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

[Charles-Tim]

But there might be an argument against it as if everything is automated, there's no use of visiting it physically where you could just gamble at the ease of your home. Even real casinos live stream and allow gambling online.

If robots are the casino workers, you will still see humans around because it is a physical casino. But what people will against is reducing job in the gambling industry. If robots become casino workers, hundreds of thousands of jobs would be lost because it would truly be of lower cost to maintain the casino. But this will not only have impacts on physical casinos, it will have impacts on all casinos because those online casinos have workers also which would be replaced by robots. When you are playing roulette, baccarat, blackjack, dice and many other games on online casino, you will see humans interacting with you and not robots interacting with you.

[bakasabo]

Think more global. Whole Las Vegas and Macao are dependable from people who work in gambling industry. Remove all human jobs from casinos and cities would turn into ghost towns with time. Maybe this is a very pessimistic scenario, but it can be true. We already have online casinos, where gambler cooperates with a scripts only. Offline casinos were always a place where gambler could get something different from online casinos. So it would be smart to keep separating those those two by automated/scripted/robotized and human based.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

I guess, it depends on the preference of the gambler himself. Some may like the automation as for sure they won't ask for tips. Whereas, in land-based casinos, giving tips is one of the common practices inside. So I am thinking that with robots, they won't be expecting any tips from their customers. It may be boring, but I believe they will just do their job as programmed. Nothing more, nothing less.
Automation is for the improvement of operations, and of course less cost in operational expenses. The casino itself can already weigh their pros and cons as to how it can have influence in their overall business.

For sure there's going to be no tips like it would be if the casino was run by normal humans but still, some people will be fascinated to use the casino and like you say from the starts, it's a thing of personal interest (preference). Some gambler would stop visiting the casino just like the other user said, but some gamblers will still be active.

[Peanutswar]

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?
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The concept is great to have a robot that ease for more efficient work but I guess the establishment of the casino will too far from reality to accept this yet because we know how expensive these robots are and also they are modified only upon the rules of the casino, also need to consider the maintenance and the possible malfunctions to have the accurate of service and another thing it seems the casino will surely still use the human resources than the robot because they need to consider the expenses of the salary versus the maintenance.

[Jody.Drummer]

If robots are the casino workers, you will still see humans around because it is a physical casino. But what people will against is reducing job in the gambling industry. If robots become casino workers, hundreds of thousands of jobs would be lost because it would truly be of lower cost to maintain the casino. But this will not only have impacts on physical casinos, it will have impacts on all casinos because those online casinos have workers also which would be replaced by robots. When you are playing roulette, baccarat, blackjack, dice and many other games on online casino, you will see humans interacting with you and not robots interacting with you.

The existence of a physical casino that is developing certainly has a positive side such as with some people who can work to earn income in their lives even though only a small part of society but in my opinion it is a positive thing because there are jobs moreover gambling is not entirely bad, if the players understand this is a game or entertainment then there will be no excessive behavior that will be done. Apart from that I don't think casinos should have to replace all their workers with robots, again I think even though it might look more luxurious but the service that will be provided in my opinion could be different, therefore I think casinos should not do things like this by replacing all their workers with robots even though the casino is able to fulfill it I think they don't have to do this, because with the existence of physical casinos they have opened up jobs and that is a good thing.

[Charles-Tim]

The concept is great to have a robot that ease for more efficient work but I guess the establishment of the casino will too far from reality to accept this yet because we know how expensive these robots are and also they are modified only upon the rules of the casino, also need to consider the maintenance and the possible malfunctions to have the accurate of service and another thing it seems the casino will surely still use the human resources than the robot because they need to consider the expenses of the salary versus the maintenance.

The casino will not pay the robots money. That is another thing you should consider. According to what I have read recently, robots would be of low cost if compared to humans. But the way people might react to this would be the reason it may not result to fruition as explained before as it might lead to unemployment.

[madnessteat]

Think more global. Whole Las Vegas and Macao are dependable from people who work in gambling industry. Remove all human jobs from casinos and cities would turn into ghost towns with time. Maybe this is a very pessimistic scenario, but it can be true. We already have online casinos, where gambler cooperates with a scripts only. Offline casinos were always a place where gambler could get something different from online casinos. So it would be smart to keep separating those those two by automated/scripted/robotized and human based.

Absolutely agree with you.

