Question about casino, sports bet

[so98nn]

There are almost all casinos which has the android and iOS applications. I’m not sure why you need them despite the fact that it’s handy and you can play right from your phone. However, that’s not a big deal these days. Almost every website irrespective of its niche has mobile view or adaptive interface. This gives you similar feel as if you are playing on the android or ios app.

However, I would suggest if you wanna play casinos then it’s better be on the full screen over your laptop or desktop. Playing slots on phone is like a joke for me. The gambling site experience is far better over big screens mate.

[Wiwo]

There are almost all casinos which has the android and iOS applications. I’m not sure why you need them despite the fact that it’s handy and you can play right from your phone. However, that’s not a big deal these days. Almost every website irrespective of its niche has mobile view or adaptive interface. This gives you similar feel as if you are playing on the android or ios app.

However, I would suggest if you wanna play casinos then it’s better be on the full screen over your laptop or desktop. Playing slots on phone is like a joke for me. The gambling site experience is far better over big screens mate.

From the ops comment I think he is a newbie that have just got into gambling and is looking to something that he can quickly access as an app, otherwise this will amount to a waste of time because it looks like ops are never going to get a good experience from apps since most apps don't function accurately at all time and sometimes there need regular updates.

A good number of gambling platforms have their apps but in some cases, those casinos that care more about their freedom and less spending will not develop an app.

[slapper]

There are almost all casinos which has the android and iOS applications. I’m not sure why you need them despite the fact that it’s handy and you can play right from your phone. However, that’s not a big deal these days. Almost every website irrespective of its niche has mobile view or adaptive interface. This gives you similar feel as if you are playing on the android or ios app.

However, I would suggest if you wanna play casinos then it’s better be on the full screen over your laptop or desktop. Playing slots on phone is like a joke for me. The gambling site experience is far better over big screens mate.

From the ops comment I think he is a newbie that have just got into gambling and is looking to something that he can quickly access as an app, otherwise this will amount to a waste of time because it looks like ops are never going to get a good experience from apps since most apps don't function accurately at all time and sometimes there need regular updates.

A good number of gambling platforms have their apps but in some cases, those casinos that care more about their freedom and less spending will not develop an app.

While our smartphones are essentially mini-computers that can do almost everything, some experiences are just better on a bigger screen. That being said, we cannot dismiss the convenience that mobile apps provide.

Casino apps are primarily about accessibility and mobility, providing users the ability to play 'on-the-go'. But you're absolutely right, in my experience, the mobile versions sometimes lack the full functionality or immersive experience that their desktop counterparts offer. Not to mention the constant need for updates which can be a real deal!

Casinos that prioritize user experience often invest in developing responsive websites, ensuring that their interface is smooth irrespective of the device. As for casinos not developing an app, it's a business strategy - they might simply choose to invest their resources elsewhere. Yet, let's not forget, there's an audience that appreciates the benefits of both worlds, and catering to them might not be a futile endeavor!

[delfastTions]

There are almost all casinos which has the android and iOS applications. I’m not sure why you need them despite the fact that it’s handy and you can play right from your phone. However, that’s not a big deal these days. Almost every website irrespective of its niche has mobile view or adaptive interface. This gives you similar feel as if you are playing on the android or ios app.

However, I would suggest if you wanna play casinos then it’s better be on the full screen over your laptop or desktop. Playing slots on phone is like a joke for me. The gambling site experience is far better over big screens mate.

From the ops comment I think he is a newbie that have just got into gambling and is looking to something that he can quickly access as an app, otherwise this will amount to a waste of time because it looks like ops are never going to get a good experience from apps since most apps don't function accurately at all time and sometimes there need regular updates.

A good number of gambling platforms have their apps but in some cases, those casinos that care more about their freedom and less spending will not develop an app.

While our smartphones are essentially mini-computers that can do almost everything, some experiences are just better on a bigger screen. That being said, we cannot dismiss the convenience that mobile apps provide.

