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    The Future of Mobile Gambling

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys GregoryNovember 30, 2020Updated:November 30, 2020No Comments
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    With the appearance of home Internet, a lot of people could open an exciting experience of gambling. Previously, it was luxury entertainment to the rich. Nowadays, thanks to online casinos, every person can afford to feel the thrill of making bets in poker or spinning the reels of slots.

    The next stage was the development of mobile technologies, both devices and high-speed Internet are now accessible to any person on the planet. So, in addition to the possibility to gamble, users can now play slots on mobile phones any time they are in a mood for this or when they are bored.

    The Popularity of Mobile Gambling: What to Expect?

    First of all, it is worth mentioning that mobile traffic is continuously increasing. All the websites must have adaptive designs or equal mobile versions. Google has launched the mobile-first algorithm that contributes to the development of these technologies considerably.

    All this has a significant impact on such entertainment niches as betting, dating, and gambling. Owners of online platforms understand that adapting their sites for mobile devices is not sufficient anymore. They develop apps that facilitate access to the products or services they offer. What are the forecasts for a gambling niche?

    • In 2020, the year when millions of people are confined to their homes because of lockdowns caused by the pandemic, the world market of gambling is estimated at $79.5 billion.
    • In just seven years, this field expects that the volume will grow to $250.4 billion.
    • Mobile traffic in the gambling industry is 42.6%. For the past five years, this figure has been growing steadily.

    As you can see, there is no tendency for the decreasing popularity of gambling. On the contrary, this market will grow. After all, pay attention to how actively online casinos are now trying to attract new clients. The competition in this niche is fierce, which leads to even more lucrative offers. As a result, more and more people will resort to this type of entertainment.

    As for mobile gambling, the tendencies in the world have an impact on the growth of mobile traffic. Thus, more and more applications will appear, while every online platform will have to at least adapt its site for mobile devices.

    Is It Good, Bad, or Both?

    Competition in the field of gambling contributes to the improvement of services provided by these platforms. Thus, players can expect the below benefits:

    • more exclusive games from leading developers;
    • better and faster servicing;
    • improved software;
    • generous payments and higher RTPs, etc.

    However, the fact that gambling is growing in popularity may be a worrisome sign. The more people become gamblers — the higher are the risks of addiction. At least, some experts say so. Well, forbidden fruit tastes the sweetest. If online gambling makes this niche quite commonplace, and there will be no need to look forward to arriving in a casino, the problem with a gambling addiction can be solved. Let us see what the future will bring to us but stay reasonable and sober while playing in online casinos.

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