants, maybe even classes on how to play. Its about that human connection.

And dont think they're going extinct, far from it. The smart casinos get it – people miss the personal touch. Its not about fighting the internet, it's about giving folks something they cant find on their phones. Thats the future. Its the Vegas experience revamped, and believe me, thats a winning hand.

[ethereumhunter]

No, they won't follow the trends because they know their market are only for socialize people, not for introvert people. I don't see they will able to successful in online casino because there are already many big online casinos out there, they might loss in online casino and profit in brick-and-mortar casino if they own both of them.

Brick-and-mortar casinos are still making money even though they might earn less after new normal.

With everything happens now, casino offline will still operate and will have their fans that comes to their casino. Even if online casino gets more popular, the offline casino will run their business and the casino in the famous city like Las Vegas or even Macau will have their fans. Maybe they will have the other strategies to makes their fans come back and still playing gambling using their machine because people still like to meet other people in the gambling games and compete to win some money. Casino gather many people who wants to have fun in their free time and spends some money to win some money. But it's not an easy jobs to have offline casino operate as usual because the competitions between each casinos will be tight and that will be solve by the casino owner.

[Natalim]

Casinos have a vibe: the energy, the crowd, the whole scene. Its not just the money, its the experience. And these days, with everything online, people are starved for that real-world buzz.

Casinos can win big, and I mean BIG, by being more than just slots and tables. Forget just gambling - we're talking shows, top-notch restaurants, maybe even classes on how to play. Its about that human connection.

And dont think they're going extinct, far from it. The smart casinos get it – people miss the personal touch. Its not about fighting the internet, it's about giving folks something they cant find on their phones. Thats the future. Its the Vegas experience revamped, and believe me, thats a winning hand.

Definitely it's the experience that is the key factor here why there are some people who choose to play with a land based casino over the online casino. If online casino has discrupted the land based casino, vegas would not anymore exist, but not only vegas exist they are still growing their revenue because people just love to experience the ultimate fun in gambling which can only be achieve when going to a physical casino.

let us consider this company for example...Las Vegas Sands..and look at its revenue growth.
https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/LVS/las-vegas-sands/revenue

Las Vegas Sands annual revenue for 2023 was $10.372B, a 152.36% increase from 2022.
Las Vegas Sands annual revenue for 2022 was $4.11B, a 2.93% decline from 2021.
Las Vegas Sands annual revenue for 2021 was $4.234B, a 44.01% increase from 2020.

That time, the online casino is already getting more popular as well, but the growth of his land based casino still is impressive.

[goaldigger]

Hey everyone,

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

Physical casinos will remain profitable as many gamblers still prefer this option and right now most of the physical casinos have their own version of online gambling site, so technically they are adapting the trend and that will makes them stay in business. If you will look at the local casinos in your place, you'll notice that most of them already have an option to gamble online, for sure they want to hit their target market as much as possible and follow the trend as well.

[$crypto$]

No!!! Land-based casinos will not die if a country is legal and will still have many visitors, it's just that the experience will be different from online casinos.

Land-based casinos have become the oldest and still exist even though online casinos have been widely popular among the public not because it will leave land-based casinos but physical casinos will have many innovations even if they do not enter the digital era their technology will change.

I can't imagine how fun they are with land-based casinos that's what many are interested in until now, not without reason there are always people who when playing gambling want a crowd then it's land-based casinos.

[rahmad2nd]

Hey everyone,

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

Until now, physical casinos are still popular with fans. You can differentiate, there are differences in what is provided by physical and digital casinos. As far as I know, physical casinos are still popular and still exist today. for example, for Asia Macau. in Macau, gambling remains a major destination for tourists and those who enjoy it. So far, they are still operating as usual except during the pandemic. What you need to know is, there are differences between physical casinos and digital casinos. physical casinos, offer something different to digital or online casinos. whether it's from comfort, the facilities provided by the casino, or all the other features that make people or gamblers still like physical casinos.

On the other hand, online casinos offer convenience and features that are available to make things easier for users without having to visit a physical casino. But sometimes, gamblers do both. I mean if someone wants to visit a physical casino, then they will do it whatever the reason. on the other hand, a person without having to visit a physical casino if they just want to play online. So far, I don't see or hear that physical casinos will become a thing of the past. after all, not all gamblers like online casinos. vice versa. So far, physical casinos will continue to exist even though they are also making innovations to attract visitors to remain interested in playing at traditional or physical casinos. although now, digital casinos are increasingly popular with many gamblers. However, both have their own fans and it's not uncommon for me to be able to play at physical or digital casinos.

[beerlover]

Real casinos will never die.
Since gambling is supposed to be entertainment it is much nicer to be in a casino than staring at your screen. The atmosphere makes the difference.
Also where else can you get free drinks, free food and maybe even a free stay if you gamble enough. In an online casino you maybe get some bonus which you will lose anyway sooner or later.
In a real casino you eat, you drink, you have fun with other people. It is a much better experience and you have cash in hand if you win, unlike online with waiting for withdrawals or getting accused for multiple accounts at some casino site and then not getting paid.  

Online is just convenient, that's it.

Yeah and it means that as long as they can provide for some entertainment, there won't be any problems at all. People do not go to casinos just to gamble, they go there to have some fun, you see a show, you drink some booze, you smoke some cigars, you meet some people, you stay at a good hotel (usually casinos have their own hotel) and plenty more other stuff.

This is why it is quite important to realize that we are going to end up with something that won't be as easy, it is going to take some time, we should consider that as a big problem. I believe that we are going to end up with a much better return, we need to consider that as money lost but a lot of fun had, so it was worth it and that's why physical ones will always stay.

[coolcoinz]

Digital age makes everything so convenient. You don't have to get dressed or leave the house anymore and people love it. You shop online, work online, watch movies online and gamble online.

Unfortunately for land-based casinos it's eventually going to be the end of them because people are getting lazy thanks to the Internet. Have you noticed that people subscribe to catering services now and they have all their daily meals delivered to the door. They don't even want to go out to a restaurant unless it's with friends or a date. This is happening to gambling and will eventually lead to these big casinos building their online brands and decreasing brick and mortar operations.

[GxSTxV]

Maybe what will happen to physical casinos is the same that happened to television or books, people can reaches out to these two using the Internet which makes it easier for them to use and provides more options and variety of things but people still own televisions people still sell and buy them and companies still develop them, same thing for books you can read books from your phone directly but some people especially the enthusiastic ones, they prefer owning the book and reading it when it is between their hands because it is more fun to do so and it makes the experience of reading better and more realistic.

It is true that online casinos are the trendiest lately and the ones that receive more users and more players because we are in the Era of Internet and they make it easier for gamblers to play any game they want at any time and any place they wish while having multiple options and choices. But there will always be people who prefer on site casinos because it offers a better and unique experience and more benefits which might ensure their continued existence alongside online casinos.

Maybe the number of people who will keep going to physical casinos will decrease but there will always be the minority of people who will keep making them alive. And who knows what will happen in the future, industries continue to evolve and to adapt to human being's preferences and technologies.

[erep]

Digital age makes everything so convenient. You don't have to get dressed or leave the house anymore and people love it. You shop online, work online, watch movies online and gamble online.

Unfortunately for land-based casinos it's eventually going to be the end of them because people are getting lazy thanks to the Internet. Have you noticed that people subscribe to catering services now and they have all their daily meals delivered to the door. They don't even want to go out to a restaurant unless it's with friends or a date. This is happening to gambling and will eventually lead to these big casinos building their online brands and decreasing brick and mortar operations.

We have to admit that online gambling is increasingly developing with service and accessibility, but physical casinos are still not outdated even though they are still in development to evolve digitally, there are two things that never existed in online casinos, namely physical casinos feel more sensation when gambling compared to online and physical gambling opportunities. depends on pure luck, because some opinions state the loss ratio is higher than online gambling.

Land-based gambling will definitely evolve to implement some digital features, but the concept of land-based gambling is preferred by many gamblers because it avoids the risk of casino scams.

[DubemIfedigbo001]

          -   I don't see anything new today in land-based casinos compared to online casinos. It's even more like online casinos are becoming a serious competitor to land-based casinos because more people are going online to gamble.

Due to the minimum amount allowed in the online casino, it is easier for people to enjoy it, and then the influencers promote it more than in the land-based casinos, so this is where the physical gambling industry can be left behind compared to the online casino.

Yes, online casinos are real competitors to offline casinos no doubt, but you should wonder why the seeming offline casinos still have their clients trooping to their location. although at a reduced rate I must mention. People have preferences in all activities of life, and also not everyone in less developed countries have smartphones to gamble online, so they still fall back to their traditional comfortable way of gambling offline.

Online casinos need a lot of adverts for it to be known cos no one knows its location if the link is not actively distributed, and traffic dragged to the site from many marketing mediums. Same does not go for offline casinos, as only a big signpost will do the marketing for them and drag their clients their way. Every form of gambling has its own unique advantage over another, although online casinos may have more clients due to its flexibility, but the offline casinos still give a sense of inclusion to the clients it satisfies and as such remains indispensable.