I knew some gamblers who liked to gamble in land-based casinos before our country imposed territorial restrictions. These men drank beer, smoked and pounded the buttons of slot machines, sometimes I saw them near roulette, although I never liked this gambling game myself. Many years have passed since the last meeting, but one day I met one of them and asked where they were playing now, because I thought they were now playing either online or in one of the illegal casinos. But it turned out that they only play card games among themselves and they are not interested in online games at all.

That is why I think that full automation and robotization in land-based casinos is not necessary, because it can contribute to the exodus of customers.

[Solosanz]

I knew some gamblers who liked to gamble in land-based casinos before our country imposed territorial restrictions. These men drank beer, smoked and pounded the buttons of slot machines, sometimes I saw them near roulette, although I never liked this gambling game myself. Many years have passed since the last meeting, but one day I met one of them and asked where they were playing now, because I thought they were now playing either online or in one of the illegal casinos. But it turned out that they only play card games among themselves and they are not interested in online games at all.

That is why I think that full automation and robotization in land-based casinos is not necessary, because it can contribute to the exodus of customers.

It's because they were enjoy in physical gambling and they miss the memories.

It's different with Gen Z and Gen Alpha where they might be exposed to online casinos first instead of physical casinos, if they happy with online casinos, this will make them not move to physical casinos.

I guess that's a problem in the future, for the next generation.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Big casinos can adopt this measure of adding robotics to their casino to replace human and you if the robot can actually do very well the job and duties that human employees can do, then it is very possible that many gamblers will still visit and gamble at the casino regardless of the service they will get from the robots instead of real human, but I doubt if any land base casino is yet ready to adopt such technology.

It turns out to be something intriguing since the things that are done with robots are really great, they would have to have a very well integrated AI so that they can meet the desires of the eproans, in addition they have to have a great understanding of the problems that occur at a given moment, in this case they have not even been able to do something well with the online casinos , because every time there is someone in AI support, there is something that they cannot solve and immediately they transfer them to a human because they do not know how to do it, so until there is clarity with this type of robots I do not think they will come out to do more automated things.

[aioc]

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?

For physical casino fans, it will be very different, especially the older ones, Some will get used to it but others will find casinos that have the ambiance that they've used too, People are not coming to casinos just to play; they want to relax and feel the ambiance of the place and part of that is attentive staff, and they love giving tips to them if they win, Giving tips is some sort of human interaction with AI they cannot do that.
So its likely that attendance will go down or the casino will have to promote their new setup to the new generation of physical casino gamblers.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Big casinos can adopt this measure of adding robotics to their casino to replace human and you if the robot can actually do very well the job and duties that human employees can do, then it is very possible that many gamblers will still visit and gamble at the casino regardless of the service they will get from the robots instead of real human, but I doubt if any land base casino is yet ready to adopt such technology.

It turns out to be something intriguing since the things that are done with robots are really great, they would have to have a very well integrated AI so that they can meet the desires of the eproans, in addition they have to have a great understanding of the problems that occur at a given moment, in this case they have not even been able to do something well with the online casinos , because every time there is someone in AI support, there is something that they cannot solve and immediately they transfer them to a human because they do not know how to do it, so until there is clarity with this type of robots I do not think they will come out to do more automated things.

In my first comment, I actually showed the doubt in me  regarding how casinos would not yet adopt such a technology because they are not even ready yet and do not know how their customers will handle it. I doubt if any physical casino is ready for that yet.

[South Park]

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!

Even if technology is moving at an amazing speed that future seems to still very far away, since replacing all the staff of a casino with robots will need a massive investment at this time, and the performance of those robots will not be great either compared to their humans counterparts, however assuming we get to that point then this will not only apply to casinos but to most business too, but that would mean most people will be without a job and they will have no money to spare to gamble.

[Miles2006]

Honestly speaking we humans underrate the service we offer secondly can technology give every service a casino staff have to render? If no it’s understandable but, the digital generation seems too good and amazing with the invention of Ai robots. No doubt AI has been a treat to human service and comparing this in terms of gambling I think it will be good because most people are already conversant with this new technology so involving more will only make them happy meanwhile most people don’t like this idea and in every decision there’s always an advantage and disadvantage. Casinos will always function progressively irrespective of any situation and customers don’t have an option but get used to the change.

[sompitonov]

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 think that's exactly what we're moving towards in this direction. It will definitely be achieved, it's only a matter of time. But to be honest, I'm an old-school player and such dubious prospects sometimes scare me. I like the way things are today and I wouldn't really like to learn something new and adjust to it, but the fact is that no one will ask me.

