Topic: A way to attract new users or a misunderstanding? - page 5. (Read 10103 times)

You can know for yourself that today's gamblers are mostly experienced and have quite a lot of knowledge, so it's not easy to fool them with marketing that is given fancy words such as AI, NFT, Web 3.0.
After all, many gamblers don't trust new casinos so marketing with these words will only get them the bad feedback that most gamblers give.
It's better to be an honest casino and say what they really have to do marketing.
Including a development that is being carried out and also all good services will be more liked and interested by gamblers than having to provide false sentences that aim to fool the public.

Generally speaking, around 90% of the casino claiming to be web 3, are actually not even close to decentralization or web 3. But since everyone's talking about the future is Web 3.0, the casinos have started using it in order to attract gamblers to their site.


Don't tell me that we will soon be seeing AI casino's bombardment in the near future  

Why on earth the gambling casinos don't market those things they have and not try to fool the people by using these fancy words like AI, NFT, Web 3.0 etc  

When a trend in the market has good potential to attract more customers, the casino will give more importance to that way of marketing. Nowadays it seems that many casinos claim a lot during promotions, but the real experience comes after making an account at that casino and making a deposit. So newbies should be more interested in learning, so that no company can mislead them.

Yeah, we may blame it on the laziness on the part of the players to do some extra findings about the casino they're about to make deposits and play on, but that is also a small segment of what really drags people into falling victim to scams most especially newbies, this is because most newbies just go ahead to click any signature with more visibility or higher rank promoting it so this lead me to ask you this question.

If you blame the newbies for not doing and extra research, what about the members but high and low ranks who knownly promote thos scam casinos?

You are absolutely correct. I believe 80% of all newbies are not interested in doing some research about the fundamental concept of Web 2.0, 2.5, and 3.0. There's no one to be blamed for the naive and this is the exact reason a shady casino that was tagged on this forum still manages to lure the new victim that didn't do some research about the casino before using it.

Those are just buzzwords and nothing more, back in the day when the dot com bubble was at its peak we saw the same thing, with projects that had nothing to do with it putting all kind of technological terms on their proposals so it seemed as if they were on the cusp of reaching something great, when in fact they were just an average project or business looking for more money than what they deserved, and the worst part is that they got it, they failed to produce results and their investors lost money, and this is the same as most of those casinos promoting themselves this way are not decentralized.

Probably a misunderstanding or probably because they have sports betting, usually if the gambling site has a sports betting they need to comply with the terms and regulation of the gambling site provider and one of the requirement is asking KYC so they know that the player complied with their license. So it is actually misunderstanding to some but I think some gambling site really doesn't understand the use of the Web 3.0 I think they should have separate website for Web 3.0 and sports betting.

There is no need to get tempted by a new gambling platform if it is not suitable because it is just a way for new casinos to say that their casino is web 3.0 based.
But I think there are web 3.0 casinos that are decentralized and don't ask users to do KYC to withdraw their money.
And if you find a casino like that, it's better for you to avoid it and go back to the casino you usually used to gamble at.
So don't always follow the existing trend because the trend is not always good for you.

it's a way of hyping and drawing your attention to the platform. The market is becoming more competitive as the day draws by, so it's of our interest to be able to know and decipher which platform means well for their customer base.

Many new gambling platform just hype by using  web 3.0 because in the reality far away from web 3.0 meaning about decentralized, almost gambling platform right now required with KYC and not related with their gambling platform slogan about use web 3.0 casino. Seems way how to make many people interested with their gambling platform although fact need and required with KYC submitting for deposit or withdrawing fund.
Just following about which one trending and applicated on gambling platform although their working not relationship anymore how web 3.0 is working.

What would you expect? Of course on every trend or any hype, any business wouldnt really be liking for them to get left behind which means that if ever they would be seeing something new
 then they would definitely be going for that course and would be copying on the same idea.They dont really just like to miss out because that would really be a total lost of marketshare potentially.
This is how business do really behaves on which they wont really be that making themselves that too confident that they are on the top ranks, potentially they could
really be overtaken on a business that offers something new and something that havent been seen on the market.

It is just surprising that every casinos want to follow the new trend which is web 3 and now that we are in the trend if AI, I know that many of would.want to call themselves AI casino projects. It is just too funny to keep seeing this kind of trend in the gambling section since many casinos are competing with themselves to gain the heart of gamblers.

