dominates many business here in my country but things change when 2010 starts as online gambling starts to grow
and now only adults that enjoys casino and those teens and younger people are into Online gambling.
Over here in my country as well, not very many young people still use offline casinos, majority are now into gambling online, and just like you said, the old forks are majorly the ones we mostly find in physical casinos this days drinking, discussing and laughing while enjoying their game, and some how, I personally love to watch them, while I imagine myself at their age, possibly doing the same thing .
Going to an offline casino is like going to a concert, and online gambling is listening to music from streaming services, so you go for the experience, not just to play the games!
on which you cant really be able to get when you do play online.
As for revenue then there's no proof about their differences on which one is profitable or not considering that they are belong on the same industry on which we do know that this is something progressive or something which is really that making huge revenue.Doesnt matter on what would be the fraction or share % but whats the real thing is that they are indeed profitable businesses.
I am not sure what is the share of physical casinos versus online as of today, my guess is that you would think that on-line total number of users must be massive compared to the physical locations but the key players here for the physical ones are the big stakes guys, the VIP that spend more money than 30 of the average users per time. I think these like it real rather than online.