We’ve known for a while that online gambling, in all of its forms – casino, betting, bingo, you name it – has been steadily climbing the ranks of popularity! Every year, more and more people have decided to try out online gambling and have remained hooked every since, allowing the active userbase to gain a major upward curve in the charts, to the point where the number of people who stopped playing has never been more than the new members who joined! That’s pretty darn amazing for an endeavour that many wrote off as being fraudulent when it first began emerging, wouldn’t you say? Thankfully, despite the nay-sayers online gambling has managed to prove itself as reliable and trustworthy, and now, in 2016, it’s practically everywhere – not only on our computer screens, but also on our tablets and mobile phones.
Yes, thanks to modern innovation and technology, some of the best gambling apps are now available on your mobile device! You can play slots, roulette, blackjack, bingo or place bets, all through your phone! As far as I’m aware, all gambling apps have been designed to be as easy on the bandwidth as possible, allowing you to play them even over 3G, if you want to scratch that gambling itch while waiting for the bus or something like that. Essentially, the apps (be they downloadable, such as those found on the iPhone and iPad’s app store, or web apps you can access through your browser on Android) function pretty much exactly the same as the websites and PC apps do on your computer. They’re a bit more limited, sure, since games developed for PC need to be ported over to mobile, but generally you shouldn’t have any problems at all. Your account information from a PC online casino should work in its mobile counterpart as well, carrying over your deposit and all of your winnings.
Online betting is the least changed between versions due to its nature. If you just got a major scoop on a match, there’s literally nothing stopping you from pulling out your phone and placing a bet within second to take advantage of that information. Unless the betting site has some imposed restrictions (which most don’t), there’s little difference between the mobile and PC versions, except in the design. Online casinos generally have less games on mobile than on desktop, more often than not between 100 and 150, most of which are slots. I’m not awfully familiar with mobile bingo, though, but there’s plenty of sites that can tell you what you need to know about bingo apps. It’s just a matter of finding the information you need and taking full advantage of it!
If you found the above paragraphs too long and didn’t read them, then allow me to sum it up: don’t be afraid to take a dive into mobile gambling, as the experience was specifically designed to be as intuitive as possible for both online casino fanatics and complete newcomers. Good luck!