How does a completely automated/ robot controlled casino centre sound?

[MarjorieZimmermanGinger]

Slowly it will definitely happen especially in developed countries, currently some countries are using robots to help with work, and in the future it could be that robots will also work in gambling casinos, we cannot fight the trend, following the flow of the times is better to adapt to the surrounding environment, but I don't think it will be completely controlled by robots, some people prefer the traditional way

Nothing is impossible and this is the same as when Al started trying to dominate and do we think gambling sites will not be controlled by robots. Developed countries see time as very important so they will create new things to produce and robots will definitely dominate the work sector that is done by humans even though it is not yet fully dominated. There will be a time when we need to adapt to the sophistication of technology and when we are unable to keep up we will be left behind.

Options will still exist in this case because traditional gambling will still be popular with some people who are much older. But technological developments cannot be turned away because if we are unable to keep up we will be left behind in everything.

[iv4n]

How does a completely automated/ robot controlled casino centre sound?

Futuristic...

I see that some people like this idea, and some don't... I belong to the second group. If I choose to go to a physical casino, I would like to see people, beautiful hostesses, and croupiers. If there were only robots it would be too "plastic", and as some other members have already written, it would be unbearable to endure scripted responses when we encounter a more serious problem.

It might be interesting to visit such a center if it's perfect, but I think the technology is still far from that...

[Kelward]

Whether we like it or not we can't stop technological advancements, scientists are becoming more innovative everyday and new inventions will eventually take over. Machines and artificial intelligence are already taking over people's jobs so it's only a matter of time before robots will also do the same. I'll still like to walk into a physical casino and be attended to by humans like me, not a robot that has been programmed on how to act and think. I think that it'll be weird and boring to walk into a public place and have robots that don't have any feelings and emotions directing and telling me what to do. I guess that when it'll happen in the future people will get used to them and accept them.

[Jawhead999]

I see that some people like this idea, and some don't... I belong to the second group. If I choose to go to a physical casino, I would like to see people, beautiful hostesses, and croupiers. If there were only robots it would be too "plastic", and as some other members have already written, it would be unbearable to endure scripted responses when we encounter a more serious problem.

It might be interesting to visit such a center if it's perfect, but I think the technology is still far from that...

Yep, I think many people are enough with technology now.

I have seen so many people now looking for real human interactions, met new people, and hanging out with people instead of communicating or video call on our own devices. automatic physical casinos might be a good destination to visit, but don't expect people would comeback over and over.

I think automatic physical casinos are nothing different than online casinos.

[Wexnident]

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Sounds great for introverts who just want to gamble and have fun but still want to experience a physical casino. Granted that's not exactly what I'm thinking about, I'm thinking more of those anonymous-ish types of settings where people can leave the betting stuff to the robot and they just take a seat on some sort of fancy theater like place where they can watch the games (that they play still). It's kind of like online, but you're in a physical site, with a lot of fancy stuff.

I swear what I had in mind was a lot more advanced but in hindsight that just kinda sucks lol. But anyway, we'd probably see this amongst other entertainment places before casinos first. Sounds interesting yeah, and can definitely add something more to casinos than just players betting. Maybe even a mix of robots and players playing would be fun to see.

[YOSHIE]

Can this qualify as an idea that may oneday reshape the casino business and the gambling world?

No that is not a good idea for entrepreneurs in running a gambling business.
There is only one goal of the gambling business, to make as much profit as possible, no matter which circle of people brings the money involved and gambling, robots or AI do not work according to the wishes of online casino owners, technology is fine and it is always involved in gambling, but not to cause losses and wins, technology is only to make transactions or systems easier.

Remember, the main goal of the gambling business is not to make a loss, the main goal is to make a profit, robots can't do that.

[summonerrk]

Let's forget about other fancy online casino games and AI bots, that is sure to assist one when gambling and, keep one glued, as well as engaged to their devices.
Here, am taking a look at the physical gambling/casino centres and how the introduction of robots to replace human assistance would be.

