Topic: make some developments related gambling - page 3. (Read 536 times)

in the part that involves technology, I would say that it is taking very big steps in terms of evolution, in that part it is very visible and has caused many people to have a very good experience when using casinos, even when we see the casinos' designs, easily We realize that all that beauty is due to great technological advances, but that is not enough, there are areas in which nothing is being advanced even though cryptocurrencies and crypto casinos have been around for many years. I'm talking about the legal part, the laws, the regulations, we are still a long way from at least having regulations that are fair and that really protect people who use online casinos

For a concrete example, let's look at the issue of licensing, the most sought after country when it comes to obtaining a license is Curacao, but what does the government of Curacao actually do when people report that a certain casino is blocking people's accounts, is stealing money from people? The Curacao government simply does nothing, they close their eyes and don't make an effort to even pretend that they are investigating the cases. So what is the purpose of the license and why other countries do not give licenses in an accessible way and therefore there could be many casinos with licenses from respectable countries

What are governments doing to combat scammers who create certain casinos? Governments are not doing anything about it. There is a certain scam casino on this forum, their main casino is sponsoring big leagues in Europe and small leagues like the one in my country, but here on this forum there was already a member who exposed the casino as a scam, but no one from the governments did anything thing about it. In other words, being robbed in casinos is something that will not result in any sanctions for scammers

It is obvious that internet has been the bedrock for more development within the gambling industry in these latest years, though, sometimes I feel we have not advanced so much. When I heard about the metaverse at first, I thought there would be a boost for development and new experiences, but I was wrong the Metaverse as a whole new market flopped and nothing happened, now it is about artificial intelligence, which is not as easy to apply on gambling as VR could be.

I thought people could actually immerse themselves into a virtual casino, but that concept as a massive product seem not not be a priority right now.

I tried some casinos which just being same version of their website even on a smaller screen that is what I am talking about but yes the upcoming casinos might adapt it while still not all that is why I said it can be one of the suggestions when it comes to development.

There is always room for development and that is what evolution taught us. Anyone who wants to stay in the business needs to keep updating themselves to new generation technology, games, user experience and a lot more which will keep the users stay on their platform it is very important nowadays cause you can witness the competition on the crypto casino market is getting wild over the years compared to 2017 market run.

Gambling have always been there right from time and just like every other thing, it has also enjoyed a fair share of technological transformation. So it is right to say that the proliferation being experienced now is made possible by the internet. It is actually a fact that these advancement actually pave way for more flexibility and better game options.

You know, it's always about the money when it comes to regulations. For me, the main goal isn't really to prevent addiction or reduce the rate; it's all about how the government can squeeze some cash out of those gambling operators and keep tabs on the info gamblers share with them. Sure, they promise to protect gamblers, but in an industry with little or no regulation, scams are bound to go through the roof.

As a gambler, we're pretty much stuck following the rules, right? Regulations only really benefit us if the government is serious about enforcing them. It's not just about having rules on paper; they need to walk the talk and make sure it's actually happening in practice.

Yes, and at the moment, the restriction on the distribution of applications whose content corresponds to the concept of “gambling; games for money” is directly stated in the developer content policy in Google play and in the Developer Agreement from Mi Developer (Xiaomi, Getapps application store). In order not to be afraid of phishing/virus .apk, casinos can place original applications on their websites. But since it is necessary to support different architectures/OS, it makes sense to look towards Web3 development.

So what advice do you want to share with us or the crypto casinos here, but I don't see any advice from you, except: popular, mobile, internet, taxes, then what is it all and what do you want to say.

OP, if you want to develop crypto casinos in particular, just do it, while you have the interest and opportunity to do it, whatever you develop regarding casinos, as long as it is good and can be accepted by the community here, I think that's an extraordinary thing, especially for you and also for those who understand what you are developing, who knows, your idea could be developed by other casinos here.

And if you need help regarding the development of online casinos, of course the members here are ready to help you, if you need it.

Not quite sure abou what you mean on most casinos being not optimized on mobile devices. So far, I've visited tons of casino especially those that have introduced here and most of them are quite adaptive and capable on mobile devices whether it's android or apple devices.

It's really not that hard for these casinos to integrate their platform on a mobile application or even a desktop one but it's more on the availability for these application to be listed on mobile app markets such as Google Playstore or Apple Store which mostly doesn't allow gambling apps. APK for android users or third party application for Apple user would inconvenience their users just to download and install it on their devices and additional of updates which would cause more inconvenience especially if it's on an official store whilst browser capabilities could just resolved it.

Apart from additional games and bet flexibility, I don't think much could be updated with the current development that modern gambling have.

It's already out there in the open. You may not find it on play store or App store but gambling related apps are constantly being developed. In strict countries, they may ban these kind of apps, because they don't follow proper regulations. But in some places, like I have seen, people are using these apps in public. Many sports betting apps are available if you try hard enough to find them, & surprisingly you won't even need to do KYC to bet or withdraw or anything.

This is already happening. Some countries that do not favor gambling ban it, but most countries that see the potential for tax revenue are regulating the crypto gambling industry. However, there are still gamblers who are not in favor of this because they want to preserve their privacy and gamble anonymously.

But, as the government, they are working together to combat illegal activities that use crypto gambling sites as a tool. This regulation is already inevitable, and we have to comply if we still want to enjoy gambling. So, don't worry, mate, it's already happening. If you want to feel safe, don't gamble on sites that don't have a license.

We were talking about it several months ago. And the main idea is that if casino is well-known the gamblers will trust their app. But if unknown casino will promote their mobile app - it can be a easy way to lose all your data.
Also big casino has more opportunities. They can hire high quality specialists to develop the app. And it will be nice and safe.

