PvP gambling would be awesome. Many years ago there was a platform that let you gamble against other players in an online mini putt putt game. It was fun. This was pre-crypto. The problem is that people always find a way to cheat or they master certain things so it isn’t as fair as it should be. One day gambling will find its way into popular video game systems though. When you can bet real money against players on your Xbox playing popular games, that will be awesome.
This is the direction we may be headed, after all what are loot boxes if not another form of gambling already? However this will probably push the rating of those video games immediately to the A rating which is only for those aged 18 and above, besides this will bring all kind of trouble especially when it comes to the matching algorithm, since now players could use their smurf accounts to beat players with lesser skills, collusion will become a problem, players could lose intentionally to drop their ranking and then get some easy wins, and a myriad of other problems which we see whenever money is at stake. 
Topic: QUESTION: For Gambling Enthusiasts ❗❗ - page 8. (Read 1468 times)
Each person has a different choice and it depends on their mood and preference. Some people might enjoy the social aspect of PvP gaming and the thrill of competing against other players for the money. They might find it more fun and engaging than traditional casino games. On the other hand, some people might prefer the privacy and solitude of non-PvP games, where they can play at their own pace and not have to worry about interacting with other players. It's also worth considering the return on investment (ROI) for both types of gaming. While PvP games might offer the potential for higher rewards, they also come with a higher level of risk. It's up to each individual to weigh the pros and cons and decide what type of gaming they prefer.
To me, It is a lot of fun to play against other people in PvP games because Iget to interact with them and make new friends. The chat feature in these types of games allows players to communicate with each other and share tips and strategies. It can also be exciting to play against other skilled players, as it adds an extra level of challenge and competition.
To me, It is a lot of fun to play against other people in PvP games because Iget to interact with them and make new friends. The chat feature in these types of games allows players to communicate with each other and share tips and strategies. It can also be exciting to play against other skilled players, as it adds an extra level of challenge and competition.
PvP gambling would be awesome. Many years ago there was a platform that let you gamble against other players in an online mini putt putt game. It was fun. This was pre-crypto. The problem is that people always find a way to cheat or they master certain things so it isn’t as fair as it should be. One day gambling will find its way into popular video game systems though. When you can bet real money against players on your Xbox playing popular games, that will be awesome.
B, PVP. However, it has to be a skilled based game, and not something that's based on luck or at least have some skill, and some luck like a lot of the card games out there. This has been done though. I'm personally, against any completely luck based games, I just don't find them fun. You're basically guaranteed to lose in the long run. Hence, why I like sports betting. I see it as myself against the bookie that puts the odds out. I lose most of the time, but I still don't feel like I'm being cheated out of winning by some predetermined odds.
Well, for me a mix of luck and skill would be the best. As if it's solely based on skill, it will be either you skilled at the game or you'll only be losing money. I would choose A. I really like playing alone and grinding it out solo, and I find myself consciously trying hard to be better against other people drains too much energy than I really like. But if I'm in the mood to go and be a try-hard, perhaps going to a PvP casino is the way to go. It's really fun to go against someone that has better skills than you because you'll be learning a lot in how they play and how they respond to pressure which you can definitely use the next time you'll be playing the same game.
I can't say it better. 
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2. Casino B:
PvP casino where players compete against each others in games such as Poker, Rummy, Ludo, 8Pool, Monopoly, Race Cars, Flipcoin, etc..., with the prize being your opponents buy-in amounts.
2. Casino B:
PvP casino where players compete against each others in games such as Poker, Rummy, Ludo, 8Pool, Monopoly, Race Cars, Flipcoin, etc..., with the prize being your opponents buy-in amounts.
I prefer B for the entertainment value. But looking purely from the profitability perspective, any online PvP games that are played online and where there are big money involved, will have a high risk of being abused by bots. And as we already know, there are pretty much no skill/strategy games left where computers can't outperform people. You can win short term (i.e. few hands in poker) but, in the long-run, you're doomed to fail, as computers don't make mistakes.