Casino apps are primarily about accessibility and mobility, providing users the ability to play 'on-the-go'. But you're absolutely right, in my experience, the mobile versions sometimes lack the full functionality or immersive experience that their desktop counterparts offer. Not to mention the constant need for updates which can be a real deal!

Casinos that prioritize user experience often invest in developing responsive websites, ensuring that their interface is smooth irrespective of the device. As for casinos not developing an app, it's a business strategy - they might simply choose to invest their resources elsewhere. Yet, let's not forget, there's an audience that appreciates the benefits of both worlds, and catering to them might not be a futile endeavor!

I think that almost all large and well-known casinos, even if they do not currently have applications for use on mobile smartphones, will eventually make them anyway.  First of all, this is a huge piece of the market of players who play on a mobile phone, but for some reason cannot play on large computers.  Undeniable is the convenience of using a smartphone in a trip anywhere, or where there is no way to place a PC.  And do not forget that the processors of mobile phones are becoming more powerful and more powerful and you can already play very complex games on them. 
So I think that in 3-5 years in general, players will use mobile versions of their favorite games almost everywhere.

[tusandii]

There are almost all casinos which has the android and iOS applications. I’m not sure why you need them despite the fact that it’s handy and you can play right from your phone. However, that’s not a big deal these days. Almost every website irrespective of its niche has mobile view or adaptive interface. This gives you similar feel as if you are playing on the android or ios app.

However, I would suggest if you wanna play casinos then it’s better be on the full screen over your laptop or desktop. Playing slots on phone is like a joke for me. The gambling site experience is far better over big screens mate.

Even though there are several casinos that have an Android iOS application, it is still the main choice for accessing the casino using the website because we don't need to download and update every time.
But it all depends on which one is more comfortable to use.
Indeed, using a laptop or PC is more fun and also gives a real impression when playing, but not all gamblers have laptops or PCs. Some gamblers even prefer to use cellphones because they are as efficient as possible and can also play anywhere because of course, cellphones are always carried anywhere.

[maydna]

There are almost all casinos which has the android and iOS applications. I’m not sure why you need them despite the fact that it’s handy and you can play right from your phone. However, that’s not a big deal these days. Almost every website irrespective of its niche has mobile view or adaptive interface. This gives you similar feel as if you are playing on the android or ios app.

However, I would suggest if you wanna play casinos then it’s better be on the full screen over your laptop or desktop. Playing slots on phone is like a joke for me. The gambling site experience is far better over big screens mate.

With all these advantages, gamblers don't need to install an application from the casino because they can directly visit the site via a browser. It can also reduce memory usage on the phone and avoid counterfeiting applications or having to update the application.

But it will return to each gambler because they will feel what they think is better. But playing gambling is better if you use a monitor screen, whether a laptop or desktop, so they can see the image can be fully visible.

[Webetcoins]

While our smartphones are essentially mini-computers that can do almost everything, some experiences are just better on a bigger screen. That being said, we cannot dismiss the convenience that mobile apps provide.

Casino apps are primarily about accessibility and mobility, providing users the ability to play 'on-the-go'. But you're absolutely right, in my experience, the mobile versions sometimes lack the full functionality or immersive experience that their desktop counterparts offer. Not to mention the constant need for updates which can be a real deal!

Casinos that prioritize user experience often invest in developing responsive websites, ensuring that their interface is smooth irrespective of the device. As for casinos not developing an app, it's a business strategy - they might simply choose to invest their resources elsewhere. Yet, let's not forget, there's an audience that appreciates the benefits of both worlds, and catering to them might not be a futile endeavor!

I think that almost all large and well-known casinos, even if they do not currently have applications for use on mobile smartphones, will eventually make them anyway.  First of all, this is a huge piece of the market of players who play on a mobile phone, but for some reason cannot play on large computers.  Undeniable is the convenience of using a smartphone in a trip anywhere, or where there is no way to place a PC.  And do not forget that the processors of mobile phones are becoming more powerful and more powerful and you can already play very complex games on them. 
So I think that in 3-5 years in general, players will use mobile versions of their favorite games almost everywhere.