[darkangel11]

As for the question of the OP, yeah, brick and mortar casinos are going to stay and will likely continue. Countries like Macau for instance, rely on it's land base casinos to give jobs for their population and they are earning like billions every month.

Yes they will, but they will become rare. The problem is in the numbers. How many casinos were there in the 90s, how many of them were closed in the last 30 years.
IMO this situation will progress, eventually leading to land casinos being reduced to popular resorts, towns famous for gambling like Las Vegas, cruise ships and such.
Online gambling will continue to take customers from these so called "physical casinos" which is a term that did not exist a few years back. At some point we'll gamble in virtual reality and nobody will want to go to a real joint.

[betswift]

Hey everyone,

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

In this modernity where everything has evolved into online, casinos have also changed to online casinos.  Both the online platform as well as brick and mortar casinos have their significance.  Like online platform saves your time and eliminates you from a long distance and also you can play your favorite games from your bed but the online platform does not affect the traditional one because the brick-and-mortar stores secure their futures.  In Canada, the casinos are now more advanced to give a better experience to the users, and also the experts always suggest the traditional casinos where a new one can learn more tricks and information than online platforms. 

Let's face it, folks. We all love the glitz, the glamour, the feeling of a big win at a land-based casino.  But are these  luxurious dinosaurs headed for extinction in the digital age?
I think about it a lot and come up with this answer: Who wants to travel, pay for gas and overpriced drinks, just to gamble? Online casinos are open 24/7, from your phone or computer (additionally you can play from everywhere - bed, car, bench). Also this overcrowded casino space, always limited table space and crowded slots are irritating.
And the most important safety & security. I always worried about shady characters in the casino or losing my chips somewhere in the bar. As opposite, online casinos are more reliable in terms of money and security measures (I understand that compare offline and online casino safety systems are useless but this just view in general) and also I don’t need to worry that someone will steal my money just right on the corner.

+ Online casino offers endless gambling options, from classic favorites to even VR experiences. I heard some of my friends tried it and was very impressed.

Sure, there's something to be said for the atmosphere of a real casino. But is that enough to compete with the ease and options of the digital world?  Land-based casinos better adapt fast, or they might be left rolling the dice on their own survival.

Acknowledging your valid points about the advantages of online casinos, I'd argue that the essence of land-based casinos—the atmosphere, the physicality, and the experience—is unparalleled. They're not just static venues; they're increasingly becoming dynamic entertainment complexes.Beyond the thrill of gambling, they offer a multisensory experience: the unique sound of live games, the excitement of real-time reactions from both dealers and players, and the luxury ambiance. These elements create memorable experiences that extend beyond gambling, into entertainment and social interaction that online platforms cannot fully replicate, fostering a sense of community and occasion that many value deeply.

Also, it's crucial to discuss adaptability and innovation. Offline casinos have a unique opportunity to blend traditional charm with digital enhancements, creating hybrid experiences. By incorporating technology like VR to simulate high-stakes games in immersive environments or apps for easier access to table reservations and loyalty rewards, Additionally, adopting more sustainable practices could attract environmentally conscious patrons.

Hosting exclusive events, celebrity poker tournaments, and incorporating cutting-edge entertainment options could also draw crowds looking for unique experiences beyond just gambling. It’s about evolving with the times, offering something online platforms can't, a blend of tradition and innovation that makes each visit memorable.
Land-based casinos have the potential to become more than gambling dens, they can be cultural and entertainment landmarks that offer a mix of nostalgia and future tech.

[Lanatsa]

As for the question of the OP, yeah, brick and mortar casinos are going to stay and will likely continue. Countries like Macau for instance, rely on it's land base casinos to give jobs for their population and they are earning like billions every month.

Yes they will, but they will become rare. The problem is in the numbers. How many casinos were there in the 90s, how many of them were closed in the last 30 years.
IMO this situation will progress, eventually leading to land casinos being reduced to popular resorts, towns famous for gambling like Las Vegas, cruise ships and such.
Online gambling will continue to take customers from these so called "physical casinos" which is a term that did not exist a few years back. At some point we'll gamble in virtual reality and nobody will want to go to a real joint.

Rare? I dont think so. They would really be that still on existence no matter what and just like been said that there are really those people whom really that still prefer on going into these physical places. Also, into those old time rich gamblers for sure they would really be sticking into those traditional gambling method despite of the current existence of online ones. It would really be just that depending into their preference.
This is why on the time that they would really be playing then they would really be sticking on where they have been getting used to. Technological advancement is something which is inevitable but people do have
their own choice and this is something that no one would bother you.

Its your money or fund to be used and its up to you on which one you would really be tending to get involved into. This is why it would really be best that
you should stick on where your interest really that sticking into and where you do find yourself that getting entertained.

[bettercrypto]

Digital age makes everything so convenient. You don't have to get dressed or leave the house anymore and people love it. You shop online, work online, watch movies online and gamble online.

Unfortunately for land-based casinos it's eventually going to be the end of them because people are getting lazy thanks to the Internet. Have you noticed that people subscribe to catering services now and they have all their daily meals delivered to the door. They don't even want to go out to a restaurant unless it's with friends or a date. This is happening to gambling and will eventually lead to these big casinos building their online brands and decreasing brick and mortar operations.

The point you mentioned is true because the land-based casino seems to have reduced the number of gamblers who go there; only the majority who go to the physical casino are mostly rich people. Most people today have become more comfortable and confident about gambling through online casinos because they are hassle-free.

Today's land-based casino still exists, but maybe not as many people go to places like this, in my opinion. But there are still some who enjoy the land-based casino more because they appreciate the gambling they see more.

[|MINER|]

In this regard my opinion will be that the land based physical casino will be decreased in near future because most of the gambler are now moving to the online based casino casino because the easy accessibility and also they can also do small or minimum betting on the others hand the physical casino is likely to be more costly in all cases. But we can't comparison between them because each have different type of enjoyment.

[Juse14]

Everyone has different preferences in gambling. There are those who really like online-based gambling, there are also those who like offline-based gambling. and there are even those who often gamble online, they really want to visit land-based casinos to play offline, even just once. Including me personally, who until now has never visited a land-based casino, and not because I don't want to visit one, it's just because there are no land-based casinos where I live. I really want to visit it, because I think the essence and sensation provided by land-based casinos is very different from online casinos. So I think, even though currently online casinos are quite popular and many people visit them, this will never limit someone from visiting land-based casinos and playing in them.

[Volimack]

As far as I am concerned gambling is not the same for everyone many people prefer to play online casinos and many people bet in land based casinos. But in the digital age, online casinos are gaining more popularity. Everyone is able to sit and bet at their own pace and bet with their friends. Nowadays people prefer to bet from home rather than going to the casino. Land-based casinos may gradually decline in value.

[Dave1]

As far as I am concerned gambling is not the same for everyone many people prefer to play online casinos and many people bet in land based casinos. But in the digital age, online casinos are gaining more popularity. Everyone is able to sit and bet at their own pace and bet with their friends. Nowadays people prefer to bet from home rather than going to the casino. Land-based casinos may gradually decline in value.

I disagree though, haven't you step in a land base casinos lately?

There are still a lot of players going into it and land base are going strong. No doubt that online games are now on the rise, but the experience that traditional base can give to gamblers are in pale comparison when you play online.

The atmosphere in a land base casinos, but the socializing and then seeing gamblers around is a different thing.

[Julien_Olynpic]

Land-based casinos will always have a special atmosphere that you will never find online. This is a special place for entertainment lovers. After all, people mostly come to casinos not to win money, but to lose it. It's paradoxical, but it's a fact. People like to interact with other people within a special atmosphere, which they associate with luxury and prestige. Often casinos are combined with a restaurant, because both the casino and the restaurant are two establishments that are close to each other in spirit. When a person comes to a restaurant, he expects to see quality food, and after eating he is drawn to experience something unusual.

[blckhawk]

As far as I am concerned gambling is not the same for everyone many people prefer to play online casinos and many people bet in land based casinos. But in the digital age, online casinos are gaining more popularity. Everyone is able to sit and bet at their own pace and bet with their friends. Nowadays people prefer to bet from home rather than going to the casino. Land-based casinos may gradually decline in value.

Exactly but what's crazy is that the more money you've got then the more likely you're to stay away in online casinos because there's just not that much they can offer you if you're a high roller, it's more practical to go for physical casinos because you can probably get a hotel stay there and see other entertainment besides the games that they offer, there's more benefits to gambling in a casino when you've got more money so I don't think we'll ever see a decline of these land based casinos, maybe if there's a lot of articles lef and right that would support your claim that they're in decline and we can physically see it, that's probably the time that I would change my mind.

[Mauser]

Hey everyone,

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

I do think that online gambling will become even bigger and the future and take more market share away from the traditional casinos. The easy access from your home is just so much more comfortable that more and more people will start switching to online gambling as their main form of gambling in the future. However, even with a more dominate role of the online gambling industry I don't see any threats of physical casinos going to disappear. This mainly due to the fact that the two don't offer the exact same of services. When it comes to online gambling it's all about playing the casino games, there is no real interaction with other gamblers and we are not taking advantage of other services the casino could offer. During a visit to a physical casino we can drink cheap alcohol, stay in cheap hotels and take advantage of all the amenities that the big casinos like to offer to attract their customers. Going to Las Vegas is a full vacation with awesome shows, good food, nice scenery and also just hanging out in the pool. Gambling is a big part of that vacation, but it's not going to be our only focus. The whole concept of entertainment and having a good time can be offered differently in a physical casino that it can be done in online casinos.  

