I don't think that will happen any time soon. We have lots of casinos here with different branches, but I think they avoid being online because it siphons a lot of their possible revenue because they can't make the gambler stay more with their common tricks. Also, it will be another compliance with the government if land based casinos ever try to put their business in the internet. Same goes for online casinos that looks to create their physical counterpart.
There are many tricks to get the player to play longer offline, but there are also many tricks for online. And taking into account the fact that it is much easier to launch an application on the phone than to go somewhere, online looks no worse than offline in this sense. In addition, due to the difference in tastes and capabilities, offline and online casino audiences are often different - therefore, a real serious business must diversify to cover both of these audiences.
