Topic: AI agents will bring a new gambling experience (Read 387 times)

AI agents may give a new impression to the world of gambling, maybe we will see how AI will give recommendations on the gambling we will do or analyze us and consider RTP to get more chances for us to win.
I haven't tried it yet, maybe there are AI agents that can provide more experience than other ai like grock.

Yeah, indeed it could provide more efficient gambling experience as it was run by artificial intelligence. But you can't deny the fact that human agents can't perform same with what AI can do without further error or lesser error nearest to 100% successful rate. Efficient performance on casino ROI will always be at progressive output particular with their profit, and not the gamblers itself.

LOL at AI agents!

Seriously people, stop treating AI like it's some magical force that has appeared out of nowhere and can do things nobody has done before.
Bots that were placing bets on live matches before the algorithm was able to adjust after a goal or a point had existed for decades, the bookie simply added a cool-down period, your odd must not chance for a few seconds when taking a live bet or it will be rejected, added enough time and no "AI" agent will be able t do a thing.

Besides, the whole AI thing is overblown, there is a test here on Bitcointalk about AI predictions, and the assistant is not doing better than a coin toss. 

Stop confusing betting algorithms that have existed since online betting became a thing with AI!
AI assistants are trained on existent data they will analyze existent data about teams and odds, all things that are available to everyone, if you think they will magically manage to predict the future on that then I have a few bridges to sell to you.

Efficiency and accuracy I a future challenge we are going to have with this innovation in the near future,  because I believe even the online casinos are advancing such that they may go way beyond the levels they are now as compared to what they have been hence its going to be a really tough one for this innovation to sustainably stay active enough all this while or as the advancement takes place through on gambling platforms.  Nevertheless in the mean time those who are knowledgeable in the usage can actually leveraging it already.

Heh, your topic just reminded me of a funny live casino story that happened while sharing a room with a friend. Back when I was still gambling, I played blackjack at Evolution live tables, and my friend happened to watch beside me. The dealer was so precise with their movements and his responses to the chat as well felt like a robot that my friend became convinced they were an AI. Even though the dealer was answering our chat in real time, my friend kept insisting, "No way, that’s a real person" To this day she still believe it was a robot pretending to be human and no matter what, he thinks Im trying to trick him.
Honestly, stories like that make me believe AI could absolutely take over the gambling world. What describing with AI agents placing bets across multiple sportsbooks in realtime is a quick switch in this space. The speed, precision, and ability to adapt to in-game events make AI a powerful tool, cheaper and without mistakes.

But do you think this will completely replace the live dealer experience, For me part of the thrill was the human interaction even if it sometimes felt robotic but you know a person behind is putting effort and has emotional energy. Still, I can’t deny that AI could change many things from bad to great.

I wonder how long it would take for us to see the big difference between old gambling with AI and nowadays.

What a wonderful example. Reading this specific line about predicting the roulette wheel with Ai (even the possibility) made me feel silly. No matter how robust the system sounds logically still there will be loopholes and you should be ready for new learnings.
Even if It can't predict where the ball will exactly land (which I believe it can as a matter of finding variables) it can surely give you a possible hotspot for a particular dealer based on the patterns of his ball throwing and speed of the wheel and a million more variables (AI to handle).
I wonder what will happen to games like 'Crazy Time' (if nobody is already behind the wheel  ).
Well spotted, good work mate. It seems like it is indeed not easy to settle the debate of +ve and -ve games .

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Is it possible to use artificial intelligence to place bets on sports events and win, thereby earning money? I think yes - it is possible.

However, to do this, you need to use the most advanced language models that are not available to other people (even for a lot of money). That is, we are talking about new experimental language models that are tested in secret laboratories. It is clear that only a limited number of people have access to such samples of artificial intelligence. Artificial intelligence is constantly evolving and its capabilities never cease to amaze...

At the same time, it should be noted that a developer who controls the most advanced artificial intelligence in the world can use it with greater benefit than just stupidly placing bets on sports events.

Like you said @OP, it will bring or cause a new gambling experience which even if that's true, it can not stop the casino from being ahead of the game. The house edge of the casino happens to be mostly in favour of the house than the player, the bookmakers with their different options also make more profit too because the player needs luck win their bet.

AI can develop strategies for some casino games. But I don't think they can be 100% successful. I'd like to have a bot that would immediately bet on 2 consecutive 0's in Crash, or 3 consecutive 0's. We don't need AI for that. But the idea of an AI that can take advantage of some opportunities like this sounds good. AI can consistently turn opportunities like this into earnings. Other than that, I don't think there will be an AI that can theorize everything in gambling.