[Bitinity]

For the next few decades, I'm sure land based casino will still available to find but I'm not sure about 50-100 years later. Who knows that everything in this world will be all digitalized? Maybe the existence of land based casino will be less than before but to be completely disappeared, I think the chance is still low at least for now and the next few decades. What we can do is just predicting because we will never know the future and we will not experience ourselves if we talk about the next 50-100 years. 

[Smartprofit]

Land-based casinos will always have a special atmosphere that you will never find online. This is a special place for entertainment lovers. After all, people mostly come to casinos not to win money, but to lose it. It's paradoxical, but it's a fact. People like to interact with other people within a special atmosphere, which they associate with luxury and prestige. Often casinos are combined with a restaurant, because both the casino and the restaurant are two establishments that are close to each other in spirit. When a person comes to a restaurant, he expects to see quality food, and after eating he is drawn to experience something unusual.

I'm a romantic, so in the old days I really loved visiting offline casinos! 
For me, such casinos are a symbol of luxury and wealth.  In ancient times, such casinos had a very strict dress code (tuxedo or formal suit for men and evening dress for girls). 
The atmosphere of those old casinos can be felt in the James Bond film "Casino Royale". 
Since then, everything has become much more democratic, however, the old atmosphere of luxury and excitement has largely been preserved.  Some people go to the theater and conservatory, and some to the casino. 
This is not cheap entertainment, but it is a certain life style, an excellent way to change one psychological state to another (more upbeat and festive).

[EarnOnVictor]

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

The world is revolving and so are businesses including casinos, and this is evident in the way they are offering their services these days. It now depends on the angle you look at it, and what you are calling the brick-and-mortar casinos also have their presence online. This may not be all, but most of them, if not all, and some are dealing with both the brick-and-mortar and online (where people do not have to come to the casino in person if they want), even as those casinos operating the brick-and-mortar have already gone digital with their services (even if you would have to be there).

Above all, it depends on the business model of the casinos, and I can assure you that what some brick-and-mortar casinos are earning a year, some of those online casinos may not earn it in 10 years. This depends on the location, the standards and the extras like restaurants, lounges, accommodation etc they offer. Some brick-and-mortar casinos are home away from home with all the advancements and facilities you can think of, and they are making billions of dollars yearly.

So, it's not necessary that brick-and-mortar casinos go extinct for online casinos even as they (brick-and-mortar) make more money than them. They are only restructuring and upgrading their service delivery.

You may read this: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/12-most-profitable-casinos-world-130843299.html

[Quidat]

As far as I am concerned gambling is not the same for everyone many people prefer to play online casinos and many people bet in land based casinos. But in the digital age, online casinos are gaining more popularity. Everyone is able to sit and bet at their own pace and bet with their friends. Nowadays people prefer to bet from home rather than going to the casino. Land-based casinos may gradually decline in value.

I disagree though, haven't you step in a land base casinos lately?

There are still a lot of players going into it and land base are going strong. No doubt that online games are now on the rise, but the experience that traditional base can give to gamblers are in pale comparison when you play online.

The atmosphere in a land base casinos, but the socializing and then seeing gamblers around is a different thing.

There are people who are really that making up some words or comments without even trying to step or go inside specially on gambling places on which do make out those kind of feedbacks or comments
without even having that real experience on which they do really make themselves look like a clown of their words because they havent been able to visit out into these places. Same goes here in our place or country that these places are still getting tons of gamblers who do really visit out into these places as if these are becoming that still a venue which there are tons who do love on going
into this place and the building itself is something that humongous or something that big that its impossible that it cant really get that kind of attention.

They are really that still relevant even up to this time because the gambling experience when you do play on a real casino is that totally different when you are playing
on an online casino. Having that actual face to face interaction with other player does bring out that so much good gambling experiene on something realsitic
rather than on playing in front of your own pc or computer.

[Samlucky O]

Hey everyone,

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

With the way I see online casino may never overtake the land based casino because it has been in existence for long and people enjoy going to the land based. It gives more joy and fun compeard to online. Whenever you are on the land based, you may need to to play your game drinking whisky  and the environment is crowded with different players that you shear ideas with. And when you win there are some buzzing sound that makes you feel happy compeard to online. So what I think is that online casino may be higher In adoption than land based but land based will still be available but fewer in circulation.

[Ojima-ojo]

Not everyone will use online casinos because we are still not at 100% Internet adoption yet, so definitely not everyone will play at online casinos and the presence of traditional casinos will still be very much around.


Although online casinos may have the highest traffic at the moment and even in the future, but that does no eliminate the activities and need for traditional casinos at some point.

[hyudien]

Hey everyone,

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

With the way I see online casino may never overtake the land based casino because it has been in existence for long and people enjoy going to the land based. It gives more joy and fun compeard to online. Whenever you are on the land based, you may need to to play your game drinking whisky  and the environment is crowded with different players that you shear ideas with. And when you win there are some buzzing sound that makes you feel happy compeard to online. So what I think is that online casino may be higher In adoption than land based but land based will still be available but fewer in circulation.

Even though there are now many online-based casinos, offline casinos will always have a place for their fans. I think they will still be around because interest is still high even though there are now so many online casinos out there. In fact, almost every day I see big promotions about them.
I myself see that online casinos are usually sought after by those who don't have much time or those who are too lazy to leave the house and go to an offline casino. Meanwhile, those in offline casinos are people who are used to being there, they have a lot of time, they like to interact and so on. So in my opinion both will still exist and have their own fans.
Indeed, in this digital era, all access has become easy, we can do anything just in the palm of our hands. This is clearly something we didn't have before and now we can feel it. But offline is where it all starts, so I think offline will always have a place even with changing times.

[slapper]

Hey everyone,

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

Until now, physical casinos are still popular with fans. You can differentiate, there are differences in what is provided by physical and digital casinos. As far as I know, physical casinos are still popular and still exist today. for example, for Asia Macau. in Macau, gambling remains a major destination for tourists and those who enjoy it. So far, they are still operating as usual except during the pandemic. What you need to know is, there are differences between physical casinos and digital casinos. physical casinos, offer something different to digital or online casinos. whether it's from comfort, the facilities provided by the casino, or all the other features that make people or gamblers still like physical casinos.

On the other hand, online casinos offer convenience and features that are available to make things easier for users without having to visit a physical casino. But sometimes, gamblers do both. I mean if someone wants to visit a physical casino, then they will do it whatever the reason. on the other hand, a person without having to visit a physical casino if they just want to play online. So far, I don't see or hear that physical casinos will become a thing of the past. after all, not all gamblers like online casinos. vice versa. So far, physical casinos will continue to exist even though they are also making innovations to attract visitors to remain interested in playing at traditional or physical casinos. although now, digital casinos are increasingly popular with many gamblers. However, both have their own fans and it's not uncommon for me to be able to play at physical or digital casinos.

What you're saying about brick-and-mortar casinos versus online;  it's way deeper than just convenience. Land-based casinos have a soul, man. The lights, the sounds, the energy in the room... that's something you can't code into an app. It gets in your blood. But let's be real, online gambling, that's the future. It's already here. You can play anything, anytime, from anywhere. Private, convenient, insane variety.

The thing is, it's not about one replacing the other. Casinos aren't gonna disappear. They'll evolve, get smarter, integrate digital stuff to stay fresh. Online platforms will find ways to bring that social atmosphere to your screen. Gamblers want options. Some nights you want that Vegas high, other nights you just want a quick thrill on your phone. Both have a place.

The industry's gotta keep pushing boundaries, online and offline. That's how you keep people hooked, whether they're in a suit or sweatpants.

[Miles2006]

Hey everyone,

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

Nothing will change sooner or later. Both have their benefit so it's just a matter of choice, if you actually think the next generation or the modern era will no longer partake in land based casino I think you're getting it wrong. For example, I make use of the online casino but sometimes I visit the casino shop so it depends on the gambler mood, not everyone will enjoy the benefit of the modern era when you don't have to walk or stress yourself before staking a bet likewise people who find online casino as stress free will be partaker.

[DiMarxist]

The new innovative and industrial revolution of casinos will not automatically remove traditional gambling system and other old games in the casino industry. Those old games are old memories and whenever we see them they remind us our children days games. And we play them to have the excitement. The new generational games or casinos can't just go away with the.old model games. There must be some mixtures.
The traditional way of gambling will not go away just like that but it will be in coexistence with the new one. Even today the sports bookmaker centers are full with gamblers. Betting on different games and Playing some live casinos there. Some are there to play free games.

[btc_angela]

The new innovative and industrial revolution of casinos will not automatically remove traditional gambling system and other old games in the casino industry. Those old games are old memories and whenever we see them they remind us our children days games. And we play them to have the excitement. The new generational games or casinos can't just go away with the.old model games. There must be some mixtures.