Since we are already in the age of artificial intelligence and robotics with virtual reality also being an innovation of the decade, do you think it would get to a time where casino centres would fully adopt robots to do the work humans currently do to keep a casino business running?

Also, Do you think things will ever be normal, having to visit such an automated and robot controlled casino centre to gamble,  also because there ain't a need to tip the attendance or  think we are being cheated by the casino management?
 
Can this qualify as an idea that may oneday reshape the casino business and the gambling world?

Your thoughts/opinions are welcomed!

Definitely yes, because the employer, and in our case it is the casino, is interested in his subordinates costing him as little as possible.
And a robot that deals cards can get angry cheaper than a person who needs to pay for sick leave, maternity leave, various legal proceedings. Also, a robot will always be happy with its work, so such a course of events seems quite acceptable to me.
We are moving towards automation and robotics, so I think something like this may happen in the near future.

[Yucky]

Whether we like it or not we can't stop technological advancements, scientists are becoming more innovative everyday and new inventions will eventually take over. Machines and artificial intelligence are already taking over people's jobs so it's only a matter of time before robots will also do the same. I'll still like to walk into a physical casino and be attended to by humans like me, not a robot that has been programmed on how to act and think. I think that it'll be weird and boring to walk into a public place and have robots that don't have any feelings and emotions directing and telling me what to do. I guess that when it'll happen in the future people will get used to them and accept them.

I agree with you technology has come to stay and as the day goes on, we will keep discovering new things about technology in different sectors, both health sectors and gambling is not excluded. But I don't think human beings will be so nonchalant to let technology take over. Robots and AI will always need human guidance to work, humans program this AI, and program this robot. So I don't think AI will just come and take over.

But yes, I agree with you, I wouldn't want to walk into a casino too and be welcomed by a robot that is programmed. I can't have a normal conversation, I can't crack a joke with them. It will just be like we are all in a robot system, or game moving round like zombies nothing fun. So human led and operated casino is what I want.

Maybe while playing, there will be a robot by your side to put you one or two. But after the hype, the fun that comes with it might not be present there. And yes, I wouldn't want them to be in some certain sectors, but being the one automating everything, I don't think I want it like that.

[buwaytress]

It already happens in at least Netherlands. There are perhaps 50 casinos in the country (I'm just guessing at this, there are at least 10 in my city) and only one has live dealers. Everything else is automated or electronic -- slot machines, roulette, black jack, etc. There aren't any croupiers, not even a cashier -- everything is done with cards and chips that you exchange on your own. The only humans there are waiting staff (beverage) and security. On occasion, you see maintenance crew coming to clean/reset the machines.

Seems to still be profitable, and opens 24/7. So I'd say the idea works. Could probably modernise it further and replace even the waiting staff. Or have livestreamed autorollers like we see online. Personally don't enjoy them, like iv4n, I like having people around, but it appears to work.

[dezoel]

I don't think a completely automated/robot-controlled casino centre is going to be possible for now or onwards but maybe in the long future like when there are now flying cars . Last time I saw a video about a guy on some mall overseas and there is a robot inside that mall roaming around, though I think it was only like an air purifier.

At this moment of writing, I also remember that there are actually robots now in our country. It is located on some restaurants. Its purpose is to get orders and even serve. If we are talking about a casino, the robot should only collect our bets and even disperse money for us if in case we win. About your question if things will ever be normal? Are you referring to the old-school thing?

Sadly we may not go back on it, especially if people like how things are going but yeah things will be normal eventually once people adapt to it, or so called 'new-normal'. If tipping the attendant is one of your concerns, I think that was funny. First off, we are not forced on doing it and then tipping them doesn't have a minimum AFAIK. So it shouldn't be a big deal tipping them small amount if we win. Having robots doesn't mean that we are now being spied or cheated by the casino as long as they are known to be legit for a long time.

