Your product might be great, I don't doubt it. Casinos don't want a great product though, they want profit. Making things fairer than what is making them money? I doubt any casino will opt for it.
That's why I suggest making your own casino. By doing so, yes, there are risks...but with the right amount of preparation and with the right team, you might find that you can thrive on your superior product, which is good for your customers.
Some businesses are honest and don’t cheat. And reputation is also more important for a long lasting business for long term profits as well.
I think I’ll manage to somehow benefit a business from this without creating my own casino, which I don’t think is a good idea. If I want to make one though, I’ll do it quietly.
The crypto casinos haven’t replied, I am starting to contact non crypto casinos based outside Curaçao.
The casino industry is built upon this nature. Operations are also clandestine. It is highly unlikely that a casino would not take the opportunity to cheat or be dishonest if they thought they would get away with it. We see this every day, as new complaints are made about new casinos.
Also, majority of the casinos here are based in Curacao.
The primary motivation behind my application for this role stems from my unique approach to implementing provably fair games. Unlike current methods, my approach significantly simplifies the implementation process. This results in a game system that requires minimal cryptography understanding from players, almost no coding skills, and only a brief time to comprehend and verify game outcomes. This approach can be applied to most provably fair games at this stage.
If a casino is working with a system they built, which is trusted enough to operate and is not questioned by its user base, they will likely keep the system that they have. While your initiative is great, it's unrealistic to think that current casinos will opt for the service.
I think that your best route is to work with a developer to build a casino software, using your skills for the provably fair system. You might be a bit more successful in the long term this way.
They’re also trusting the slots right… It has been though undeniably proven that A TON of cheating happens on slots, including cheating streamers who play quite a lot and have statistical proof. You just don’t know if they’re trusting the system or being stupid. Sometimes people do stupid things but then stop doing it.
I offer a great product. I believe that if my application is taken seriously I should get some feeback, which I haven’t.
On the other hand, I explain above why opening my own casino is not good idea. It’s like revealing my system for free while taking huge risks. An already established casino will benefit much more by going first on this.
There is not much choice in slot providers. You either have games that people love, that are well designed, well functioning, etc. With less liability...or you try yourself and add a large amount of risks.
Your product might be great, I don't doubt it. Casinos don't want a great product though, they want profit. Making things fairer than what is making them money? I doubt any casino will opt for it.
That's why I suggest making your own casino. By doing so, yes, there are risks...but with the right amount of preparation and with the right team, you might find that you can thrive on your superior product, which is good for your customers.
Slot providers are often in a bind between delivering quality and ensuring profitability. Casinos are profit-driven entities, of course, they don't care about fairness or quality as much as their bottom line. Though, If every casino thought this way, wouldn't they all have the same product? Think about it. How boring. Your idea that casinos won't opt for fairness is, to put it mildly, naive. Think back to land-based casinos that faced immense criticism and regulations. They adapted, and they thrived. Why? Because the gambling evolves. That's a fact
The idea of creating one's own casino is not novel. The gamble (pun unintended) here is not in the creation but in the sustained operation. You do understand the intricacies of licenses, jurisdictions, and compliance, right? However, with "the right team"? Damn, if only it were so simple. The right team is just one cog in the vast machinery of casino operation. But, I digress. If the product is superior, why pitch to casinos at all? Directly target the consumers. Let them decide
I can't say I agree with you that they'd all be the same product. That's what innovation is for.
No, it is not novel to start a casino business. It is not what you are making it out to be either, in the case of an online casino. All it takes is a skilled and well-capitalized team to conquer the "intricacies" that you stated. Also remember that the industry is built on money, just remember that before you talk so much about compliance (bribe-able), licenses (buy-able) and jurisdictions (probably bought in most regions casinos are registered).