Yeah, that's definitely a plus point of gambling in an online casino.
There'll always be both...
There are people who want to play where there are other people and are very adamant in going online. I think online spaces will remain relevant to carter to people who value their personal space, while traditional casinos are for the most outgoing ones
@facebook-kipkemboilagat Well I'm an outgoing person, but I don't like the land based casinos in my country.
@divine I completely agree with this. There are just some things the online world can't replace or replicate from real life occurances or experiences
I think that they both will continue to coexist as they each offer unique pros and cons. Also these positives and negatives of each complement one another which strikes a balance.
Absolutely, it's already happening. Online casinos actually reduce the hassle and possible clashes.
I think physical casinos will always exist. Although i do understand the thought behind this though.
While I do find online casinos convenient since I can just play even at my bed, or in general activities that has become more online-focused, I have to say that doing the things the traditional or physical way still feels way "human" to me. When Im doing online casinos I just feel like a mindless gambler machine. But when I actually do go in casinos in real life, I can somewhat control myself more compared to online? Idk if that makes sense. I just feel like phones and such online things, though convenient and beneficial, has a significant cost to our mental stability. I mean the fact that people craved to go outside after being locked down at their homes just doing digital stuff during the pandemic says a lot.
@facebook-samanthadelafuente Good analysis. Especially the crave about going outside during the pandemic hit me. I got my GAD and depression in those days by being locked 24×7 in my house.
In some ways, this has already happened.
I don't know any friends who go into physical bookmakers and I couldn't name more than 1 casino in a 20-mile radius.
All of the action is in the palm of your hand...