[Kemarit]

Let's forget about other fancy online casino games and AI bots, that is sure to assist one when gambling and, keep one glued, as well as engaged to their devices.
Here, am taking a look at the physical gambling/casino centres and how the introduction of robots to replace human assistance would be.

Since we are already in the age of artificial intelligence and robotics with virtual reality also being an innovation of the decade, do you think it would get to a time where casino centres would fully adopt robots to do the work humans currently do to keep a casino business running?

Also, Do you think things will ever be normal, having to visit such an automated and robot controlled casino centre to gamble,  also because there ain't a need to tip the attendance or  think we are being cheated by the casino management?
 
Can this qualify as an idea that may oneday reshape the casino business and the gambling world?

Your thoughts/opinions are welcomed!

I can't imagine robots or AI replacing humans in a land base casinos. One thing for sure though is that this robots can help players claim their winnings? Maybe there will be time that after a player win on let's say a slot machine, they will just press something and a robot will come to you in minutes with the money in the robots hand handling it to you like a human and maybe count it in front of you?

Or they could be the dealer themselves? Imagine them in a baccarat table or black table giving out the cards to those who are sitting and then the same, after a win, these robots counting the chips and giving the human his money?

That's going to be crazy right? To think these robots are now the dealers?

[m2017]

Since we are already in the age of artificial intelligence and robotics with virtual reality also being an innovation of the decade, do you think it would get to a time where casino centres would fully adopt robots to do the work humans currently do to keep a casino business running?

The advantage of offline casinos is that "people play with people" and changes in this concept will completely change the format of offline casinos, which will lead to the "online" format, which, by the way, already exists. So, I believe that the complete "liquidation" of live employees in the offline gambling business will not happen, because the peculiarity of this is precisely the presence of "live" personnel. Simply put, offline casino customers will not want to play with AI and robots, these customers come specifically for the experience of "live" communication with casino employees. Without "live" employees, the "magic" of offline casinos will evaporate.

[Alphakilo]

I want to assume that the poster is referring strictly to offline casinos. If I am correct and that is the case then I would say I totally hate the idea of robots being in a casino. Such casinos would become such an uninteresting place to go to. Robots are devoid of emotions which human staff are not and would show their expressions. Even though one is gambling you still want to have a brief interaction with the staff that wouldn't happen with a robot.

I want to think that I may be wrong in my assessment. One of these billionaires who have a lot of money to spare and want to try out something new should try this out. And let us see what the outcome would look like. Even if he fails, it will go down in history books and in Guiness World Records that they were the first people to open an Robot Casino.

[Stablexcoin]

Slowly it will definitely happen especially in developed countries, currently some countries are using robots to help with work, and in the future it could be that robots will also work in gambling casinos, we cannot fight the trend, following the flow of the times is better to adapt to the surrounding environment, but I don't think it will be completely controlled by robots, some people prefer the traditional way

Nothing is impossible and this is the same as when Al started trying to dominate and do we think gambling sites will not be controlled by robots. Developed countries see time as very important so they will create new things to produce and robots will definitely dominate the work sector that is done by humans even though it is not yet fully dominated. There will be a time when we need to adapt to the sophistication of technology and when we are unable to keep up we will be left behind.

Options will still exist in this case because traditional gambling will still be popular with some people who are much older. But technological developments cannot be turned away because if we are unable to keep up we will be left behind in everything.

One thing is certain that cannot be done accurately by AI in gambling whether the technology advances to the highest extent and that thing is the impossibility of AI predicting sports games. Hopefully, the success rate is 60% but it cannot exceed that limit. In the meantime, AI can be built in a way that it can control crash games if it is been synced with the gambling platform. But that will be like hacking into the platform security system. Manipulating the crash games to give one the desired result.

Your right. Both traditional system and online systems of gambling will still be practiced even in decades to come. There still Gen Z who prefer the traditional system of gambling as it seems to them to be more fun and entertaining.

[jossiel]

do you think it would get to a time where casino centres would fully adopt robots to do the work humans currently do to keep a casino business running?