But there's another form of P2P gambling that I find quite interesting: P2P sports/events betting, where odds are determined by the amounts wagered on each side of the bet. In this kind of betting, there's a big chance of getting a really good odds if you go against the grain.
B, PVP. However, it has to be a skilled based game, and not something that's based on luck or at least have some skill, and some luck like a lot of the card games out there. This has been done though. I'm personally, against any completely luck based games, I just don't find them fun. You're basically guaranteed to lose in the long run. Hence, why I like sports betting. I see it as myself against the bookie that puts the odds out. I lose most of the time, but I still don't feel like I'm being cheated out of winning by some predetermined odds.
If B if your answer then I doubt you have long to wait. There's already games like axie/roy that do that sort of thing but not with good graphics/strategy yet imo as well as live table games (which I assume function like actual casinos and I was under the impression they have these for blackjack and poker).
I'd prefer a PvP that was designed and played like an MMORPG but I guess we're a while away from that being a thing (wagers could be placed on leagues of those imo too to make it more appealing to gambling).
I'd prefer a PvP that was designed and played like an MMORPG but I guess we're a while away from that being a thing (wagers could be placed on leagues of those imo too to make it more appealing to gambling).
I feel like it's going to be the future one day.
Imagine a game like diablo that uses a cryptocurrency instead of gold. You drop crypto in game, use it as a currency in their store, can spend it on exchanges outside of the game, hold it in a wallet and wager it in casinos. Then you can also bet it against other players in a pvp within the game and win more.
As far as I know PvP gambling is not a thing yet, not even in the simplest way like 2 players playing chess or something. The only way to do PvP in a casino is to play poker.
It all depends on the mood of a person I think.Personally I like playing in a casino which offers a lot of slot machines as I would love to try my luck instantly when I am trying to win a jackpot or the max payout of a slot machine because slots have the maximum prize most of them from x5000-x300000 depending on the slot,usually most of them x5000-x10000 and this is something I cannot find in a PvP casino.
When I am feeling relaxed and I want to go play a Sit n Go Texas holdem poker tournament sure I would choose the PvP casino but this would happen rarely compared to the number of times I would choose a normal casino.
When I am feeling relaxed and I want to go play a Sit n Go Texas holdem poker tournament sure I would choose the PvP casino but this would happen rarely compared to the number of times I would choose a normal casino.
I would choose A. I really like playing alone and grinding it out solo, and I find myself consciously trying hard to be better against other people drains too much energy than I really like. But if I'm in the mood to go and be a try-hard, perhaps going to a PvP casino is the way to go. It's really fun to go against someone that has better skills than you because you'll be learning a lot in how they play and how they respond to pressure which you can definitely use the next time you'll be playing the same game.
PvP is always a conflict on gambling if you asked normal gambler like that doesn’t have skills on skill based game like you mention on the option B. Normally like me will choose the option A that is easy and purely luck based game because we have no chance of winning on PvP games that requires skills.
There might me some user here that will pick option B but I’m confident that the majority here will choose A because it’s more easy to win on this type of game rather than competing against the pro on the game that they are good at.
Indeed it is easier, but less certain. There might me some user here that will pick option B but I’m confident that the majority here will choose A because it’s more easy to win on this type of game rather than competing against the pro on the game that they are good at.
..... which of the following would you pick if you had $10–$100 and felt like gambling?
I prefer gambling against the house in silence most of the time but I'm also fine playing against another players sometimes. I usually don't want to exert much effort and prefer to rely on luck when playing in a casino so it's natural for me to pick A over B. 
Personally, I would prefer option B because there is more chance to win and these kind of games are based on strategy / skill / experience and not just "lucky based".
But games of group B requires people to be online (enough people with different skills, wagering option...) it's not easy to have such setup...
But games of group B requires people to be online (enough people with different skills, wagering option...) it's not easy to have such setup...
