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How The Internet Has Built a New Casino Community

How The Internet Has Built a New Casino Community
How The Internet Has Built a New Casino Community

How The Internet Has Built a New Casino Community

March 25, 2019 Posted by Jonathan Adams Editorial No Comments

The internet has had something of a hard time of it recently. Blamed for everything from global political issues to poor levels of sleep in kids, there’s almost nothing we won’t lay at the door of the internet.

For all that, though, there’s no doubting that the internet has been a force for good. It’s a platform that has connected the world and helped countless people find love, work, happiness or a good cookie recipe or two.  

In my eyes though, the internet’s greatest strength is the way it helps us build communities. Not too long ago, you might never have bumped into anyone who liked JRPGs or visual novels. Today? A quick visit to the internet reveals that you’re part of a huge global community of people.

We’ve seen it in ‘stan’ culture on Twitter, the growth of video game publications (like this one!) and for basically anything you can think of.

That includes casinos, which have gone from being threatened by the advent of the internet to thriving thanks to a rebuilt community of gamers and gamblers, sharing tactics, streaming games and streambets, and doing what humans do – making connections.

Here are three ways the new casino community has sprung up:

Live Casino Streaming

When most of us think about Twitch, we think of video games. With a homepage which highlights everything from Path of Exile to CS:GO, via Overwatch, Apex Legends and Fortnite, you’d be forgiven for thinking that Twitch was little more than a great place to watch people play console games.

That’s far from the case, though, because just as YouTube became a haven for unique characters to express their personality, so has Twitch attracted a diverse, hilarious and often highly unique range of streamers, doing almost anything you can imagine.

But whilst Tfue pulls in huge Fortnite W’s in front of audiences averaging around 54,000, iconic online casino streamers like NickSlots and Slotspinner have been creating a community of people playing the whole gamut of casino games. Making use of the best casino bonuses to get hundreds of free spins, casino streamers constantly interact with their audience, fostering the kinds of relationships which inspires the community.

Social Media

Social media is designed to help us connect to like-minded people, and it’s no different with the casino community.

Huge wins spread like wildfire over social media, earning retweets, likes and shares. These, in turn, help generate interest in casino games, welcoming new members into the community.

YouTube Tutorials

Although YouTube might be making a play to become a competitor to Twitch for gaming streams, it’s not there yet.

For the casino community, YouTube has become a platform for tutorials. Everything from blackjack to slots is broken down and dissected by experts in the field, making building effective play strategies simple for just about anyone.

Compared to just a few decades ago when you’d rely on knowledge from friends and family, or perhaps from some dusty book or mail-away video, and it’s clear that the internet has completely revolutionised the casino community.

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