As online gambling platforms continue to grow in popularity, I’ve been wondering about the future of traditional, land based casinos. With the convenience and accessibility of online betting, will brick-and-mortar casinos become a thing of the past, or will they evolve to offer experiences that can’t be replicated online?
Not a thing of the past, but the tendency is that they lose popularity and customers the more we advance into the digital age of virtual casinos. They won't go into complete extinction, though. There are still many enthusiasts of land based casinos, especially people who still prefer living in analog system, while rejecting digital stuff the maximum as possible. There are also the ones who attend to physical casinos for fancy reasons, that is, when travelling to luxurious touristic cities where casinos are part of the local attractions.Do you think they’ll manage to hold their ground, or will we see a shift towards exclusively digital platforms?
They will remain in less quantity, but an exclusivity for digital platforms is unlikely. Thinking about investments, it seems more profitable for casino owners to launch online platforms, instead of land based ones, since the implementation and maintenance costs are much inferior. That is what we already seeing with so many casinos apps being launched and introduced to the public, especially at sports' championships where the main sponsors are actually gambling houses. 