In addition, I'm worried about the loss of casino employees' jobs, I think they got great tips, especially if they gave a winning card, but now there will be robots that I wouldn't really want to give tips to. At first, I would keep a close eye on them and try to catch them making a mistake, and the casino should hold a promotion and introduce a cash prize if that happens.

[Hispo]

I don't know if I would feel pleased with such a thing happening to the casino industry, specially if we are talking about brick and mortar casinos, part of the experience of going to the gambling floor of any resort is to interact with the personnel of the casino and notice how well mannered they can be when one is playing roulette, for example.
All of it would be gone if we allowed robot to take over the retailer part of the experience and get rid of humans beings facing gamblers.
If someday I decided to visit a pretty casino in Las Vegas and then I only encountered robots and automatic processes, I would probably feel less encouraged to continue to gamble for more than I planned.
Also, not even mentioning there are people out there in the gambling and service industry who make a big deal of tips received by patrons.

One thing is to have an online casino with Artificial intelligence features, but that would not compare to physical casinos being taking over by robots...

[AmoreJaz]

I don't know if I would feel pleased with such a thing happening to the casino industry, specially if we are talking about brick and mortar casinos, part of the experience of going to the gambling floor of any resort is to interact with the personnel of the casino and notice how well mannered they can be when one is playing roulette, for example.
All of it would be gone if we allowed robot to take over the retailer part of the experience and get rid of humans beings facing gamblers.
If someday I decided to visit a pretty casino in Las Vegas and then I only encountered robots and automatic processes, I would probably feel less encouraged to continue to gamble for more than I planned.
Also, not even mentioning there are people out there in the gambling and service industry who make a big deal of tips received by patrons.

One thing is to have an online casino with Artificial intelligence features, but that would not compare to physical casinos being taking over by robots...

This aspect may be a very good advancement in the world of online casinos as automation is their companion to have a productive and fast service. However, when it comes to land-based casinos, I believe, people still want human connection with their games and so with they would want human dealers on the table. But it would be interesting to at least have one robot doing the dealings and it may entertain for some people. But complete automation, I guess, it is still not on gamblers' preference.

[Jemzx00]

Honestly speaking we humans underrate the service we offer secondly can technology give every service a casino staff have to render? If no it’s understandable but, the digital generation seems too good and amazing with the invention of Ai robots. No doubt AI has been a treat to human service and comparing this in terms of gambling I think it will be good because most people are already conversant with this new technology so involving more will only make them happy meanwhile most people don’t like this idea and in every decision there’s always an advantage and disadvantage.

AI along with modern technology do give quite a treat to anyone especially with functionality but when it comes to services, I think humans get more of an advantage which is also the reason why we give tips due to good services.
When it comes to physical casino, many or most will still prefer to have humans as their servers than robots or AI. Human interaction provides more comfort to gamblers which is also the reason why there are online gambling that offers live persons to their gamblers online. But still, there are modern and classic platforms on physical casino so that they'll be able to accommodate their gamblers needs.

Casinos will always function progressively irrespective of any situation and customers don’t have an option but get used to the change.

Honestly speaking, it's the other way around. Casinos are progressively changing and advancing based on the needs of their customers or gamblers.

[Sandra_hakeem]

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?

I'd still prefer being attended to by a HOOMAN! you know, there's something really special about this thing called HUMAN INTERACTIONS.. I'm not sure this is what an AI bot can replace any time soon, atleast not in the next 10 years. I personally have a good experience of what it feels like to work in solitude.

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?

Has there ever been a time where the cashiers in those casinos ask for compulsory tip?... Also, can these casinos afford a robot network to control every system? Do you have an idea what cost it'd be to them?.. lol

[robelneo]

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

The possibility is not remote, but if ever a casino should implement this concept, they should ask their clients if they are going to like the new concept,

Physical casinos thrive on their clients patronage and the money they pour,, and many of these are there to unwind and to relax themselves and they will have to make a major adjustment and might end up looking for a new casino witht he same ambiance that they've used to see and fee.

[Orpichukwu]

The casino will not pay the robots money. That is another thing you should consider. According to what I have read recently, robots would be of low cost if compared to humans. But the way people might react to this would be the reason it may not result to fruition as explained before as it might lead to unemployment.

Before the casino stops paying the robot money, are they not going to use money to acquire those robots? And will those robots be working without undergoing some maintenance?
 
The money they will spend to acquire that robot will definitely be higher than the salary they will pay to their human workers. The only thing there is that they can have less manpower as the robots can multitask without complaining.