I am not enthusiastic about the surprises that AI agents can show at the present time, because AI agents do not express a desire to win at high rates of betting. Rather, they help lose and give very few people a gift towards winning.
However, the fastest and most powerful of AI agents is that they can create the ability to bet quickly, but very few people are interested in placing bets on it. Because your own thinking and the AI agent's thinking can never match, so I am not interested in placing bets on AI agent games at all.

And just like what others have said, it's just like trading Bot so we might used the same but the output might be very different. I wouldn't say that there are no advantage as it automates everything. But still we will lost the enjoyment and we rely everything on AI agents to make bets.

So for me, maybe if it is available I will used it just for the experience but that's it. I still prefer the old and traditional way of sports betting. We check the schedule, we anticipate, and then we analyze and we put our bet and watch the game itself.

I have always been of the opinion that we never can get to the stage or level where Ai can become an easy tool for gamblers to make use of in gambling to win far more than considered normal, lets not forget that casinos are not sleeping also, their codes are not written on stones that it can not be edited, updated, and new features implemented.

Every serious business do have a research team that ensures they get all informations on latest trends, weigh the level of threat this trends is or will potentially be to the business, and then the development team move in to build walls that will prevent such trends from being a treat to the company/business in any way or form.
Ai in gambling can help, but it will be for finding informations and nothing more.

No doubt about that so gamblers can use the benefits of AI agents for their own purposes. But before you can use AI agents, you need to learn that which means not all gamblers can do that. Maybe that will help some gamblers while others still use how they know.

Maybe that is mindblowing to know what AI agents can do but for those who don't know about that will not try to involved. The casino will not let AI agents ruin their business so they will do something to block that.

AI agents and casinos will be more competitive so we will see many big changes in the gambling industry.

Maybe that will not happen soon and we still need to wait.

With all due respect, it sounds like nonsense. Show a publicly available model that does what you describe. And without hallucinations. Mistakes are unacceptable. Why else would I need such an agent? I can make mistakes myself. Neither ChatGPT, nor Claude, nor the rest of the major commercial models are capable of this. Maybe an open source model of a Hugging Face? Not, either.

Generally:
1. No one will train such a model and make it publicly available (including paid), unless they are suicidal.
2. Do you have any idea how much it costs to train such a model? However, casinos and bookmakers can afford to create and use such models, which they are already doing, rest assured.
3. Ordinary gamblers have never been able to beat a casino or a bookmaker, and they will never be able to, especially now they will have to beat the casino's AI.

That's right, surely the OP is either trying to promote AI agents or is someone naive who has seen advertising about them and swallowed that they are going to make him rich, when, as you say, if it's a technology available to everyone, it's not going to be an advantage. The advantage would be if you were the first to use them and they were not widely available, which is not the case, besides bookies also use AI. And that's without going into the bet cancellation that you mention later.

The main problem with AI agents is that they are generally available to everyone. What is available to everyone is not a competitive advantage for anyone. There are players who hope to use AI for arbitrage between different bookmakers. But in my opinion, this is an unpromising direction for using AI. The fact is that bookmakers easily identify arbitrageurs. For example, it is enough to see how a large flow of money goes to one sports team, then you can conclude that there is either insider trading, or a fixed match, or arbitrage. Often, the bookmaker simply cancels this bet.

I find no interest since this is not new, AI taking over almost every field and in terms of gambling it might sound interesting now. When the time comes we’ll all lose interest because it still can’t discover the perfect feature use for consistent winning although will this ever be possible? We all know the system is controlled by technology innovation including AI, no doubt the expectations are high let’s hope for a positive turn.

Well, if money and business is on the line do you think Vegas will not right the current trend of AI agents? of course they know how to maintain their business and still on the current meta, they’re a huge business that runs for years now, I don’t think they are screwedc because as far as I know, they already said it in the past that having online experience experience is much more efficient but look, vegas still on the list and innovations are non-stop, business is business, they will not let a current trend be their failure.

Predicting the outcome wasn't the point. The point was to react faster to changes in the game, than sport books can.

So it's going to be like the OP said: Or that casinos just make it against their ToS to use any kind of AI agent, or make it harder for bots to bet. They can also make more captchas for suspected ai bot account. And because they can act unrealistically fast, they can be spotted pretty easily by algorithms.

But for time being, i don't see anything wrong by using tech that gives an edge if it's in the limits of the ToS. This edge won't be lasting long though.

Talking about bets, the best thing that could happen with AI agents monitoring bets and odds on on-chain sportsbooks is that it could automatically spread bets, preventing bettors from being limited due to placing large wagers. This would make the system fairer and more efficient.

On top of that, AI could also handle marketing, attracting gamblers in a way that’s fully automated. This means less reliance on human labor, reducing operational costs for sportsbooks. But it does raise a concern - are we heading toward a future where automation leads to fewer jobs for people?