The Role of AI in Gambling

[tvplus006]

...Feel free to share your opinion below.

By using AI for sports betting, you are simply transferring part of your job to find information about teams that you previously had to search for yourself. This allows you to significantly reduce the time spent searching for additional information, but in the end you still have to make your own decision.

[bubilas]

With all of the hype surrounding AI, I wonder what impact will it have on the gambling industry? Perhaps, gamblers will experience more fairness and randomness when betting online. I mean, provably-fair casinos already exist. But AI can help improve them in the long run.

Feel free to share your opinion below. Thank you.

I recently saw an ad for an AI program for a computer that calculated percentages in a poker game, and if you paid for it, the AI ​​could play for the player, albeit only on certain poker rooms, because its recognition was only set up for certain card interfaces. However, someone already wrote an article on the forum about the death of online poker, and this program looks like the first nail in the coffin.

[Botnake]

By using AI for sports betting, you are simply transferring part of your job to find information about teams that you previously had to search for yourself. This allows you to significantly reduce the time spent searching for additional information, but in the end you still have to make your own decision.

Research is not even half of what it takes to win, it’s the analysis that really matters. What counts is how you interpret the data you've gathered, and honestly, I don’t think AI is clever enough (yet) to analyze that the way a sharp bettor would.

Some might believe it’s useful, especially for things like totals, where trends can be spotted. But the logic still stands: if it really worked that well, people would already be making easy money just by using AI.

[Accardo]

Research is not even half of what it takes to win, it’s the analysis that really matters. What counts is how you interpret the data you've gathered, and honestly, I don’t think AI is clever enough (yet) to analyze that the way a sharp bettor would.

AI has no solid place for gamers, it only generates information, and nothing else, which makes no much impact, the player still has to be a strong analyst to make something out of the details shared by A.I. Also, players need to be aware of the prompts that'll pop out the right or best output they'll want from the A.I. Nobody will make a dime trying to tell a machine to predict a game, using it as a virtual assistance is the only form of value it'll offer to players who wish to hasten their research process. Other than that, A.I isn't that impactful to gamblers.

[verdinio]

Research is not even half of what it takes to win, it?s the analysis that really matters. What counts is how you interpret the data you've gathered, and honestly, I don?t think AI is clever enough (yet) to analyze that the way a sharp bettor would.

AI has no solid place for gamers, it only generates information, and nothing else, which makes no much impact, the player still has to be a strong analyst to make something out of the details shared by A.I. Also, players need to be aware of the prompts that'll pop out the right or best output they'll want from the A.I. Nobody will make a dime trying to tell a machine to predict a game, using it as a virtual assistance is the only form of value it'll offer to players who wish to hasten their research process. Other than that, A.I isn't that impactful to gamblers.

Surely they will never be able to tell us that they are collecting data on players to then have them studied by an AI but they will do it, surely and it will only be a matter of time before it happens, the old match monitoring systems are all made with artificial intelligence, believe me it is only a matter of time, and this will impact everything even on the players

[Abiky]

There have been recent talks on AI matter regards gambling industry on this forum. People were talking about AIs suggesting gamblers to place bets on team A or B, or helping casinos to display determined games or bets, accordingly to the personal preferences and history of the gamblers collected by the algorithm.

At same time, the cons were also mentioned, as AIs can help gamblers to cheat the house when providing personal data.

As we can see, AIs are being used as mean of cheating and manipulation everywhere. It could be a helpful and productive tool to improve people's performance and to give them access to brand new concepts of real time experience, but since it's a decaying modern world, it's going to be used for the laziest and most manipulative purposes as possible.

If AI at its current state can be used to cheat the house, imagine what would happen if it becomes self-aware (sentient). It would be complete chaos. On the bright side, AI would help make things run more efficiently and make the system fairer. But we have to keep in mind that the house always wins. Otherwise, the casino would become bankrupt in the long run.

In AI-operated casinos, gamblers would bet against AI bots that get smarter over time. That would pose a real challenge to gambling in the long run. Or maybe, AI will only be used for providing support to gamblers (like a chatbot) in times where they need it the most? The possibilities are endless. Who knows what will happen in the future?