I cant really say or understand what or where the op is heading or what point he or she is trying to make, probably due to my lack of understanding, but all the same, in terms of how popular and prosperous online gambling have become, I would say that its really amazing indeed because, like in the last 10 years or so, online gambling was completely nothing, people, even myself didn't know that it was possible to actually gamble online, majority of gamblers were all offline gamblers, but today the story have change.

Online gambling started gaining traction during and after covid-19, don't know about anyone else but this is or was what I noticed, I personally got to learn or know that it was actually to gamble online during the covid-19 pandemic which resulted to the global lockdown.

And judging from how exciting and enjoyable online gambling have become, my prediction is that, this industry will continue to grow.

Well, mobile gambling has existed for years now but it seems that the casino that is known in this forum has not implemented an app(if I am not missing something) for the mobile platform.  Maybe it is because of what Yatsan stated since mobile apps can easily be modified and may attract bad doers to exploit the weakness of mobile apps and may cause a huge loss to both platform and users.  

What I think is the current trend of development is the casino metaverse.  This will heighten the entertainment created by virtual reality.  If I am not mistaken, Bitcasino.io is on its way to create such a platform to bring more excitement to the gambling experience of their users.

With regards to regulation, I think each country keeps on developing and creating rules that can prevent their constituents from falling into gambling addiction, and how they can enhance their taxation effectivity to the gambling industry.

There are casinos that don't want to make their mobile apps yet because their website is responsive to mobile users and that's totally fine. It's true that there's now a wide range of people gambling coming from their homes through desktops and laptops. Now with how things are becoming more convenient the desire to gamble whenever and wherever you are is just a few taps away from your smartphones. Are you suggesting that all casinos should create their mobile apps as that's part of the development that you're saying? If so, it depends to their userbase and they can see it on from what device their users are accessing it and if there's a demand for those casinos that don't have app yet and there are suggestions telling them to make one, they'll do that for sure as part of their great user experience and growth for their customers.

I think OP is looking at gambling apps, as it's growing alongside online gambling. I have not used any gambling apps at the moment. And doesn't focus on getting active on anyone. Because the app's data size might increase to an extent of lagging the operation of my device. Though, it helps gambling on the go, just like any other app. Op would have suggested few app based online gambling. I've also experienced some telegram based gambling activities. Yet it doesn't seem convincing to try such gaming. From the very observation of the gaming niche, lots of players do it web based not via app. With each user's different opinion for their preference. However, his statements are unclear to me, I'd say that despite the uncertainty of what he wrote about, it centers at online gambling. The government is also regulating online gambling, not for its widespread alone. But, to keep control of the kind of people involved in gambling. Underage gamblers. Addicts and cheats, contributes to some of the reasons people are asked for KYC. And other regulatory moves. Hence, the speed in growth of internet users, have flooded the online gambling sites with lots of irresponsible players. Making the regulatory process more difficult for the government. Countries like Australia, try had to keep check on the online gambling sector. Such as to save her citizens from addiction and bad gambling conduct. Following its importance and portability to the gambling society, we expect more players to adopt online gambling. Thereby, creating a huge gambling market, depending on the growth of internet users. Which we know expands everyday. The easy gambling at home process, have made lots of players get so attached to gambling activities. And it pose as a disadvantage.

As the online cryptocurrency gambling increases so have physical casinos becoming insolent as the fact we have a new trend in the gaming industry with a lot of new development that give gamblers a more exciting online gambling experience this have pushed a lot of traffic to make lately and at such many countries are already making plans to fully get involved and be able to also take advantage of the growing gambling market.

But then the most development has come from the casinos themselves which have adopted a new ways and formats to advance the entire gambling industry and this will continue as there have been more competitors also in the market and this will breed a competitive environment for both physical and online casinos.

Maybe it’s just me but, I don’t seem to follow up on the thread, to what end was it created or where the discussion is directed.

With OP speaking of making some developments towards online gambling; is it to establish reasons for its wide patronage and popularity or could there be more that is to be developed about the industry.

The online gambling field is one that both locally and online based has become a very progressive field and one that has gone go out do itself in bringing to customers luxury at there places of comfort, also enabling a wide range of payment media in both fiat and cryptos to ensure users can safely gamble from wherever without the need of a third party. That’s how the company thrives.

Then what?

This is really just that a simple explanation on how gambling industry becomes so big and relevant on which we gamblers do really be able to see that thing on which there's no need to elaborate on how this industry had become wider and bigger. We do know that this would really be always in connection with that simply law of supply and demand on which if there's really that a demand for gambling
then expect that companies would really be continuing on launching and those oldies would really be continuing on progressing and adding up more options and other things which makes interest
and recognition do even become higher.

As for gamblers perspective, the higher the competition then the more advantage for us because we could really be having those lots of options or things
that we could really be able to deal with on which its a pro thing but for those business owners then having lots or tons of competition is one of the risks that
they would really be needing to face on.

Up to what time?


Yes, this happened over the last 10-20 years. It's no news...what relevance does this have to this board, in this forum, today?


Yes, as we all started using mobile, businesses adapted to the growing demand for mobile compatibility.


Well, every country wants its piece of the pie. Some protect consumers to a limited degree some protect the businesses over the people, some keep their hands out of the industry and either ban gambling altogether, or just take the cut required for businesses to operate.

Mobile applications offer great convenience to many users. However, casinos are likely weighing the costs and returns of developing and maintaining a mobile application since it is not free; it requires a significant investment of time and money. Most casinos nowadays are already responsive and user-friendly for mobile devices. You can verify this by checking reputable casinos, and you'll see what I mean.
That's why I believe that some of them may have decided not to develop an app, as they consider their website to be currently sufficient.