Peer-to-peer (P2P) gambling platforms are emerging as an alternative to traditional casino models, allowing players to bet directly against each other rather than the house. These platforms typically involve games like poker, where players compete for a shared pot.

    

    The appeal of P2P gambling lies in its competitive nature and the potential for better odds, as the house takes only a small commission. However, this model also introduces challenges, such as ensuring fair play and resolving disputes between players. Advanced technologies like blockchain are being explored to address these issues by providing transparent and tamper-proof systems.

    

    As P2P gambling grows in popularity, operators must navigate regulatory complexities and address concerns about player protection. The model's success will depend on its ability to offer a secure and engaging experience while maintaining fairness.