No, it's all about the simple access from anywhere. Online casinos will not go physical. It's going to be the other way round up until online casinos take over 90% of the industry. It's not about the pandemics, but about bans and limits and the requirements to enter a physical casino. For instance, I live in the suburbs. To go to a casino in town I'd need to drive 30 min. I'd have to pay for parking, wouldn't be able to drink because I'd have to drive home at night in the cold- no fun. In an online casino, I can play in my underwear, while drinking as much as I can. If I get wasted I can simply go to bed within seconds. I'm sure there's many people like me who come from work after a long day and just want to play a few rounds of poker, have a beer and go to bed.
out and as long they do know that they could market out globally then having online platform would be the key or the way on getting that chance but of course it wont
really be meaning out to be successful on guaranteed manner since we know that competition is really high on this aspect but its not really bad to have some
considerations.