Quote from: programmer3666 on August 22, 2025, 09:27:28 PM

The interesting part is how this change affects their habits... The older gamblers talk more about the thrill of the game or the social side of going to a casino that gives room for networkin with others from different social backgrounds.. But the GenZ gamblers seem more tech driven, more attracted by instant betting, flashy apps & of course not to forget about the idea of making quick money...

So older gamblers talk about sports betting, strategies and stuff...
Genz plays flashy slots in which you have no chance of ever winning...

In short, old gamblers will still be making money, GenZ will be bankrupting themselves with the "new tech" , lol...

Quote from: davis196 on August 24, 2025, 07:11:44 AM

First, I hate putting lots of people in the same category. Generalizations like "Gen Zs and millenials do this, Boomers do that" seem kinda stupid to me. I've seen many old people(a.k.a boomers) playing online sports betting. The stereotype of "old people go to real casinos, while young people play online" isn't real, if you ask me.