With the growing number of both online and land-based casinos over the years and their market capitalization reaching $540 billion dollars+, it is expected to double the number in the next 4 years, according to
The Business Research Now my question is, who are the ones generating the most revenue for the gambling industry and its owners, the people who gamble only for fun or those who gamble both for fun and for profit, all the rising population of gambling addicts?
I'm just asking out of curiosity to know if there are fewer gambling addicts in the industry; will we still be seeing the kind of massive numbers of new casinos emerging every now and then, or will the old and reputable ones just upgrade to suit the demand of the customers?
I think there is no connection between what motivates people to play in a casino and how much they lose. The casino is always in profit, it is a law and it is mathematics that cannot be fooled. And let them say: "the casino is always in profit, but I think there is a special case when the casino can go bankrupt". This will happen if the casino has just opened, and suddenly several people win jackpots at once. This can happen theoretically! And then the casino owner will be forced to negotiate with the winners to pay them in installments. Or he will have to take a huge loan from a bank or from other casino owners.