The shape of things to come?

[Veevers]

Am really interested in the future of gambling - in twenty years will we all be wearing those dodgy virtual reality helmets and gambling in a 3D world? Will bricks and mortar gambling venues become a thing of the past? Is that even a bad thing?

What do peeps think the future will look like?

[MasterMind]

As a matter of fact, the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act became a law in the United State, while you has been out so, how much do you care future of gambling?

[POB666]

As a matter of fact, the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act became a law in the United State, while you has been out so, how much do you care future of gambling?

As a matter of fact are you on drugs? Where is the "United State"?
You cant even pork chopley.......

[MasterMind]

More than drugs, I should stay away from "Night Owl" drinking when replying or posting topics.

[jzan]

They might lift the act one day....but by that time, we probably won't exist. Also, Virtual gambling? give it about...200 years? Otherwise, Brick/mortar gambling venues are all the rage still

[MasterMind]

A good American friend says that they are just one step away from returning to the Chicago's Old Days of the Great Depression when alcohol was served at Gas stations, Funerary Services and so on.

Funny thing will be people playing poker inside their coffins.

[DannyC]

Also, Virtual gambling? give it about...200 years? Otherwise, Brick/mortar gambling venues are all the rage still

What?

They have already developed technology to gamble virtually on your mobile phone with a real-time sync'd account, I cant see why this method of gambling wont be available in the next 10 years?! IF that... the only thing is liability, thats all they have to worry about.