[Julien_Olynpic]

AI can do secondary work for the gambler and for the gaming platform. For the gaming platform, AI can probably do even more good. The only thing you should not believe is that AI can passively win money for you. I have written about this many times - if AI gives you an advantage, it will give it to others. And winning in competitive games is always associated with an advantage that you have, but your competitor does not. These are all banal truths, but there are still people who believe that publicly available AI can help them make passive profits.

[Sanitough]

By using AI for sports betting, you are simply transferring part of your job to find information about teams that you previously had to search for yourself. This allows you to significantly reduce the time spent searching for additional information, but in the end you still have to make your own decision.

You’re paying for it, so it’s only fair to let AI handle the heavy lifting as it really does make things easier.

But it’s still important to stay realistic..  just because AI is doing the work doesn’t mean we’ll suddenly beat the system. It doesn’t work that way guys. although, it’s possible to win in sports betting, but it’s not for everyone. Even with AI, you still need discipline, strategy, and a bit of luck.

[Reatim]

...Feel free to share your opinion below.

By using AI for sports betting, you are simply transferring part of your job to find information about teams that you previously had to search for yourself. This allows you to significantly reduce the time spent searching for additional information, but in the end you still have to make your own decision.

if we think about it ai is just like any search engine but the difference is ai gives you the information in a silver platter you do not need to find articles yourself and read through it to find what you are looking for because ai does it for you

this is convenient but may reduce your ability to think for yourself ai is not all knowing, it just takes information from existing sources in the internet

[joniboini]

this is convenient but may reduce your ability to think for yourself ai is not all knowing, it just takes information from existing sources in the internet

I got bombarded by AI results whenever I used Google search, and some of them do include the source for that info. I guess it's fine if they're transparent about which data they use to provide the summaries, but I don't know if they're good enough to filter bad sources from one another. I remember participating in a trial for an AI project that focused on this issue in the past, not sure how far they've come now. If it's related to gambling, it would be naive to expect bookmakers or casino not to change their game if AI affect them negatively tbh,

[Wonder Work]

AI has no solid place for gamers, it only generates information, and nothing else, which makes no much impact, the player still has to be a strong analyst to make something out of the details shared by A.I. Also, players need to be aware of the prompts that'll pop out the right or best output they'll want from the A.I. Nobody will make a dime trying to tell a machine to predict a game, using it as a virtual assistance is the only form of value it'll offer to players who wish to hasten their research process. Other than that, A.I isn't that impactful to gamblers.

I think AI is not a significant factor for gamers because, in the past, when gamers were playing games, there was no such AI system, so game players had to make their own decisions. I don't see much change since the advent of AI, and it is safe to say that there will be no significant change in the future. AI can only provide some general information, no decision can ever be made with that information. For this, game players have to make their own decisions. Here, everything has to be done with their own decisions, where the importance of AI is not so useful. Although AI cannot be considered immediately, it provides valuable guidance in certain cases.

[Tungbulu]

With all of the hype surrounding AI, I wonder what impact will it have on the gambling industry? Perhaps, gamblers will experience more fairness and randomness when betting online. I mean, provably-fair casinos already exist. But AI can help improve them in the long run.

Feel free to share your opinion below. Thank you.

I recently saw an ad for an AI program for a computer that calculated percentages in a poker game, and if you paid for it, the AI ​​could play for the player, albeit only on certain poker rooms, because its recognition was only set up for certain card interfaces. However, someone already wrote an article on the forum about the death of online poker, and this program looks like the first nail in the coffin.

I think people give too much credit to these Ai models. Yeah AI may appear to be pretty cool but honestly, they really ain't that cool to the point of relying on it to help you make certain decisions, especially ones that involves your finances. I used to think that AI was that cool until the day I decided to experiment using it to make my predictions on sports betting, and even if I won a few bucks, it couldn't compare to the amount I lose, blindly following this Ai. That was when I realized that a little touch of human emotions could actually contribute to making the best gambling decisions, so I'd rather rely on my knowledge when betting, than relying on an AI model.

[OgNasty]

The most useful thing about AI and gambling that I found when I was messing with it is the ability to analyze upcoming matchups. AI always knew which players were injured or how teams matched up as a whole offensively and defensively. I found it to be good at providing needed info to make a good decision.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

AI in gambling is more useful to the casino's/betting sites than gamblers, like for customers care services and so but not giving sure and accurate predictions anyone thar thinks they'll win the house with the help of AI is a master at time wasting cause the only thing the AI would do is give analysis from past records of teams playing each other but winning would always depend on the luck factor and not how good the AI tool you're using is.

