Gambling is a form of entertainment that dates back to the Palaeolithic period. It’s been with mankind for that long, and yet it finds ways to innovate and evolve, upping the stakes and changing the experience. As we move closer to a world where virtual reality is more commonly used, gambling still finds a way to fit in. However, as we stride into this new world, there are still ways to make sure you’re getting the best experience possible. So, before you strap on those VR goggles, here are a few tips to help you get the most bang for your buck.
The first might be obvious, but be sure to find an expert in the field to follow. Shallyn Goodhead, as an example, can offer some helpful insights regardless of how the industry changes. Shallyn has shared her secrets, check them out here to see if any of them can help you. She has led her team to a few awards in recent years and continuously proves she understands current and future trends. You want someone with overarching knowledge like that to lead you in the right direction during times of change. Whether you pick her or another industry leader, just be sure you do your research and make a decision that suits you rather than simply following trends.
The same can just as easily be said about hardware. With many apps and websites adopting virtual and augmented reality into their offerings, you’ll need to know what technology is best and why. Exploring a virtual casino sounds like a blast, but it’ll affect the experience if your headset is uncomfortable.
We think being able to sit down at a poker table and hear responses from other players could offer benefits, but what if the headphones you’re using aren’t compatible with the rest of your setup? Because VR and AR are still fairly new in the grand scheme of things, it’s like the wild west out there. Some hardware works better with certain software or not at all. Some developers will only make products for companies they have deals with and every product is not built the same.
Because of this, we suggest you find software that interests you and then find the best hardware that works with that software. The last thing you want is to fall in love with a game only to realise your hardware isn’t compatible. We suggest sites like Tech Times and articles like this to keep you informed as while VR gloves, for example, sound amazing, it will help you to know how the tech works and feels before making the purchase.
At CES 2021, these haptic gloves could change virtual reality training forever: https://t.co/iE6wpCeUod pic.twitter.com/SGCQsbiR0w
— Forbes (@Forbes) January 11, 2021
Lastly, always be sure to scour the net for deals on this tech and the software in question. Many sites offer free spins or bonus chips for sign-up incentives, and as we get more and more VR products, it’s likely that those bonuses will also be extended to physical products as well as digital if you look in the right places. You might see free spins for buying a certain headset to go along with their products, or a discount on hardware if you have a specific membership.
Just because this type of entertainment is new to you doesn’t mean you can’t make some well-informed decisions and find some treasure. You just have to know where to look and who to listen to.