The most probable reason why famous casinos have not created their official mobile applications so far is because of less demand, if players ask for it and casinos realize that there are a lot of players asking for a mobile application for more convenience then they might think about it, but as long as there isn't much demand for it, they won't bother creating mobile applications because that increases their burden of managing that too.

Also, mobile applications tend to be more vulnerable to hacks and exploits than websites, so security might also be a reason why most cryptocurrency casinos are not developing their mobile applications because they don't want themselves and their players to get in any trouble.

[Blitzboy]

While our smartphones are essentially mini-computers that can do almost everything, some experiences are just better on a bigger screen. That being said, we cannot dismiss the convenience that mobile apps provide.

Casino apps are primarily about accessibility and mobility, providing users the ability to play 'on-the-go'. But you're absolutely right, in my experience, the mobile versions sometimes lack the full functionality or immersive experience that their desktop counterparts offer. Not to mention the constant need for updates which can be a real deal!

Casinos that prioritize user experience often invest in developing responsive websites, ensuring that their interface is smooth irrespective of the device. As for casinos not developing an app, it's a business strategy - they might simply choose to invest their resources elsewhere. Yet, let's not forget, there's an audience that appreciates the benefits of both worlds, and catering to them might not be a futile endeavor!

I think that almost all large and well-known casinos, even if they do not currently have applications for use on mobile smartphones, will eventually make them anyway.  First of all, this is a huge piece of the market of players who play on a mobile phone, but for some reason cannot play on large computers.  Undeniable is the convenience of using a smartphone in a trip anywhere, or where there is no way to place a PC.  And do not forget that the processors of mobile phones are becoming more powerful and more powerful and you can already play very complex games on them. 
So I think that in 3-5 years in general, players will use mobile versions of their favorite games almost everywhere.

The most probable reason why famous casinos have not created their official mobile applications so far is because of less demand, if players ask for it and casinos realize that there are a lot of players asking for a mobile application for more convenience then they might think about it, but as long as there isn't much demand for it, they won't bother creating mobile applications because that increases their burden of managing that too.

Also, mobile applications tend to be more vulnerable to hacks and exploits than websites, so security might also be a reason why most cryptocurrency casinos are not developing their mobile applications because they don't want themselves and their players to get in any trouble.

You've really stirred the pot with your analysis. Yeah, mobile gaming's getting bigger by the day, and our fancy phones can practically do everything a PC can. But are we ready to jump ship from the PC platform to mobile? Not quite yet, buddy. While it's easy to say casinos should just crank out mobile apps, the reality is a different ball game. Casinos would need to conduct thorough market research to assess the actual demand, and not just make assumptions. Now, talking about security, you're bang on! Mobile apps do present an increased risk of security breaches. It's a double-edged sword, really. On one side, there's the convenience of playing anywhere, anytime. On the flip side, there's the risk of losing your assets to some low-life hacker. Casinos need to think long and hard before they decide to tread this path.

[Coin_trader]

You've really stirred the pot with your analysis. Yeah, mobile gaming's getting bigger by the day, and our fancy phones can practically do everything a PC can. But are we ready to jump ship from the PC platform to mobile? Not quite yet, buddy. While it's easy to say casinos should just crank out mobile apps, the reality is a different ball game. Casinos would need to conduct thorough market research to assess the actual demand, and not just make assumptions. Now, talking about security, you're bang on! Mobile apps do present an increased risk of security breaches. It's a double-edged sword, really. On one side, there's the convenience of playing anywhere, anytime. On the flip side, there's the risk of losing your assets to some low-life hacker. Casinos need to think long and hard before they decide to tread this path.

It’s not necessary that casino needs to develop mobile app to serve players demand in mobile since most of online gambling platform works well on mobile web version. According to stats online if you will do google search. The majority of online gamblers is using mobile over desktop which I agree because all of us use our mobile phone in daily basis since we can carry it all the time while computer can’t do the convenience given by mobile phone.

Online gambling doesn’t require heavy specs to run all the games because it’s design to play on any device smoothly. With that in mind. Mobile as the number one gadget of people will surely get the majority of players that play online casino.