It depends on the business principles of the owners. It's possible because it will save them more money and labor benefits but having a customer satisfactory through a real person's assistance is still a key on this type of business.

They can replace some of their employees tasks like the concierge with a robot and some server of their drinks and foods for which this is becoming common in restaurants that robot serves the orders and dishes.

Also, Do you think things will ever be normal, having to visit such an automated and robot controlled casino centre to gamble,  also because there ain't a need to tip the attendance or  think we are being cheated by the casino management?

The possibility is there but if it's just about tips and such, there's no need to address that much at all.

Can this qualify as an idea that may oneday reshape the casino business and the gambling world?

Very likely.

[Nwada001]

As an idea it sounds appealing.

In reality to have a humanoid that would cost millions and it isn't even that reliable yet so instead of buying a humanoid you can pay salary to a good chunk for people years so now you say which one you prefer if you want to build a successful one and I mean in terms of profit making,

The cost of maintaining and acquiring it will indeed be higher than the cost of filling that casino with competent employees that will serve the people well, and you as the employer will still have some left-over money, not to mention how those robots might malfunction at times due to a lack of servicing or a system breakdown. 
 
To me, it's completely insane to leave an entire physical casino to be handled and controlled by robots; if they must be present, there are areas where few of them can be invested, and they will work perfectly in that area with the assistance of human actors.

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The novelty of visiting a fully automated, robot-controlled casino would be something a lot of people would want to experience, especially for the futuristic feel it would offer. It's true that AI and robotics are rapidly transforming various industries, and casinos could be no exception.

The introduction of robots in casinos wouldn't be entirely shocking given the level of automation we already see in modern gambling establishments. However, I think there's a potential for a more significant shift in the gambling experience. Robots could efficiently handle many tasks, I wonder if they could truly replicate the social and emotional aspects of gambling.

[Zoomic]

Robots could efficiently handle many tasks, I wonder if they could truly replicate the social and emotional aspects of gambling.

A lot of gamblers will adapt to it. Expectations were high when the ideas of online gambling platforms were first conceived but now many have adapted to using the online gambling platforms and are even more comfortable with it. AI in the gambling industry will definitely add some thrill to gambling in general.

The issue of AI being able to handle the social and emotional aspects of gambling is not really a problem,  AI will definitely be trained to solve that problem. The major problem is that lots of casino staff members will lose their jobs if AI take over the gambling industry.

[Jody.Drummer]

The cost of maintaining and acquiring it will indeed be higher than the cost of filling that casino with competent employees that will serve the people well, and you as the employer will still have some left-over money, not to mention how those robots might malfunction at times due to a lack of servicing or a system breakdown. 
 
To me, it's completely insane to leave an entire physical casino to be handled and controlled by robots; if they must be present, there are areas where few of them can be invested, and they will work perfectly in that area with the assistance of human actors.

I agree with you, maybe there will be times when something unwanted happens like what you said with a robot that malfunctions and it can cause losses besides the repair costs may tend to be high so you have to spend a lot of money to fix a broken robot. The same rights as humans where if a casino worker makes a mistake it will definitely cause problems and inconvenience to customers who visit, only I don't think there is a cost that must be incurred to fix it because in general workers who have made mistakes will definitely apologize and with full patience they will be more careful to work again in the future. Considering that robots are also created by humans so no matter how smart the robot is depending on who makes it, they will not be reliable in all things I am sure of this, agree with what you said it sounds crazy if a physical casino is completely controlled by robots, there might be interactions that make customers uncomfortable.

[Julien_Olynpic]

I think I would definitely enjoy interacting with robots in a physical casino. I would also be interested in interacting with an online casino in a fully automated mode. This is somewhat similar to interacting with fully automated cryptocurrency exchangers that are currently on the market. However, any automated systems are not fully autonomous and require human maintenance. The human factor will be completely excluded there, but it is difficult to exclude software errors and, so to speak, the overall automation design. Again, for example, the procedure for passing the KUS is difficult to fully automate. And the maintenance of such systems is very expensive.