PvP is always a conflict on gambling if you asked normal gambler like that doesn’t have skills on skill based game like you mention on the option B. Normally like me will choose the option A that is easy and purely luck based game because we have no chance of winning on PvP games that requires skills.
There might me some user here that will pick option B but I’m confident that the majority here will choose A because it’s more easy to win on this type of game rather than competing against the pro on the game that they are good at.
There might me some user here that will pick option B but I’m confident that the majority here will choose A because it’s more easy to win on this type of game rather than competing against the pro on the game that they are good at.
..... which of the following would you pick if you had $10–$100 and felt like gambling?
I prefer gambling against the house in silence most of the time but I'm also fine playing against another players sometimes. I usually don't want to exert much effort and prefer to rely on luck when playing in a casino so it's natural for me to pick A over B. If B if your answer then I doubt you have long to wait. There's already games like axie/roy that do that sort of thing but not with good graphics/strategy yet imo as well as live table games (which I assume function like actual casinos and I was under the impression they have these for blackjack and poker).
I'd prefer a PvP that was designed and played like an MMORPG but I guess we're a while away from that being a thing (wagers could be placed on leagues of those imo too to make it more appealing to gambling).
Yeah, the thing about PvP gamling, is that most of the games that i've seen, they suck in terms of graphics and strategies. I'd prefer a PvP that was designed and played like an MMORPG but I guess we're a while away from that being a thing (wagers could be placed on leagues of those imo too to make it more appealing to gambling).
Also, I believe having a hardcore game such as MMORPG, would be quite frustrating, as these games usually are to much skill-based, with a large gap in skills between the average player and the very good one, which makes the average player afraid to play, fearing if they match-up against a smurf.
If B if your answer then I doubt you have long to wait. There's already games like axie/roy that do that sort of thing but not with good graphics/strategy yet imo as well as live table games (which I assume function like actual casinos and I was under the impression they have these for blackjack and poker).
I'd prefer a PvP that was designed and played like an MMORPG but I guess we're a while away from that being a thing (wagers could be placed on leagues of those imo too to make it more appealing to gambling).
I'd prefer a PvP that was designed and played like an MMORPG but I guess we're a while away from that being a thing (wagers could be placed on leagues of those imo too to make it more appealing to gambling).
For me, I believe slot games are much better, as they are more entertaining, have less pressure & stress, and gives you the chance to turn small bet into a large chunk of money.
Is PvP gaming a thing?
Is it fun to compete against strangers for money? Does it provide the same level of comfort and convenience as casino games?
I mean, I've seen couple of threads here about some decent PvP games, but I'm not sure if people really do prefer this sort of gaming, specially in terms of the fun and the ROI.
If you are familiar with the PvP gambling topic, which of the following would you pick if you had $10–$100 and felt like gambling?
1. Casino A:
Normal casino where players play Slot games, BlackJack, Rollet, baccarat, Crazy, and the rest of casino games with the chance of winning large chunk of money.
2. Casino B:
PvP casino where players compete against each others in games such as Poker, Rummy, Ludo, 8Pool, Monopoly, Race Cars, Flipcoin, etc..., with the prize being your opponents buy-in amounts.
If you don't want to express your thoughts, simply answer with A or B.
Is it fun to compete against strangers for money? Does it provide the same level of comfort and convenience as casino games?
I mean, I've seen couple of threads here about some decent PvP games, but I'm not sure if people really do prefer this sort of gaming, specially in terms of the fun and the ROI.
If you are familiar with the PvP gambling topic, which of the following would you pick if you had $10–$100 and felt like gambling?
1. Casino A:
Normal casino where players play Slot games, BlackJack, Rollet, baccarat, Crazy, and the rest of casino games with the chance of winning large chunk of money.
2. Casino B:
PvP casino where players compete against each others in games such as Poker, Rummy, Ludo, 8Pool, Monopoly, Race Cars, Flipcoin, etc..., with the prize being your opponents buy-in amounts.
If you don't want to express your thoughts, simply answer with A or B.
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