I believe desktop only advantage is playing only heavy games since mobile usually have a battery issue with that area.

[abel1337]

You've really stirred the pot with your analysis. Yeah, mobile gaming's getting bigger by the day, and our fancy phones can practically do everything a PC can. But are we ready to jump ship from the PC platform to mobile? Not quite yet, buddy. While it's easy to say casinos should just crank out mobile apps, the reality is a different ball game. Casinos would need to conduct thorough market research to assess the actual demand, and not just make assumptions. Now, talking about security, you're bang on! Mobile apps do present an increased risk of security breaches. It's a double-edged sword, really. On one side, there's the convenience of playing anywhere, anytime. On the flip side, there's the risk of losing your assets to some low-life hacker. Casinos need to think long and hard before they decide to tread this path.

It’s not necessary that casino needs to develop mobile app to serve players demand in mobile since most of online gambling platform works well on mobile web version. According to stats online if you will do google search. The majority of online gamblers is using mobile over desktop which I agree because all of us use our mobile phone in daily basis since we can carry it all the time while computer can’t do the convenience given by mobile phone.

Online gambling doesn’t require heavy specs to run all the games because it’s design to play on any device smoothly. With that in mind. Mobile as the number one gadget of people will surely get the majority of players that play online casino.

I believe desktop only advantage is playing only heavy games since mobile usually have a battery issue with that area.

On our current time, websites such as casino are fullt optimized that it can be run on mobile based browser. Big casino surely focused on improving the casino website rather than on making a whole new application given that it can pose hazards such as possible application exploits, cloning their app by hackers, and google playstore and app store surely won't list them on their platforms. Gamblers finds that it's ok to use a mobile browser to do casino gambling even back then. I've tried a casino app before and I don't think it's worth that much using it since it offers almost the same function and it consumes my memory space on my phone.

[Jody.Drummer]

There are almost all casinos which has the android and iOS applications. I’m not sure why you need them despite the fact that it’s handy and you can play right from your phone. However, that’s not a big deal these days. Almost every website irrespective of its niche has mobile view or adaptive interface. This gives you similar feel as if you are playing on the android or ios app.

However, I would suggest if you wanna play casinos then it’s better be on the full screen over your laptop or desktop. Playing slots on phone is like a joke for me. The gambling site experience is far better over big screens mate.

With all these advantages, gamblers don't need to install an application from the casino because they can directly visit the site via a browser. It can also reduce memory usage on the phone and avoid counterfeiting applications or having to update the application.

But it will return to each gambler because they will feel what they think is better. But playing gambling is better if you use a monitor screen, whether a laptop or desktop, so they can see the image can be fully visible.

For me personally, I prefer to play by visiting sites through a browser rather than using an application that will require application storage capacity on the cellphone. Both using the application and using the browser in my opinion are the same. But indeed it returns to the comfort of each one more comfortably where we play, in applications and browsers.
But keep in mind that when playing, our cellphone network must be in good condition, because for me it is comfortable when playing where there are no interruptions that will make me a little annoyed when the network is bad.

[bittraffic]

There could be more hacks if they do release apk apps though. Cheaters will find a way to win and probably casinos are preventing this from happening.

It is good for a gambling site to focus on one if the gambling site can not maintain security for the other, I mean for the app. But I have noticed that big gambling sites have apps and no security breaches.

So far the most popular casinos in crypto doesn't have those apps yet. We haven't heard of security breach yet but it must be a threat to come when they have one.

But are their apps gonna be welcomed by the googleplay store and iStore? I think they are very cautious to this type of app listed on them.

[maydna]

There are almost all casinos which has the android and iOS applications. I’m not sure why you need them despite the fact that it’s handy and you can play right from your phone. However, that’s not a big deal these days. Almost every website irrespective of its niche has mobile view or adaptive interface. This gives you similar feel as if you are playing on the android or ios app.

However, I would suggest if you wanna play casinos then it’s better be on the full screen over your laptop or desktop. Playing slots on phone is like a joke for me. The gambling site experience is far better over big screens mate.

