Is building a mobile friendly site important for online gambling

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Jeffrey | Poker Strategy

There was a time when casino operators could afford not to have a site that is compatible with the screens of mobile devices. It is not sad to say that time has passed. In the World we are living in today the gaming public demands convenience and ease of accessibility. Mobile devices offer Internet access on the go allowing for easy access and convenience. Most people are now using their smart phones to access the internet.

Failure to have a mobile friendly site means operators will lose lots of potential visitors. With more than 1500 online gambling sites with range of online games to choose from, it is an understatement to say the competition is fierce.

Some operators have separate mobile sites for their gambling sites. The two versions are never really the same. Gamers easily notice these differences, differences which all too often are too irritating. It is these seemingly small variances in graphics and gameplay that prove to be the difference between losing a customer you worked so hard to get to your site and retaining them.

Several top operators now have sites that are compatible with mobile devices. They offer a smooth transition from desktop to the mobile version for their modern online pokies. Players can get up from their desktop pause the game and resume the game on their mobile.

Mobile gaming allows for easy registration. Mobile devices are enabled for location verification and quick personal information authentication. It is easier to download an application than to download and install a program on a desktop. If operators cannot offer this kind of convenience they will find themselves losing patrons quickly.

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