But the concept will still be the same right? I mean like in the evolution of slot machines which is one of the most played games in a land base casinos. We might see themes evolving but still the idea is there.

The traditional way of gambling will not go away just like that but it will be in coexistence with the new one. Even today the sports bookmaker centers are full with gamblers. Betting on different games and Playing some live casinos there. Some are there to play free games.

That's what should happen though, doesn't mean that we are in the new wave of gambling means that the old and traditional way is going to fade. It's a billion dollar business, maybe we have seen old casino being repaired and then a new one will emerge. So we can't say that they will be gone and the online casino gaming will take over. Las Vegas has still a lot of this traditional casinos and business are booming still.

[Maslate]

But the concept will still be the same right? I mean like in the evolution of slot machines which is one of the most played games in a land base casinos. We might see themes evolving but still the idea is there.

It just differ on the venue then as online casinos are played at your home in front of your computer of cellphone but slot machines in the land based casino gives more entertainment as you'll see a lot of people playing also. We can do almost everything online, but still people choose to go to the venue to socialize and that's what online casinos can't give to us.

I know some may say that you can also socialize online, yes it's possible but if you experience the best kind of socialization in a land based casino, why would anyone choose to do it online, as much as possible, we like to maximize that value of entertainment we are getting, so we go for the best experience.

[TheUltraElite]

In our country some land based casinos exist in one specific state and for that it has become a tourist attraction. People go there once a year to have fun and that I believe is acceptable. Not being an addict helps, you have fun and enjoy your time with friends and some good food and drinks and gamble at the same time. They have events happening everyday and hence it is an all gala evening.

That is the beauty of the land based casinos over the digital ones. The physical feel is there and the vibes are present. They will have a niche followership and continue to grow.

[Viscore]

In our country some land based casinos exist in one specific state and for that it has become a tourist attraction. People go there once a year to have fun and that I believe is acceptable. Not being an addict helps, you have fun and enjoy your time with friends and some good food and drinks and gamble at the same time. They have events happening everyday and hence it is an all gala evening.

That is the beauty of the land based casinos over the digital ones. The physical feel is there and the vibes are present. They will have a niche followership and continue to grow.

More accurate way of describing the purpose of land based casino, just like vegas, they have huge gamblers because of the tourist who just want to have fun while in vegas. I think they'll stay for long despite the popularity of an online casino as they could make additions to make gamblers feel like they are in a commmunity to really enjoy what they wants to do. Even some who aren't really gamblers could try to gamble in a casino once they are their, it's not a main attraction for some but since they are in the venue, they'll likely get tempted and even if they lose (whch is expected) it doesn't matter as that is part of the fun.

[Coin_trader]

In our country some land based casinos exist in one specific state and for that it has become a tourist attraction. People go there once a year to have fun and that I believe is acceptable. Not being an addict helps, you have fun and enjoy your time with friends and some good food and drinks and gamble at the same time. They have events happening everyday and hence it is an all gala evening.

That is the beauty of the land based casinos over the digital ones. The physical feel is there and the vibes are present. They will have a niche followership and continue to grow.

Same here in Philippines. Multiple huge casino is located on a single area while they transportation available for players to service them to casino from pick up point locations in the province.

This kind of service makes that casino more popular to customers even from provinces because they have free transport fee if they want to gamble. Also casino here has hotels and restaurants which always have concerts and live bands from popular artists to attract further customers. They are copying casino in Vegas but they are targeting players from provinces to have access on their casino.

My previous company constructed City of dreams casino in my country. We have vouchers as employees that we can use in the casino amenities. Best feeling of being a VIP on land-based casino.   

[betswift]

The new innovative and industrial revolution of casinos will not automatically remove traditional gambling system and other old games in the casino industry. Those old games are old memories and whenever we see them they remind us our children days games. And we play them to have the excitement. The new generational games or casinos can't just go away with the.old model games. There must be some mixtures.
The traditional way of gambling will not go away just like that but it will be in coexistence with the new one. Even today the sports bookmaker centers are full with gamblers. Betting on different games and Playing some live casinos there. Some are there to play free games.

The reality is that nostalgia isn’t enough to sustain the old model of gambling in the face of technological advancements and changing consumer demands. The new generation seeks games that are not only accessible from their devices but also offer interactive and immersive experiences.

[shasan]

Hey everyone,

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

Online gambling platforms increasing day by day and also users from physical gamblers are turning to online gambling platforms. But I do not think that all the people from the physical gambling area will lose as a lot of people are still interested in going to physical gambling sites. I think physical gambling may make people more social and online gambling casinos making people lonely day by day.

[Zoomic]

Not everyone will use online casinos because we are still not at 100% Internet adoption yet, so definitely not everyone will play at online casinos and the presence of traditional casinos will still be very much around.


Although online casinos may have the highest traffic at the moment and even in the future, but that does no eliminate the activities and need for traditional casinos at some point.

Preferences differ, we still have many social butterflies who would rather prefer to have physical interactions with other gamblers at the casinos than go online and be a solo gambler. As we know, most gamblers especially the elderly gamblers gamble in the midst of other gamblers just for fun. Eliminating physical casinos means Eliminating the passion these set of gamblers have for gambling, thereby making them look for other entertaining physical activities they can take up. Online gambling is not taking over physical gambling, both are special and perculiar to those who value them and they compliment each other. As for me, I will always go for land casinos as I derive satisfaction from gambling with other people physically.

[Mrbluntzy]

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Gambling activities that are done on land will never stop to exist even if the online gambling continues to become more popular. I do not just frequent my self in gambling at a local casino company on land because everything that I will go there to do, I can just do it on my phone, that's my own thought, but everytime you visit a land casino, you will definitely see the place being filled with people. Some people love to gamble on land while some people too prefer to gambling online. Before land gambling activities would be stopped, it will have to be banned, else, it will never stop to exist.

[Heartilly]

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

From the way you asked that question, it's like physical casinos are now doomed because of the growth of online casinos.

How can land-based casinos manage to hold their ground? In the first place, such a question isn't appropriate to ask since land-based casinos are continuously growing and becoming bigger. Just look at how big and active those physical casinos are at those popular gambling havens around the world.

Either online or offline gambling, as long as its gambling, expect it to become more big!

[Gheka]

Not everyone will use online casinos because we are still not at 100% Internet adoption yet, so definitely not everyone will play at online casinos and the presence of traditional casinos will still be very much around.


Although online casinos may have the highest traffic at the moment and even in the future, but that does no eliminate the activities and need for traditional casinos at some point.

This is not an internet connection problem, this is a matter of skill manipulation when for some people, accessing with a mouse and keyboard is relatively difficult as well as they are not used to facing a computer screen to gamble. just a few minutes sometimes makes their eyes become tired and lose interest then rest. Land casinos can suffer from legal problems but the communication process is simpler, there is always someone to explain the rules, therefore, even if digital technology is more developed, it still cannot take away the market share of land-based gambling

[LUCKMCFLY]

Not everyone will use online casinos because we are still not at 100% Internet adoption yet, so definitely not everyone will play at online casinos and the presence of traditional casinos will still be very much around.


Although online casinos may have the highest traffic at the moment and even in the future, but that does no eliminate the activities and need for traditional casinos at some point.

This is not an internet connection problem, this is a matter of skill manipulation when for some people, accessing with a mouse and keyboard is relatively difficult as well as they are not used to facing a computer screen to gamble. just a few minutes sometimes makes their eyes become tired and lose interest then rest. Land casinos can suffer from legal problems but the communication process is simpler, there is always someone to explain the rules, therefore, even if digital technology is more developed, it still cannot take away the market share of land-based gambling

Well, as time goes by, the newer generations are used to picking up a PC and not having to worry about leaving it, in fact the current era has always been one of the most competitive in terms of technology and everything that has to do with it. This type of things, like casinos, and everything that can be done via the Internet, it should also be noted that some countries do not have the Internet service in its entirety, that is something that must be managed, however I have seen how some Older people do not like the PC and even less like playing in an online casino, that is why they prefer to go to the casino, get ready and arrive at the time they say, for them it is better to interact with other people, play among all those people It is also a matter of taste and well that is respected, but I Consider that as time goes by more and more people are joining online casinos.

[Casdinyard]

AFAIK a lot of gambling casinos out there's either backed by the government, or at the very least is supported financially and insured by the government should things go sour and they go bankrupt, and it's fairly easy to imagine them having billions of billions of dollars in money should they definitely go under and they need to get liquid ASAP. So it's not like the prevalence of a new form of gambling's gonna put them under the bus and make them lose their market.

Matter of fact I'd say that the ever-increasing popularity and relevancy of gambling while at home is bringing in more money to their casinos, instead of taking away its customers. Picture this, initially you're a shut-in introvert who would rather stay at home instead of going out there, you got invited to play at the casino by some friends and you're out there dissociating and not having fun cause your social battery's died. This never happens in an online casino cause at the end of the day, you're only really playing against yourself and a possible AI opponent, nothing else.

[Oilacris]

In our country some land based casinos exist in one specific state and for that it has become a tourist attraction. People go there once a year to have fun and that I believe is acceptable. Not being an addict helps, you have fun and enjoy your time with friends and some good food and drinks and gamble at the same time. They have events happening everyday and hence it is an all gala evening.