With all these advantages, gamblers don't need to install an application from the casino because they can directly visit the site via a browser. It can also reduce memory usage on the phone and avoid counterfeiting applications or having to update the application.

But it will return to each gambler because they will feel what they think is better. But playing gambling is better if you use a monitor screen, whether a laptop or desktop, so they can see the image can be fully visible.

For me personally, I prefer to play by visiting sites through a browser rather than using an application that will require application storage capacity on the cellphone. Both using the application and using the browser in my opinion are the same. But indeed it returns to the comfort of each one more comfortably where we play, in applications and browsers.
But keep in mind that when playing, our cellphone network must be in good condition, because for me it is comfortable when playing where there are no interruptions that will make me a little annoyed when the network is bad.

I also prefer to use a browser rather than a phone, especially at home. In addition to reducing cell phone battery waste, I often use a computer or laptop to visit various sites, including social media. But if I'm outside the house and don't have a laptop with me, then I use a phone, but I very rarely use a phone to visit sites. Yes, comfort in surfing the internet will vary, so we choose which is comfortable for us. But whatever it is, we know the consequences of our choices, and if we use our phones more often for any reason, we also have to accept that our phone's battery often decreases drastically due to its use.

[Jody.Drummer]

For me personally, I prefer to play by visiting sites through a browser rather than using an application that will require application storage capacity on the cellphone. Both using the application and using the browser in my opinion are the same. But indeed it returns to the comfort of each one more comfortably where we play, in applications and browsers.
But keep in mind that when playing, our cellphone network must be in good condition, because for me it is comfortable when playing where there are no interruptions that will make me a little annoyed when the network is bad.

I also prefer to use a browser rather than a phone, especially at home. In addition to reducing cell phone battery waste, I often use a computer or laptop to visit various sites, including social media. But if I'm outside the house and don't have a laptop with me, then I use a phone, but I very rarely use a phone to visit sites. Yes, comfort in surfing the internet will vary, so we choose which is comfortable for us. But whatever it is, we know the consequences of our choices, and if we use our phones more often for any reason, we also have to accept that our phone's battery often decreases drastically due to its use.

It can be said that I prefer to use a cellphone than use a computer or laptop. because I sometimes play while lying on the bed, or a place where I think it's more comfortable to lie down. Indeed I play gambling when I relax without any work for me to do, it is a pleasure that I get when I play in such circumstances.
But I've also used a computer or laptop, indeed it's a little different, it's just that I'm not used to playing and have to sit in front of such a big screen. I think it's not comfortable, because I feel like I'm working.

[Blitzboy]

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On our current time, websites such as casino are fullt optimized that it can be run on mobile based browser. Big casino surely focused on improving the casino website rather than on making a whole new application given that it can pose hazards such as possible application exploits, cloning their app by hackers, and google playstore and app store surely won't list them on their platforms. Gamblers finds that it's ok to use a mobile browser to do casino gambling even back then. I've tried a casino app before and I don't think it's worth that much using it since it offers almost the same function and it consumes my memory space on my phone.

Online casinos don't really need a dedicated app, right? I mean, youve pointed out the issues of potential exploits, clone apps, and the memory drain. Thats some sharp thinking! Most, if not all, casinos have mobile-friendly websites. So why splurge time and resources into app development? Even our folks over at Google and Apple probably wont give em a slot on their stores. Plus, the added headache of keeping the app updated with all the bells and whistles… ain't nobody got time for that! Desktops for heavy-duty gaming, mobiles for a quick spin at the casino. Sounds like a decent plan, doesnt it? But heres a twist! What if someone could optimize a casino app to consume less power? Would that change the game?

[khaled0111]

I've read most of the replies above and to be honest I'm a bit astonished! If you are going to reply or post a comment on a thread then you should make your post valuable.don't post for the sake of posting!

[Fivestar4everMVP]

For me personally, I prefer to play by visiting sites through a browser rather than using an application that will require application storage capacity on the cellphone. Both using the application and using the browser in my opinion are the same. But indeed it returns to the comfort of each one more comfortably where we play, in applications and browsers.
But keep in mind that when playing, our cellphone network must be in good condition, because for me it is comfortable when playing where there are no interruptions that will make me a little annoyed when the network is bad.

