Land Based Casinos in the Digital Age

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If only it is being interesting to play and people can not afford to have it outdated that they can not play it further or find it trending and comfortable to play anymore of course it would evolve in advance digitalization.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