My guess is that countries where gambling is currently forbidden are going to open their minds to this industry and embrace the opportunities it can generate for their local economies on the next years. We are suffering from economical problems everywhere and the solutions presented so far aren't enough to fix anything at all, what means new sources of income and jobs generation are needed for the government to keep the country working without going deeper into the financial crisis. One of the biggest challenges for gambling industry in order to achieve it, however, are the religious groups who rule the local politics from different countries, especially in the Middle East.
It seems that with the increasingly rapid development of the gambling industry, then the large turnover of money in the gambling industry,
this is an opportunity for the state to get large tax revenues from the gambling industry, if the country legalizes gambling. This might be
a consideration for some countries that have banned gambling before being a little open to the gambling industry. Because after all, many countries
are still experiencing an economic crisis due to the COVID-19 pandemic. One solution is to accept the gambling industry running in their country,
it provides a large tax revenue for the state. It would be a big thing for the gambling industry if many countries started legalizing gambling.
But I'm not sure a middle eastern country will do that, because we know that the Middle East country is indeed ruled by the religious group who is
against gambling. After all, some Middle Eastern countries are still helped by large oil reserves. What's interesting is that I want to see
the movement of countries in the Asian and African continents towards the gambling industry, because it is quite tempting income from
the gambling industry that can be obtained by the state.