I also prefer to use a browser rather than a phone, especially at home. In addition to reducing cell phone battery waste, I often use a computer or laptop to visit various sites, including social media. But if I'm outside the house and don't have a laptop with me, then I use a phone, but I very rarely use a phone to visit sites. Yes, comfort in surfing the internet will vary, so we choose which is comfortable for us. But whatever it is, we know the consequences of our choices, and if we use our phones more often for any reason, we also have to accept that our phone's battery often decreases drastically due to its use.

It can be said that I prefer to use a cellphone than use a computer or laptop. because I sometimes play while lying on the bed, or a place where I think it's more comfortable to lie down. Indeed I play gambling when I relax without any work for me to do, it is a pleasure that I get when I play in such circumstances.
But I've also used a computer or laptop, indeed it's a little different, it's just that I'm not used to playing and have to sit in front of such a big screen. I think it's not comfortable, because I feel like I'm working.

You are completely like myself, I personally have gotten used to gambling on my mobile phone than do so on a computer, though like you said, there are still time when I do gamble from my personal computer, but that is always I have something else I'm doing on my computer which I can't possibly do on my mobile phone, I can be doing that and decide to play some gambling games as long as the network permits..

I think I've gotten so used to my mobile phone, which is why I only use a computer when handling a task that can not be done with a mobile phone.

[slapper]

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You are completely like myself, I personally have gotten used to gambling on my mobile phone than do so on a computer, though like you said, there are still time when I do gamble from my personal computer, but that is always I have something else I'm doing on my computer which I can't possibly do on my mobile phone, I can be doing that and decide to play some gambling games as long as the network permits..

I think I've gotten so used to my mobile phone, which is why I only use a computer when handling a task that can not be done with a mobile phone.

Ever just wanna live in bed with your phone, gaming your heart out? #ChillVibes. But hang on! There's this thing, 'digital ergonomics'. It's all about how devices can mess with our health. Lounging might feel great, but it can be a royal pain for your eyes and posture. Computers, on the other hand, have got your back (literally) and eyes, plus, they give you a better view for your games. Upgrade your play, it's serious

[jostorres]

There could be more hacks if they do release apk apps though. Cheaters will find a way to win and probably casinos are preventing this from happening.

It is good for a gambling site to focus on one if the gambling site can not maintain security for the other, I mean for the app. But I have noticed that big gambling sites have apps and no security breaches.

So far the most popular casinos in crypto doesn't have those apps yet. We haven't heard of security breach yet but it must be a threat to come when they have one.

But are their apps gonna be welcomed by the googleplay store and iStore? I think they are very cautious to this type of app listed on them.

I'm not sure about Apple Store but Google Play does accept Gambling apps if they meet certain requirements set by them, now I don't exactly know what the requirements are but I'm sure they are to make sure that they comply with their terms and conditions, etc. I think if gambling platforms develop their official apps, they will most probably just put them up for download directly through their website so that their users get the original one always.

Listing the apps is not the issue, the main problem is that there isn't enough demand from gamblers to their favorite cryptocurrency casinos to make mobile apps because people like gambling on bigger screens like on laptops of PCs, and, security is also one of the reason why casinos don't go for it.

[Oshosondy]

I'm not sure about Apple Store but Google Play does accept Gambling apps if they meet certain requirements set by them,

No gambling site app on Google playstore too.

Listing the apps is not the issue, the main problem is that there isn't enough demand from gamblers to their favorite cryptocurrency casinos to make mobile apps because people like gambling on bigger screens like on laptops of PCs, and, security is also one of the reason why casinos don't go for it.

Only the gambling sites can know which device or apps that most gamblers are using. More people are using phones to access internet now, unlike before that computers are more used. Phones are now designed in a way they are capable to be doing what computers are doing, unlike before. The more better phones are created, the more people are using phones to get access to gambling sites. Many are using phones today to gamble too.