For bettors, I am thinking that AI can be used to make fast prediction, it saves time. tho the prediction might not be too accurate because even AI are bound to make mistakes and we also know that even humans can make wrong prediction no matter how skilled they are in making predictions. As for casino games, there's no way AI can help a gambler to win more than normal, it will always remain as before. Even if AI can help make sport analysis, at least some people will want to see how accurate the results can be before they start using it always.

[Smartprofit]

Of course, artificial intelligence can improve the functioning of online casinos. For example, it can analyze all interactions of players with the casino in real time and identify cases of fraud. In this case, fraudsters will be punished, and honest players will not experience any inconvenience. Artificial intelligence can very effectively study the personality of each player. As a result, each player will be offered exactly those games that he prefers. Also, artificial intelligence will be able to recreate the atmosphere of a real offline casino for the player, for example, taking the James Bond film "Casino Royale" as a basis. This will make the game even more interesting. People come to online casinos to have fun and get new vivid impressions. Artificial intelligence, in my opinion, is capable of transforming modern online casinos into something even brighter and more exciting! At the same time, players will get an even more interesting user experience than they had before.

[yudi09]

With all of the hype surrounding AI, I wonder what impact will it have on the gambling industry? Perhaps, gamblers will experience more fairness and randomness when betting online. I mean, provably-fair casinos already exist. But AI can help improve them in the long run.

Feel free to share your opinion below. Thank you.

With AI and its implementation by casinos, the playing side may be more sophisticated. Large casinos with a good reputation will still maintain what makes players feel comfortable while in the casino. Regarding fairness, I can't say specifically because so far I believe that many casinos have always been fair in the context of when someone has problems. If fair is more about the win that gamblers get, it's no different because it's a system. We get the fun, the casino gets the money.

[Rockstarguy]

With all of the hype surrounding AI, I wonder what impact will it have on the gambling industry? Perhaps, gamblers will experience more fairness and randomness when betting online. I mean, provably-fair casinos already exist. But AI can help improve them in the long run.

Feel free to share your opinion below. Thank you.

I think one of the roles AI has to play in gambling, especially in games like sports, is to conduct research and gather findings about a team to understand its performance. However, as far as betting is concerned, AI predictions are not different from those of humans because gambling is unpredictable and is considered a game of the unknown. There is no need to rely on AI to win; instead, it can cause one to lose more by instilling excessive confidence in betting.

With AI, a gambler can get reviews about a casino to determine if it is good for placing bets, so with AI, one can gather valuable information about a casino to truly understand the gambling site one is dealing with.

[mcdouglasx]

AI is the evolution of the internet as we know it, and it is a versatile tool that can be used for many things, although it is currently in its infancy, and makes mistakes, I think the point is to stop globalizing it, and have dedicated ones for what we want instead of trying to make it global knowledge, I think that to take advantage of it 100%, a focus should be given to a specific area of ​​learning, if it were to be used for sports, only train with things from the sport to guarantee its specialization.

[tvplus006]

if we think about it ai is just like any search engine but the difference is ai gives you the information in a silver platter you do not need to find articles yourself and read through it to find what you are looking for because ai does it for you
this is convenient but may reduce your ability to think for yourself ai is not all knowing, it just takes information from existing sources in the internet

Yes, it is true that AI finds all the necessary information about the match, but you will still have to analyze this information yourself, and based on the analysis you receive, you need to make a decision on your own, since you are betting your money, not AI's money.

[Orpichukwu]

The most useful thing about AI and gambling that I found when I was messing with it is the ability to analyze upcoming matchups. AI always knew which players were injured or how teams matched up as a whole offensively and defensively. I found it to be good at providing needed info to make a good decision.

In terms of players who are injured, they are publicly available data; it's just that some individuals don't check on that area when they are making their own prediction, but AIs don't miss any available information online; they compile everything together before making their predictions, not like us, who might just focus on one area, and our decision will be based on that, and we forget most important facts, which can affect the game result.