Quote from: satscraper on Today at 08:53:21 AM

Quote from: 20Bet on March 27, 2025, 05:43:51 PM

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What do you think? Are we witnessing the dawn of a new era in gambling? And more importantly, have you ever experienced an AR/VR casino? How was it?

I don't see both as the threat to the current model used by online casino.

Augment an Virtual reality techniques require the special hardware ^{like headset, high-performance CPU. powerful graphics cards, etc.} that rare body can afford because of the high prices. Casinos owners realize this thus they don't rush right now with the question of transition of relevant sites to AR&VR techniques. Sure, everything may change in ten or twenty years. My personal experience with VR didn't redound to my advantage. I felt too dizzy after half an hour in the head-mounted display.

We arent that get used to it on which simply means that people will really be that getting dizzy on which i do feel the same but once that VR would really be that integrated into different things on which this isnt really talking about gambling but also in other industries as well, then humankind will really be able to take a grasps with these tech. Its true that apparatus or tools isnt something that you would really be able to buy up immediately since these are really that expensive ones. Business owners will really be that literally be trying out to observe first for those that will be taking up the first step and would be trying out to see if its feasible or something that hooks up some demand. If yes, then this is the time that they will really be trying out to do such next step.

Although there would be still some considerations on which we know that when it comes to development then for sure it is really that still on this phase but we've seen that there are some things that being applied now on VR/AR, it is really just that its not fully that integrated or being applied due to cost on which these things doesnt really that come cheap.