That is the beauty of the land based casinos over the digital ones. The physical feel is there and the vibes are present. They will have a niche followership and continue to grow.

Same here in Philippines. Multiple huge casino is located on a single area while they transportation available for players to service them to casino from pick up point locations in the province.

This kind of service makes that casino more popular to customers even from provinces because they have free transport fee if they want to gamble. Also casino here has hotels and restaurants which always have concerts and live bands from popular artists to attract further customers. They are copying casino in Vegas but they are targeting players from provinces to have access on their casino.

My previous company constructed City of dreams casino in my country. We have vouchers as employees that we can use in the casino amenities. Best feeling of being a VIP on land-based casino.   

As a business owner then for sure you would really be having considerations on making out such option just because you are really that trying out to make revenue as much as possible which it would really be just that normal that you would really be trying out to reach those places that arent been reached out because even if we do say that they are on provinces but doesnt mean that they dont have money. Most of them are owning farms or simply does have tons of money on which it would be normal that they will really be trying to catch them up and make more money.
If its needed to apply that free transportation then it wont really be that much of an issue when it comes to expenses because they could really be eventually be able to make benefits out of it.
As a business owner kind of mindset then you would really be needing to have such act if you do really want for your business to prosper.

[redsun114]

I believe nothing can be said about that at this point. We know that the world is moving towards digitalization at a great pace, and almost every sector is getting digitalized, people prefer it that way since they wouldn't need to be physically present somewhere to get something done.

Land-based and physical casinos are preferred by some people because they like the environment more and that is because the era we are living in has people from the past where people used to have all those things instead of the digital version. Now when we move farther into the future, the new and upcoming generations wouldn't know much about the physical counterparts of things such as gambling, so maybe they would prefer only online platforms and eventually, physical establishments will start fading away.

[AHOYBRAUSE]

Recently I encountered a couple of new videos showing suspicious (magnetic looking) movement at Stake's live roulette.

See here:  https://www.reddit.com/r/Stake/comments/1bts1yh/stake_roulette_magnets/

If something like this would ever happen in a big established casino every person around the table would instantly call them out for cheating. But online, what can you do? Sure, you can make a video and share it, but what else?

In this example it is obvious there is something wrong. The ball suddenly jumping from a settled position at 7 into the 17 is pretty much impossible, the movement was way to sudden.
And because of things like this trusting online casinos is very hard and real casinos will always be the better option.

[passwordnow]

We will see the coexistence of both. While the digital upgrade is there but it won't stop the existence of the land or physical casinos because traditional never gets old or it does but gamblers will still find a way to experience the oldies but goodies way of gambling. Just think of it that even there have been a lot of online casinos out there, you, your family or even your gambling friends might just choose to stay at home but not to gamble online but to find a way for each of you to enjoy gambling altogether. You're seeing the difference why it's fun to stay with your friends and sometimes that's where it starts that one of your family will ask to go and pay some visit to the physical casinos.

[fikrett]

Hey everyone,

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

I believe traditional casinos have a bright future! They offer unique experiences that online platforms can't fully replicate like the atmosphere, the social interactions, and the thrill of live games. While online gambling is convenient, many people still seek the immersive experience of a land based casino. I think we'll see these traditional spaces evolving, integrating more technology and offering new types of entertainment to complement what's available online. There's room for both to thrive, with each catering to different preferences.

[Questat]

We will see the coexistence of both. While the digital upgrade is there but it won't stop the existence of the land or physical casinos because traditional never gets old or it does but gamblers will still find a way to experience the oldies but goodies way of gambling. Just think of it that even there have been a lot of online casinos out there, you, your family or even your gambling friends might just choose to stay at home but not to gamble online but to find a way for each of you to enjoy gambling altogether. You're seeing the difference why it's fun to stay with your friends and sometimes that's where it starts that one of your family will ask to go and pay some visit to the physical casinos.

Some traditional thing could be replace but not the way casino operates. They are divided with physical casino and online casino and the good thing is that not only they coexist, but they also grow together. Before the existence of online casino, only few are given an opportunity to gamble due to the limited numbers of a physical casino, but now that there are plenty of online casino especially the crypto casinos, gambling has become more popular, and it has continuesly benefited the physical casino. In short, online casino made the gambling industry more popular.

[danherbias07]

I believe nothing can be said about that at this point. We know that the world is moving towards digitalization at a great pace, and almost every sector is getting digitalized, people prefer it that way since they wouldn't need to be physically present somewhere to get something done.

Land-based and physical casinos are preferred by some people because they like the environment more and that is because the era we are living in has people from the past where people used to have all those things instead of the digital version. Now when we move farther into the future, the new and upcoming generations wouldn't know much about the physical counterparts of things such as gambling, so maybe they would prefer only online platforms and eventually, physical establishments will start fading away.

Yeah, I will have to agree with that. And that may be one of the biggest reasons why someone would still go to a physical casino, because of the environment. I can say it because I've been there, it's actually not easy to explain it but the vibes in a casino with lots of people are way different than how we do it at home with online gambling. Even those live gambling where you see the players, cannot be compared to the environment of being there physically.
But still, it's how we prefer it right now and for me, I do like gambling at home, maybe because I am too tired to go to a casino even though I know it will be a lot of fun. Plus, when you start having a family, it's difficult to get a good reason why you will go out. There will be lots of questions and I don't like being on that position.

[GideonGono]

Hey everyone,

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

They'll both exist into this gambling industry no matter how online gambling would progress, we should make ourselves aware that not all people would really be loving on playing online and still nothing could
beat up that real ambiance and experience on which physical casinos that could give and this is something those gamblers do loving and this is where they do preferred it out.

If you do try to look around then those casinos are still on existence on which means that there's still that a huge demand and i dont see any decline. Despite on online gambling casinos rise
or demand but still there are gamblers who are really that preferring on playing into these places. They are still making that significant revenue and we've seen on how
still relevant they are even up in todays era.

Gamblers have their own preference some want to play face to face, while other wants to stay anonymous.
Others want to meet up with other gamblers or socialize, while other wants to play silently, and have access anywhere and anytime they want.
So I agree that both land base and online casino or gambling could exist, they don't need to compete or one of them to disappear.

[Porfirii]

We will see the coexistence of both. While the digital upgrade is there but it won't stop the existence of the land or physical casinos because traditional never gets old or it does but gamblers will still find a way to experience the oldies but goodies way of gambling. Just think of it that even there have been a lot of online casinos out there, you, your family or even your gambling friends might just choose to stay at home but not to gamble online but to find a way for each of you to enjoy gambling altogether. You're seeing the difference why it's fun to stay with your friends and sometimes that's where it starts that one of your family will ask to go and pay some visit to the physical casinos.

Some traditional thing could be replace but not the way casino operates. They are divided with physical casino and online casino and the good thing is that not only they coexist, but they also grow together. Before the existence of online casino, only few are given an opportunity to gamble due to the limited numbers of a physical casino, but now that there are plenty of online casino especially the crypto casinos, gambling has become more popular, and it has continuesly benefited the physical casino. In short, online casino made the gambling industry more popular.

Although I agree that they will grow together, I think that eventually there will be an overtaking of the digital platforms over land based casinos. As younger people, who by definition feel more comfortable in digital environments, grow up and choose online casinos thanks to the greater convenience they offer, we will see a paradigm shift.

I don't mean that physical casinos are going to disappear, not even that they are going to lose business, but they will get a smaller share of a bigger market. Not to mention hybrid businesses that will take advantage of the best of both worlds (some are already doing it).

[Findingnemo]

Hey everyone,

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

Online is going to be the future of everything but it doesn't mean it will replace land-based casinos and to one extend if we want to have to complete experience of gambling still the land-based casino is the preferable way but people adapt to online casinos for it's convenience and accessibility. Time passes the number of users is expected to increase in the whole gambling but most land based casinos apart from the region where it's known for gambling will be affected due to the evolution change.

[TravelMug]

We will see the coexistence of both. While the digital upgrade is there but it won't stop the existence of the land or physical casinos because traditional never gets old or it does but gamblers will still find a way to experience the oldies but goodies way of gambling. Just think of it that even there have been a lot of online casinos out there, you, your family or even your gambling friends might just choose to stay at home but not to gamble online but to find a way for each of you to enjoy gambling altogether. You're seeing the difference why it's fun to stay with your friends and sometimes that's where it starts that one of your family will ask to go and pay some visit to the physical casinos.

Some traditional thing could be replace but not the way casino operates. They are divided with physical casino and online casino and the good thing is that not only they coexist, but they also grow together. Before the existence of online casino, only few are given an opportunity to gamble due to the limited numbers of a physical casino, but now that there are plenty of online casino especially the crypto casinos, gambling has become more popular, and it has continuesly benefited the physical casino. In short, online casino made the gambling industry more popular.

Yes and they can co-exist. There are still players that prefer the old and traditional way, so they love to go to land base casinos and experience the ambience and the noise of it. But for the majority of us, who loves sports betting and casino games, online could be our thing specially in the pandemic. And there are countries that are open to gambling but have limited brick and mortar casinos. So not everyone can travel and play although there are promotions of casinos that bring players around. But in the end, both online and offline casinos can exist in harmony as they are still gamblers favor either of the two.

