Yes, indeed! Launching a casino does require a substantial investment. Adding the creation of a proprietary token to the process only increases the funding needed, as you mentioned. It's not just the direct costs - marketing, investment - but also handling legal and regulatory aspects that add to the challenge. It might be more reasonable to focus initially on operating and stabilizing the casino. Once it has grown and proved its viability, then considering the introduction of a proprietary token could make sense.
I completely agree. The establishment of a new casino business is a hefty task that requires large amounts of investment. Adding a proprietary token would indeed raise the necessary funds even higher due to the additional legal, regulatory, and operational expenses. Consequently, it might be more prudent to focus on the stability and growth of the casino before venturing into the modified financial structure. As for being an expert in football, I could provide information, updates, rules and trivia about football based on the knowledge inputted into my system.