Newbies are not interested in researching something new, so they get interested in something when they see it even without knowing details about it. As a result, the various projects believe that what they claim is true, they get the traffic they expect. So marketing with such fake claims will continue and they will also bring traffic to their website.

Actually there are some new casinos that are web3 based and they don't just write web3 slogans but it's true they are web3 based.
But as you said it is also true that there are new casinos that use web3 base for their promotions to attract new gamblers but this is just a bulshit slogan because when gamblers enter the casino they are not web3 based casinos but normal crypto casinos trying to cheat gamblers with web-based sentences3.
We need to be more careful and do research first when we find a casino like this. It would be even better to see reviews or feedback about the casino so that it can give us the right answer whether the casino is truly web-based and safe to use.

I don't think it was actually that they are not sure about their claims. Web 3.0 is something a cryptocurrency newbie can understand just by doing something research, the goal of the casino that guilt of fake claims is to drive more traffic in a shady way.

I am not contradicting myself, is either you don't read to understand what i wrote well because I used the statement "while they ignore the control of personal data and decentralization." to point out the KYC you're talking about.

Many new casinos use web 3.0 casino in their last name and slogan to attract the interest of new users, they just modify the user interface to look like web 3.0 but don't actually use the algorithms from web 3.0, it's all marketing strategy related. Currently many top casino platforms have not yet switched to web 3.0 so don't trust new casinos with the implementation of web 3.0 that it offers to new users, top casinos must have reviewed web 3.0 usage and the team has designed a development planning table for web simulation using web 3.0.

Always has been. Web 3 was introduced as a decentralized sort of web-browser thingy, but I've seen absolutely zero with regard to its development. Any info that was actually about it was just a bunch of general gibberish that people spout to arouse interest, but no real solid development about it. It's a marketing buzzword only at this point, they probably just use it so that it's applied for their SEO's or something like that in general.

Also pretty sure web3 was before or around NFT's rise? I reckon it's AI's next really.

Web 3 is not something new. We may have just recently learned about this but it has been revolving around us in the early 2000s. To be honest I find web 3.0  amazing and at the same time terrifying. Imagine, the web knows your personal preferences because of the history you've made in the internet. I mean it's the same with Web 3.0 casinos, because generally they are part of the web 3.0 as well. Web 3.0 technologies can use data analytics and algorithms to analyze user behavior and preferences and provide personalized recommendations and services. For example, an application might analyze a user's browsing history, search queries and social media activity to provide personalized content and recommendations. Everything can be found.

The web 3.0 casino takes advantage of the features and benefits of Web 3.0 like the enhanced security, transparency, and decentralization, to provide a more secure, fair and user-friendly online gambling platform. To be honest, I thought I was mistaken that these two, web 3.0 and web 3.0 are related.


Right. Using web 3.0 is a great way for marketing. Aside from the fact that it offers decentralization and transparency, Web 3.0 casino are already aware of their targeted users. I read it here: https://cryptogamble.tips/metaverse/web-3-0-and-casinos/
Web 3.0 casino demographics or users by analyzing their behavior and creating targeted advertising campaigns that are more likely to resonate with that user. If you're actively liking or staying in posts related to web 3.0 casinos, you're more likely to encounter these kinds of advertisements.

But I agree with you that there are lots who just uses the name for free marketing. There are currently not as many Web 3.0 casinos available compared to traditional online casinos. By faking their marketing Web 3.0 casinos, traditional online casinos are just trying to attract users who are interested in the Web 3.0 casino features, even if their platform doesn't actually offer them.

People keep always complaining about their existing gambling platform but in the reality, they keep playing on it, one of the reasons is they already built trust with that casino even though there's some conflict with it and somehow expect to get fit into it, and some another thing is they do not have any options for their casino and keep having on it, better to find a casino suitable with their gambling habit to make sure there's no an issues with their gambling entertainment.


Web 3 is on the future, the casino right now are widely accepting this feature because of using the non-custodial wallets so the players can enjoy easily still it depends on the casino if they will adopt the KYC or not.

usually casinos only add options to access their sites whether using web 3.0 or using accounts such as email and passwords, but so far casinos using web 3.0 are not fully decentralized so they are only used as a marketing trend, after all not many decentralized casinos survive and most of them disappeared because they went bankrupt there weren't many players there.