[SeriouslyGiveaway]

I think traditional gambling still has its place, although customer market share will certainly be affected. The feeling of gambling live, holding shovels of money is still the most exciting feeling, online gambling cannot be replaced. Traditional gambling is still a place for tourists to come and play. They see it as a form of entertainment when traveling. Instead of playing online, they can play anytime.

However, I believe that traditional casinos themselves will also have reforms to keep up with the trend. They can expand to an online business model to adapt to market changes. This can include developing mobile applications, betting websites, or even online casinos.
Besides, they can enhance player experiences - things that online gambling cannot provide, such as real casino atmosphere, interaction with live dealers, and live entertainment events.

[Betwrong]

Casinos have a vibe: the energy, the crowd, the whole scene. Its not just the money, its the experience. And these days, with everything online, people are starved for that real-world buzz.

Not all people, I can assure you of that. I'm not, for instance. And it's not only me. There are many people who prefer their home environmet to anything alse, and what others see as perks, they see as drawbacks: shiny surfaces, loud talks around them, alcoholic drinks served by seductive women, you name it. It's not for everybody, you know.

Casinos can win big, and I mean BIG, by being more than just slots and tables. Forget just gambling - we're talking shows, top-notch restaurants, maybe even classes on how to play. Its about that human connection.

And dont think they're going extinct, far from it. The smart casinos get it – people miss the personal touch. Its not about fighting the internet, it's about giving folks something they cant find on their phones. Thats the future. Its the Vegas experience revamped, and believe me, thats a winning hand.

That's what I agree with. AT least during the nearest 50 years there will always be some people enjoying land-based casinos.

[fullhdpixel]

As technology develops, physical casinos may be less popular than online casinos because nowadays most people prefer to use cellphones wherever they go and online casinos are easy to do anywhere, whereas in land-based casinos we have to visit the gambling house. I even think that one day gambling houses will become extinct and they will switch to online casinos because if they don't keep up with developments they will be increasingly left behind. Indeed there are some people who may still be able to visit land-based casinos but not as many as in the past so in my opinion, land-based casinos continue hoping that someone will come to visit, it would be better if he changed the concept to change it online so that the profits return to normal.

Cellphone isn't just simply preferred but they need it primarily for communications. Other features included there are what we can say only just a bonus. If we think about it, there are still land-based services like computer shops even though mini-computers are now dominating but their numbers were maybe lesser now compared to before. I believe the same faith physical casinos will experience. At least they won't be extinct totally.

Physical casinos can include new stuffs but they still can't imitate the comfortability that these online casinos bring. As much as you do, for sure that many physical business owners have also think of the idea to switch online and maybe many of them are now already there.

[TravelMug]

Recently I encountered a couple of new videos showing suspicious (magnetic looking) movement at Stake's live roulette.

See here:  https://www.reddit.com/r/Stake/comments/1bts1yh/stake_roulette_magnets/

If something like this would ever happen in a big established casino every person around the table would instantly call them out for cheating. But online, what can you do? Sure, you can make a video and share it, but what else?

In this example it is obvious there is something wrong. The ball suddenly jumping from a settled position at 7 into the 17 is pretty much impossible, the movement was way to sudden.
And because of things like this trusting online casinos is very hard and real casinos will always be the better option.

This could be one of the best example of roulette being rigged and with a magnet. I have been also playing roulette for many years and I have a suspicious and so as others that it is being manipulated, specially with the advent of Evolution roulette games. So yeah, it's hard to trust online casinos when you can see that they are blatantly cheating their patrons. In any case, I still do go to land base casinos from time to time and just enjoy and play roulette and other games if I wanted to have a break with online gaming. So I guess there will still be players here who will go and experience the physical game.

[Iroh]

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

Land based casinos aren’t going anywhere and I think they’re going to be around for as long as people gamble.
No doubt, online gambling platforms like you noted, are gaining popularity due to its convenience. When most of the inhabitants of planet earth was indoors due to the covid pandemic, online casinos gained more popularity as people had little options than to use them. Now that the pandemic is long over, a lot of people that switched to online gambling remained.

But the experience gotten is not the same and never would be. That’s pretty much why land based casinos would still be with us. We’ve got people who cherish the experience and the thrill gotten from land based casinos that can’t be gotten from online casinos.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

Hey everyone,

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

They are not completely gone as that, we only have the way they operates being minimized due to the increasing demands for digital or crypto gambling casinos which is the online form and version of these physical or land base gambling, we are definitely going by the way of the new trends in the gambling sector, people want to make use of the digital online casinos because of its affordability and accessibility at all times, the convenience and privacy is also part of the reasons why we are having much of the online gambling casinos while the physical or land base are still existing base on location and demands.

[Lida93]

There is a intriguing atmosphere the brick and mortar casinos provides that can't be felt by the use of online gambling. Its a feeling that is inexplicable which is why there are gamblers that will at any time choose on-land based casinos over on-line.

IMO, online casino is not here to send on-land casinos to extinction but as a way to compliment or more of an alternative in areas or situations where on-land is not accessible. One thing that made online casinos popular and embracing was the outbreak of COVID-19 pandemic, so it's only in situations as that we will have on-land casinos lacking patronage.

[target]

There is a intriguing atmosphere the brick and mortar casinos provides that can't be felt by the use of online gambling. Its a feeling that is inexplicable which is why there are gamblers that will at any time choose on-land based casinos over on-line.

IMO, online casino is not here to send on-land casinos to extinction but as a way to compliment or more of an alternative in areas or situations where on-land is not accessible. One thing that made online casinos popular and embracing was the outbreak of COVID-19 pandemic, so it's only in situations as that we will have on-land casinos lacking patronage.

They are going to slowly decrease though. Over time, traditional casinos will eventually just fewer and fewer and may only exist in major cities where tourist travels a lot. It's going to be the place where people celebrate their stag parties and business success and then attendees are just going to stay on the casino til the night is over. Physical casinos will slowly die.

[shasan]

Gambling activities that are done on land will never stop to exist even if the online gambling continues to become more popular. I do not just frequent my self in gambling at a local casino company on land because everything that I will go there to do, I can just do it on my phone, that's my own thought, but everytime you visit a land casino, you will definitely see the place being filled with people. Some people love to gamble on land while some people too prefer to gambling online. Before land gambling activities would be stopped, it will have to be banned, else, it will never stop to exist.

What is the problem for me and/or you if the land-based game is not stopped? Hence I think land-based gambling should continue longer than online games. From lan-based games, people can have more fun than online-based games.

[Eternad]

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They are going to slowly decrease though. Over time, traditional casinos will eventually just fewer and fewer and may only exist in major cities where tourist travels a lot. It's going to be the place where people celebrate their stag parties and business success and then attendees are just going to stay on the casino til the night is over. Physical casinos will slowly die.

AFAIK even before, land based casino main target is huge city because that is the place which wealthy person usually leave or stay for work. Land-based casino customers target is still the same and they are still performing well even with the existence of online casino. There’s still a lot of new casino being constructed in our country after pandemic since there’s still a demand for this.

Online casino become a hit because it’s target audience are those people that can’t afford playing in land-based casino due to different reason but that doesn’t mean the old players of land based casino will choose online while they are already playing the upgraded version of casino experience.

It’s just the market for gambling industry grow significantly due to the existence of online casino while land based casino target market is still the same.

[ethereumhunter]

There is a intriguing atmosphere the brick and mortar casinos provides that can't be felt by the use of online gambling. Its a feeling that is inexplicable which is why there are gamblers that will at any time choose on-land based casinos over on-line.

IMO, online casino is not here to send on-land casinos to extinction but as a way to compliment or more of an alternative in areas or situations where on-land is not accessible. One thing that made online casinos popular and embracing was the outbreak of COVID-19 pandemic, so it's only in situations as that we will have on-land casinos lacking patronage.

They are going to slowly decrease though. Over time, traditional casinos will eventually just fewer and fewer and may only exist in major cities where tourist travels a lot. It's going to be the place where people celebrate their stag parties and business success and then attendees are just going to stay on the casino til the night is over. Physical casinos will slowly die.

Online casinos just gives an options for the gamblers to playing gambling and because the easiness of the internet that makes online casinos can grow fast, especially when Covid-19 attacked. Offline casinos still have its fans and people go to the casinos to playing gambling like before because they feels that offline casinos can gives pleasures to them. Even though offline casinos slowly decrease but that doesn't makes offline casinos extinction because people still wants to feel playing gambling with the other people.

Maybe in the future, offline casinos will not survive, especially if people doesn't wants to feel excitement when playing gambling with other people. But as long as people wants to compete with the other people, offline casinos will still exist

[Sunderland]

Maybe in the future, offline casinos will not survive, especially if people doesn't wants to feel excitement when playing gambling with other people. But as long as people wants to compete with the other people, offline casinos will still exist

It is true that there will be more of land-based casinos shutdown their operation due to the lack of players.
But land-based casinos will still exist, especially in big cities, cruise ships, entertainment venues etc.

especially if people doesn't wants to feel excitement when playing gambling with other people

Many people actually go to land-based casinos with friends or family, Im a bit confused if you say that land-based casinos will be extinct because of that reason.

