Could this make traditional casinos bankrupt?

EarnBet is an online decentralised casino focused towards bringing blockchain gaming to the masses. It currently has an ongoing official partnership with ChainLINK and is listed on Binance Dex and Uniswap.
Imagine this: the U.S gambling industry is worth a fortune of $240 BILLION! Imagine if BET (EarnBet) takes a mere 1% share of that industry, that's a valuation of 2.4 billion (only including the U.S) while currently, its token BET is worth just under $3 million.
Also, users can stake their token for different number of days and get dividends and stake points which can reduce the house edge.
Lastly, look at the picture attached. Would you prefer to go online rather than go to a crowded casino and risk catching the virus?

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Why gamble at casinos, including online, when you can gamble trading shitcoins?

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At least in an offline casino you can get drinks and see a show.

You've got your head in the wrong space. I mean I personally like the concept but people like the general vibe of casino's-they like to touch, hear and see things hence their popularity.
Whilst this may not cause traditional casino's to go bankrupt,the trend will be so slow that neither parties will see a downsize in their sales as the industry itself will continue to grow.
Howevever, I 100% agree that the future is online

Because most people can't be bothered sifting through thousands of absolute shit tier coins looking for the 10 or 15 which will actually gain and hold value. How many pajeet teams can you look at on generic websites promising a new paradigm in decentralized whatevers before you give up and flip your cash on absolute chance at the casino?

The guy just mentioned that EarnBet is decentralised lol

At the expense of catching the virus though

I'll still have a 99% chance of living, no biggie.

There are so many coins with such an innovative approach and so many with such little vaulation lol. I hope they all succeed but the innovation game is getting harder

What if you're an oldie?