What size can live casinos be like by 2030

[CoinHolder]

What are the consequences of the future that live casinos are attracting young generations in almost all of the countries around the world? I think if it continues this way, will most people in the world become addicted to live casino games? I think these live casinos will benefit a lot and they are thought to be using technology as well as being developed in the world, live casinos will be completely unsafe. Although winning something bigger with small wins, it is actually seen that live casino owners will become bigger overnight. If it is not closed, I hope that almost all the countries in the world will be discontinued here.

[SmartGold01]

What are the consequences of the future that live casinos are attracting young generations in almost all of the countries around the world? I think if it continues this way, will most people in the world become addicted to live casino games?

Currently we can't control the rate of addiction around the globe and be it live casino or not, on a regular basis we are encountering addictions and this phase can never be totally eliminated because as time goes, the more people delved into gamble. Gambling is something that never cease for any reason, in fact gambling has been existing right from the origin of man and we can't overemphasized on that fact that people are getting addicted to gambling and the gambling sites stop operations.

[robelneo]

What are the consequences of the future that live casinos are attracting young generations in almost all of the countries around the world? I think if it continues this way, will most people in the world become addicted to live casino games?

If live casinos are growing, so are the institutions and gambling community that will teach people to gamble responsibly, and we have the government to take action if its citizens are being harmed from gambling.
Casino should not be stopped because the government benefits, they generate jobs both online and offline, and there's always a market fro gambling in every place.

[0t3p0t]

I am not sure what live casinos future looks like because it depends on the regulation of a specific country though some has adopted gambling fully but some has changed their views on these platforms and they might be banned in the future or not we don't really know. Here in my country the regulation is quite complicated so I am not sure if they will still be operational or not.

[target]

What size? The live casinos aren't really that attractive to many gamblers unless they have the risk takers who will be large amount which means the gamblers who are in live casinos are also the rich people offline.  Live casinos for me is intimidating that's why i don't play on it

For the people who are not very familiar with playing cards, they might not ever be going to live casinos but will just test those slots and lottery on online casinos.

[bitterguy28]

What are the consequences of the future that live casinos are attracting young generations in almost all of the countries around the world? I think if it continues this way, will most people in the world become addicted to live casino games? I think these live casinos will benefit a lot and they are thought to be using technology as well as being developed in the world, live casinos will be completely unsafe.

why would it be unsafe? casinos have always existed and not everyone in the world is addicted to gambling or going to casinos so what tells you that in the future everyone would go into gambling and get addicted as well?

also live casinos aren’t actually the one developing but online casinos and not only the young generations play in those casinos but also the old ones because time is running and projects have to progress

If it is not closed, I hope that almost all the countries in the world will be discontinued here.

you might have a wrong understanding of casino or gambling in general mate yes there is a possibility of someone getting addicted to gambling but not everyone will and it depends a lot on the person to make sure he stays logical and not get addicted to gambling

[bisdak40]

What are the consequences of the future that live casinos are attracting young generations in almost all of the countries around the world?

I'm not a fan of live casinos as i don't paly casino games but basing on the experience of other people which are close to me, live casinos will not become so big in the future as many people who go there experienced difficulties on their financial status, i mean they always lose when they come there and stop coming with such experience.

[CoinHolder]

What are the consequences of the future that live casinos are attracting young generations in almost all of the countries around the world?

I'm not a fan of live casinos as i don't paly casino games but basing on the experience of other people which are close to me, live casinos will not become so big in the future as many people who go there experienced difficulties on their financial status, i mean they always lose when they come there and stop coming with such experience.

You mention that people are defeated after betting and that’s why they don’t think about betting later. And they slowly withdraw from betting. But you may know that new generations are constantly joining live casinos and the amount they’re losing is beyond imagination. If this continues, future generations live casinos can be serious. Because just a few years ago you notice a little bit of a casino called Live Casino might not have but currently it touches the sky. New Online Casino is coming from the common people.

[Stompix]

What are the consequences of the future that live casinos are attracting young generations in almost all of the countries around the world? I think if it continues this way, will most people in the world become addicted to live casino games?