But as long as people wants to compete with the other people, offline casinos will still exist

The casino is act as the house, players place the bet against the house, not player vs player.

[Ultegra134]

There is a intriguing atmosphere the brick and mortar casinos provides that can't be felt by the use of online gambling. Its a feeling that is inexplicable which is why there are gamblers that will at any time choose on-land based casinos over on-line.

IMO, online casino is not here to send on-land casinos to extinction but as a way to compliment or more of an alternative in areas or situations where on-land is not accessible. One thing that made online casinos popular and embracing was the outbreak of COVID-19 pandemic, so it's only in situations as that we will have on-land casinos lacking patronage.

Even though I've never been to a physical casino, I understand your point of view. Casinos have a status symbol of wealth and provide the traditional feeling of gambling, offering an experience that online gambling cannot offer. I personally wouldn't bother visiting one, firstly because there isn't one nearby, in the whole island to be precise, and secondly, because they're made to make you lose track of time and eventually your money.

Online casinos are perfect for the occasional gambler, offering a convenient and direct experience.

[livingfree]

With shift or none, the land based casinos will still be the go-to of many gamblers that don't like to gamble online because they don't want to be found out by their wives or husbands that they're into gambling because of the history that might have seen on their phones, and computers.

But the traditional way of gambling will never be gone. Yes, the digital age is there and this innovation seems to be unstoppable but we do have our hobbies and ways to enjoy gambling.

If it takes you to go to the physical casino and that's how you like gambling because it gives you the sense of luxury as not many goes there then go for it. And if you sense some feeling of convenience, online gambling is the way.

[ethereumhunter]

Maybe in the future, offline casinos will not survive, especially if people doesn't wants to feel excitement when playing gambling with other people. But as long as people wants to compete with the other people, offline casinos will still exist

It is true that there will be more of land-based casinos shutdown their operation due to the lack of players.
But land-based casinos will still exist, especially in big cities, cruise ships, entertainment venues etc.

But as long as people wants to competes with the other people, offline casinos will still exist as you said. This will not stops people to continue playing gambling in the land-based casino. People will still playing gambling on the land-based casinos even if online casino grows for more because those people can found excitement while they playing gambling. That's because people needs something that can makes them meets other people and talks with them while they are playing gambling. This will helps them to remember how exciting playing gambling together with them and that will be their good memories when they are old.

[Gozie51]

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And if you sense some feeling of convenience, online gambling is the way.

This is surely one advantage of online casino against offline games. For online, right there in your comfort zone in your house you are just there and playing your game at ease and your own comfort which is not same as offline. Offline game houses are mostly inconvenient and having much traffic of people who may not have taken their bath for a long day. This is what discouraged some people that I know when they want to bet , they would rather make the prediction and send someone to go make the stake for them. It is just few online gambling house that are convenient depending on the area that they are established.

[Natsuu]

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And if you sense some feeling of convenience, online gambling is the way.

This is what discouraged some people that I know when they want to bet , they would rather make the prediction and send someone to go make the stake for them. It is just few online gambling house that are convenient depending on the area that they are established.

Not only that because offline gambling or traditional casino may intimidate if you were new. You will encounter big players, players who are veterans, those who you can't make eye contact with. So if you cannot deal with such people, yet you want to try to gamble and make as a past time then online casino may truly work best for you. Yet hose intimidation will just be at first glance. You'll soon realize that those people are good people to bond with especially if you have same interest outside gambling. That's the upside of traditional casino, you are more incline to interact with other bettors.

[Zigabel]

Hey everyone,

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

Some online gambling casinos has also have a land based casino just should Incase you choose to gamble offline you can decid to visit their land based casinos and make sure to gamble there if that's what is exactly preferable by you. I doubt if land based casinos will be extinct resulting from the gas rising presence of online casinos as not everyone has got good and adequate access or knowledge of the online gambling casinos so they will still have to visit the land based if they ever have a need to want to gamble.

Some persons are very much comfortable gambling offline in the land based casinos as they feel it's more advantageous as compared to the online casinos and so they still maintain their stans gambling offline such set of people will always make sure the land based casinos remain in business and not go extinct.

[Betwrong]

With shift or none, the land based casinos will still be the go-to of many gamblers that don't like to gamble online because they don't want to be found out by their wives or husbands that they're into gambling because of the history that might have seen on their phones, and computers.

I've never considered such a reason for going to land-based casinos, but now I think it can be a legit one. Indeed many people are afraid of their relatives to know about their gambling. I said "many", but of course I think it's a minority. Most gamblers are responsible gamblers using gambling for their entertainment and they have nothing to hide from their close ones.

But the traditional way of gambling will never be gone. Yes, the digital age is there and this innovation seems to be unstoppable but we do have our hobbies and ways to enjoy gambling.

If it takes you to go to the physical casino and that's how you like gambling because it gives you the sense of luxury as not many goes there then go for it. And if you sense some feeling of convenience, online gambling is the way.

Unfortunately, there are a lot of "casinos" in the world that will hardly give you sense of luxury. They look cheap from the outside and they look cheap inside. The only reason for most visitors of such places to go there is that they want to hit the jackpot there, but in reality in such places even if you hit it you will hardly get it. So, I'd recommend to avoid such places and if you want to go to a physical casino - go to a luxury one.

[Taskford]

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And if you sense some feeling of convenience, online gambling is the way.

This is what discouraged some people that I know when they want to bet , they would rather make the prediction and send someone to go make the stake for them. It is just few online gambling house that are convenient depending on the area that they are established.

Not only that because offline gambling or traditional casino may intimidate if you were new. You will encounter big players, players who are veterans, those who you can't make eye contact with. So if you cannot deal with such people, yet you want to try to gamble and make as a past time then online casino may truly work best for you. Yet hose intimidation will just be at first glance. You'll soon realize that those people are good people to bond with especially if you have same interest outside gambling. That's the upside of traditional casino, you are more incline to interact with other bettors.

It intimidate you to the fact that you will be challenge on your surroundings and you would try to impressed a lot of people watching especially if you are playing a long side with lots of people around and also with your friends. This attitude could able to contribute on possible bad faith that we get that's why sometimes I hate to gamble on land base casino especially if my capital is not huge since I will be urge to gamble more then grab some money to continue since there's a lot of temptation around the corner. That's somehow its good to have online casino since we can gamble with convenience and always can monitors all activities we do including the funds we use and no people around will tease us to continue.

[bakasabo]

But the traditional way of gambling will never be gone. Yes, the digital age is there and this innovation seems to be unstoppable but we do have our hobbies and ways to enjoy gambling.

If it takes you to go to the physical casino and that's how you like gambling because it gives you the sense of luxury as not many goes there then go for it. And if you sense some feeling of convenience, online gambling is the way.

Unfortunately, there are a lot of "casinos" in the world that will hardly give you sense of luxury. They look cheap from the outside and they look cheap inside. The only reason for most visitors of such places to go there is that they want to hit the jackpot there, but in reality in such places even if you hit it you will hardly get it. So, I'd recommend to avoid such places and if you want to go to a physical casino - go to a luxury one.

I would love to visit Vegas and its casinos not for the sense of luxury or non luxury, but to get that unbelievable experience of being in such place. Any place in the world with casinos of such level would do (like Macau, Monte Carlo or Amsterdam casinos), but Vegas is one of my dreams. I would go there just for the shows, cuisine, entertainment, shopping, services, general atmosphere there.

[Betwrong]

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I would love to visit Vegas and its casinos not for the sense of luxury or non luxury, but to get that unbelievable experience of being in such place. Any place in the world with casinos of such level would do (like Macau, Monte Carlo or Amsterdam casinos), but Vegas is one of my dreams. I would go there just for the shows, cuisine, entertainment, shopping, services, general atmosphere there.

I'm with you there, brother, that's one of my dreams too.  Actually I'm afraid it would be a disappointing experience for me, but I would love to go to one of those places one day. To be honest, I didn't know there were casinos in Amsterdam. I've been there 5 times and it never occurred to me that I could visit one of the places similar to those in Macau, Monte Carlo and Vegas. I'm still not sure whether the casinos in Amsterdam are of that high level. What do you think?

[qwertyup23]

Hey everyone,

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

I think that land-based casinos would hold their ground since it is within the scope of tourism.

Las Vegas is known as the gambling capital of the world. Not only does it attract users around the world, it also becomes part of tourism where people would visit such place in order to experience the gambling atmosphere that Las Vegas exclusively offers.

Though the popularity of online gambling has become prominent over the last years due to COVID, the socialization and experience that you get to feel when visiting land-based casinos cannot be imitated in an online setting.

Instead of thinking that online gambling would soon overturn land-based casinos, they can always exist mutually with each other. No one has to go as they can exist with side-by-side catering to different types of people who prefer gambling otherwise.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

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They are going to slowly decrease though. Over time, traditional casinos will eventually just fewer and fewer and may only exist in major cities where tourist travels a lot. It's going to be the place where people celebrate their stag parties and business success and then attendees are just going to stay on the casino til the night is over. Physical casinos will slowly die.

