Crypto speeds up settlement, makes payment irreversible and adds exchange-rate risk. What it does not change: the house edge, licence obligations and identity checks.
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The feeling of control in gambling is real; the control is not. The four mechanisms that produce the feeling, and the one thing that works against it.
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Strategy works in nature because the other side responds; a certified game has no other side. Where the metaphor breaks, and the one habit that does transfer.
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VR gambling has been arriving next year for a decade. What exists today, which technology took its place, and the three things a headset does not change.
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In place of unverifiable celebrity stories, something checkable: disputes are about whether a win was paid, not whether it happened — and which clauses settle that.
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The maths a machine runs is not secret but published; the only secret is the result of the next spin. What the two published numbers mean, and what really changes your cost.
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