Heavy drug usage was virtually nonexistent two centuries ago and is seen more like a recreational thing, especially opium, does that mean everyone will get addicted? In the mid-last century almost half of the popualtion was smoking, the increase would have led to everyone smoking, yet never happened.

This thing is just fear-mongering, the ones that would get addicted to casino games would have got addicted to something else anyhow, gambling has existed for centuries, and as you can see the world is perfectly fine and not all of us are zombies that play 24//7

[bayu7adi]

live casinos will not become so big in the future as many people who go there experienced difficulties on their financial status, i mean they always lose when they come there and stop coming with such experience.

I think it's getting bigger now, linking it to the advancement of technology and also devices that support mobility makes perfect sense confirming the fact that live casinos are really popular... this shift has also happened in my area, seeing many people close to me who are starting to be interested in gambling at live casinos is proof that they accept this convenience...

Live casinos really make it easy, although we will always be skeptical when thinking about the chances of cheating... but for those who already like gambling, this new experience is what makes it interesting to try playing it continuously...

And in relation to the younger generation, it is clearly very worrying... the younger generation is very familiar with the internet and it is a big gateway to being able to enter online gambling or live casinos

[mu_enrico]

The convenience of using services at home or on your phone won't make you get too addicted to something. It is, in fact, good for saving your time and effort. So yeah, live/online casinos will continue to grow, but it doesn't mean everyone will get addicted to gambling since it is based on many factors, including genetics. However, my concern would be for those who are already addicted or problem gamblers, as they can play 24/7. In land-based casinos, security can kick them out, or some may not be open for 24 hours. So, to answer the question about the size, it will be big enough to rival land-based casinos (only), but land-based casinos usually merge with hotels/resorts and have many tourism-related offerings, so it won't be direct competition.

[bitbit97]

I think it is pretty simple to predict. Size or number of live casinos will decrease greatly by 2030. Live casinos in Las Vegas and maybe in Macao will be the only popular ones. The rest will be closed or only few casinos will be left in large cities. Everything will go online. Shopping, shops are already moved to online. In my city shopping is only popular in large malls, but most of the shops in town barely make ends meet. Rent is high, stuff want to receive bigger salary. Such shops are unprofitable. Easier to run an online shop with 1 admin and 1 employee who will manage deliveries. Same awaits gambling industry. Everyone will go online or die.

[Rruchi man]

What are the consequences of the future that live casinos are attracting young generations in almost all of the countries around the world? I think if it continues this way, will most people in the world become addicted to live casino games?

If the government is showing reluctance to take action to combat the increasing number of addicted gamblers that are young, we should do the little or much that we can. If it is within your capacity to set up an NGO for this purpose, it will be good and helpful, as I am sure there are many people in need of it seeking where to turn to for help, to people who understand them.

[Stompix]

I think it is pretty simple to predict. Size or number of live casinos will decrease greatly by 2030.

Meanwhile, we have a 6% increase in physical casinos in the US, with 20 more being built right now.

Everything will go online. Shopping, shops are already moved to online. In my city shopping is only popular in large malls, but most of the shops in town barely make ends meet. Rent is high, stuff want to receive bigger salary. Such shops are unprofitable. Easier to run an online shop with 1 admin and 1 employee who will manage deliveries. Same awaits gambling industry. Everyone will go online or die.

And how profitable is it for the consumer?
Once I pay 5 euros for delivery for a thing I can get 100 meters from my home no way I'm going to go online shopping, waiting for the delivery guy and all the time hoping he won't ruin my order. Rather than being concerned about store staff people here are concerned about delivery guys, we already have only foreigners working for low-paid wages and working almost 12 hours a day to make their quota, once you start counting all that it's not that easy.

Also, if shops would go out of business and close down, why would rent prices still be high?

[bitterguy28]

The convenience of using services at home or on your phone won't make you get too addicted to something. It is, in fact, good for saving your time and effort.

i did say that not everyone can fall to addiction but it doesn’t mean that the possibility of it is non-existent it’s important that we acknowledge the risks the convenience of online gambling is what makes it so addictive because it’s so easily accessible

In land-based casinos, security can kick them out, or some may not be open for 24 hours.

well online casinos can always block or ban a user from using their services and in online casinos if someone else is causing problem you are most likely not to be affected by it anyway