AFAIK even before, land based casino main target is huge city because that is the place which wealthy person usually leave or stay for work. Land-based casino customers target is still the same and they are still performing well even with the existence of online casino. There’s still a lot of new casino being constructed in our country after pandemic since there’s still a demand for this.

Online casino become a hit because it’s target audience are those people that can’t afford playing in land-based casino due to different reason but that doesn’t mean the old players of land based casino will choose online while they are already playing the upgraded version of casino experience.

It’s just the market for gambling industry grow significantly due to the existence of online casino while land based casino target market is still the same.

       -    Yep, you're right. Right here in our country, where the casino is located, is surrounded by condo units, malls, and villages. Right here we can see their target market, which is middle-class people or rich people.

But even with their land-based casino strategy, I also think that the physical casino is still overcome by the online casino because their market is worldwide, where the rich and the poor can play gambling even at home, and even a small amount can be played.

[danherbias07]

I would love to visit Vegas and its casinos not for the sense of luxury or non luxury, but to get that unbelievable experience of being in such place. Any place in the world with casinos of such level would do (like Macau, Monte Carlo or Amsterdam casinos), but Vegas is one of my dreams. I would go there just for the shows, cuisine, entertainment, shopping, services, general atmosphere there.

The same goes for me, those are one of my wild dreams.
That's why I don't they will just be forgotten even if a lot of online gambling sites are available in this era. Physical gambling sites are tourist spots too not just because of their gambling place but also because of their hotels and cuisines.
The idea of being there sounds exciting and I think a lot of people especially the older ones want to go there if possible but since many things happened including the pandemic, the perspective changed. Still, it will be a place that will be visited and I don't think they will lose customers just because the new age of online gambling came. The environment is their ace and it will be the one best reason on why they could still pull customers.

[bakasabo]

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I would love to visit Vegas and its casinos not for the sense of luxury or non luxury, but to get that unbelievable experience of being in such place. Any place in the world with casinos of such level would do (like Macau, Monte Carlo or Amsterdam casinos), but Vegas is one of my dreams. I would go there just for the shows, cuisine, entertainment, shopping, services, general atmosphere there.

I'm with you there, brother, that's one of my dreams too.  Actually I'm afraid it would be a disappointing experience for me, but I would love to go to one of those places one day. To be honest, I didn't know there were casinos in Amsterdam. I've been there 5 times and it never occurred to me that I could visit one of the places similar to those in Macau, Monte Carlo and Vegas. I'm still not sure whether the casinos in Amsterdam are of that high level. What do you think?

First of all, try to erase in your memory what you have seen or knew about Las Vegas and try from the blank scratch. I havent visited casinos in Amsterdam, but I've heard from the guide that they are nice. If they were like a regular casino in your town - specious room with 4-10 tables and an area of slots, then the guide would not have even pointed about casinos of Amsterdam. I went to google and found some nice pictures. They are not like casinos in Vegas (that is why I suggested to erase Vegas experience), but definitely not like regular casino. At least it is not a one big room or place that 100 people would fit, but an area in Amsterdam.

[Betwrong]

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First of all, try to erase in your memory what you have seen or knew about Las Vegas and try from the blank scratch. I havent visited casinos in Amsterdam, but I've heard from the guide that they are nice. If they were like a regular casino in your town - specious room with 4-10 tables and an area of slots, then the guide would not have even pointed about casinos of Amsterdam. I went to google and found some nice pictures. They are not like casinos in Vegas (that is why I suggested to erase Vegas experience), but definitely not like regular casino. At least it is not a one big room or place that 100 people would fit, but an area in Amsterdam.

Thanks for your advice! Next time I'm visiting Amsterdam I will definitely go to one of their casinos  to get a closer look at how they operate inside. I will erase everything about Las Vegas that was put there, in my memory, by movies, documentaries and books to not feel disappointed after visiting real-life casinos and comparing them to my false expectations. Thanks for that advice too. Overall, I think visiting land-based casinos from time to time wouldn't hurt anyone, but, of course, if you were diagnosed as a problem gambler, even just once in your life, you should stay away from those places.

[AHOYBRAUSE]

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I would love to visit Vegas and its casinos not for the sense of luxury or non luxury, but to get that unbelievable experience of being in such place. Any place in the world with casinos of such level would do (like Macau, Monte Carlo or Amsterdam casinos), but Vegas is one of my dreams. I would go there just for the shows, cuisine, entertainment, shopping, services, general atmosphere there.

I'm with you there, brother, that's one of my dreams too.  Actually I'm afraid it would be a disappointing experience for me, but I would love to go to one of those places one day. To be honest, I didn't know there were casinos in Amsterdam. I've been there 5 times and it never occurred to me that I could visit one of the places similar to those in Macau, Monte Carlo and Vegas. I'm still not sure whether the casinos in Amsterdam are of that high level. What do you think?

Well compared to Macao there is not really a comparison. Vegas is like 20 years ago for me and I know a lot has changed.
Macao on the other hand was last year and I was really impressed.
Also it's a nice city, not only casinos and stuff like vegas. A lot of history, culture, traditional food, and more.

Coming back to casinos over there, there are so many degen gamblers from China, it's amazing. Also a lot of high rollers in the open throwing around cash, haha.
Seeing and experiencing this is so much more fun than sitting in front of a screen and pissing away money, haha. Even without money to gamble this is an experience, online, when you don't have money, there is no reason to even open the site of casino in my opinion.

[Betwrong]

~ I'm still not sure whether the casinos in Amsterdam are of that high level. What do you think?

Well compared to Macao there is not really a comparison. Vegas is like 20 years ago for me and I know a lot has changed.

You mean, casinos in Amsterdam are much worse compared to Macao? You mean they are like Vegas 20 years ago? I'm sorry. I don't understand what you trying to say. By pictures I can say they are a bit old-looking. You think the same? Have you been there?

Macao on the other hand was last year and I was really impressed.
Also it's a nice city, not only casinos and stuff like vegas. A lot of history, culture, traditional food, and more.

As far as I can tell, you've been to Macao, that's for sure. Can you tell me, do they have slot machines that impressed you? Do they have great animation and sound like modern online slots? What is better in them compared to online slots in your opinion?

[TheUltraElite]

... those in Macau, Monte Carlo and Vegas.

I think each of then deserves a visit of its own.

The ambience, cuisine, and the architecture of each of the casino cities out in this world have their own taste and its not worth comparing one against another head to head.

I my country there is a "water-based" casino but I haven't been there yet. But I would definitely visit the Vegas one sometime in the future. These are once in a lifetime experience and something you dont forget for the rest of your life.

[wheelz1200]

Hey everyone,

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

For me and anyone else that uses gambling as a form of entertainment I will always go to brick and mortar casinos.  Online has its niche but going to a casino for the bells amd whistles.  Usually they have great bars and restaurants.  There's always other things going on like live music and comedy shows.  The people watching is spectacular and there's just a different vibe to it.  I think both online and brick and mortar have theor places here.

[Lanatsa]

Hey everyone,

As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

They'll both exist into this gambling industry no matter how online gambling would progress, we should make ourselves aware that not all people would really be loving on playing online and still nothing could
beat up that real ambiance and experience on which physical casinos that could give and this is something those gamblers do loving and this is where they do preferred it out.

If you do try to look around then those casinos are still on existence on which means that there's still that a huge demand and i dont see any decline. Despite on online gambling casinos rise
or demand but still there are gamblers who are really that preferring on playing into these places. They are still making that significant revenue and we've seen on how
still relevant they are even up in todays era.

Going back into the past or lets say 15 years way back then we can really tell that online gambling isnt really that as rampant as of todays or as common it is, which simply shows up that technologies rapid growth
not only just that on gambling industry did make out such progress but also in other industries as well which it did really show that kind of increase when it comes to recognition and integration on which its not really that shocking that they will really be that becomes big but of course it would really be just that still depending or basing up with the demand because this is the primary thing on what makes and industry getting bigger considering on those changes but also rather on how people or the community would really be seeing this to be something relevant.

For me and anyone else that uses gambling as a form of entertainment I will always go to brick and mortar casinos.  Online has its niche but going to a casino for the bells amd whistles.  Usually they have great bars and restaurants.  There's always other things going on like live music and comedy shows.  The people watching is spectacular and there's just a different vibe to it.  I think both online and brick and mortar have theor places here.

Even if i do love online gambling with cryptos but i cant really be able to deny that this is really that indeed true on which when it comes to best experience about gambling then going into physical
places is something that i do prefer or do like to experience. Ambiance is really that different plus having that socialization on which it would really be something that different
when you do play in front of your PC on which it is something that boring. The only issue on going into these places on which not all would really be that confident on going into
or the availability that it would have on a certain place which we know that not all location have those kind of physical casinos.

[Issa56]

Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?

If traditional land based casinos don’t upgrade themselves, then the time will come when people will stop using them, and lots of people will divert to online casinos. But in my country, most of the local gambling companies also have an online version. If you prefer to gamble locally, then you can visit their local shops, and if you don’t like that, you can also visit their sites and gamble online. Most of them also have websites that you can easily download and gamble on. I think they know that with time people will stop visiting local casino houses, that’s why they decided to create an online version.