Popularity of table games

[dannyx]

Looking at the topics on the forum, the casinos and partly at the keywords searched it seems to me that slots have a huge, probably the biggest popularity from the casino games.

I am doing a site related to sports, however, I decided that I will do a mini site on the subject of casino, I have a nice domain etc A niche topic, one of table games.

Browsing through a few casinos, I noticed that table games are a bit like in the background and slots and live casino reign everywhere.

So my question is, In what locations are the old classic table games like blackjack etc. still popular? Europe? US? Asia? Latam? Africa?

[chaumi]

according to ahrefs both Blackjack and Roulette show global searches over 300k, with significant enough numbers from a broad range of countries/regions.

I'd be fairly sure that won't be an accurate figure, but as with any keyword volumes from any tool, it's an indicator.

I'd say that indicates enough interest to be worthy of your efforts, depending on what aspect(s) you want to target. There are ways to get more precise figures if you can narrow down the targets.

[edgarf76]

Many people have heard of roulette and blackjack, making these popular table games prime keywords to research. As I analyze the search traffic related to these activities, the findings are actually quite interesting. It appears that even though many people are searching for non-live dealer types of roulette and blackjack, a large portion of them end up playing the live versions of these casino games. This suggests that more people are turning to live dealer casinos to add an extra layer of realism and engagement when they indulge in their gaming activities.

[Former Member 14]

So you want members to do your footwork, so you don't have too or at least lessen your workload/time in doing so... This is me being pessimistic

[chaumi]

So you want members to do your footwork, so you don't have too or at least lessen your workload/time in doing so... This is me being pessimistic

Harsh, and (in this case) inappropriate imho. I'd say the use of 'pessimistic' elsewhere didn't come across in the way it was intended, if it was that usage that elicited this comment.