BETTING The rise of mobile in sports betting and its impact on the smartphone generation 12 months ago Samuel Post Views: 310 Technology has been able to adapt to the routine of modern life with a surprising facility. Mobile devices such as mobile phones or tablets are practically useful for doing almost anything, while the apps installed on them can solve any task, no matter how complex it may seem. One of the many modern sectors in which mobile plays a prominent part is online gaming, an industry that is growing at an impressive rate. The experts predict that, with an average increase of 10.9 per cent, it could reach a market of around USD 222 billion by 2028. This is due, not only to the changing habits of players, but, above all, to a constantly evolving technological development, driven by technologies associated with mobile and artificial intelligence. According to expert predictions, the market share of remote gaming will increase from the current 26% to 31.9% by 2028, a growth that could be related to the entry of new users from the new generations born with smartphones instead of hands. Also, according to this study, online sports betting will be the type of game with the highest growth. They currently have a market share of 39.4 per cent and are expected to grow by 12 per cent over the next five years, surpassing the 50 per cent threshold. This growth due to changes in the gaming habits of the new generation imposes challenges on gaming operators. Over the past 10 years, we have seen a gradual migration of users from the physical sector represented by agencies and points of sale to the online sector of platforms and apps. To respond to these user migrations in the best way possible, gaming operators had to invest considerable resources in the development of specific apps for sports betting to satisfy all user needs. Initially, there was a considerable gap in terms of offer and gameplay between desktop and mobile versions, which has now been practically eliminated, not only through specific, high-performance apps, but also with the implementation of HTML5 to online platforms, which allows users to navigate and play on sites without the need to download an app. One of the most innovative products in the industry is Caesars’ trustworthy sports betting app, which is known for being a gambling app that offers a wide range of users, as well as attractive promotions and an intuitive user interface. Precisely these three features of Caesars Sportsbook are the three key elements that have allowed online sports betting to make the quantum leap that is indispensable to make a name in the market. Behind the development of a sports betting app, like that of Caesars Sportsbook and other licensed market players, there is hard work based on a series of preliminary studies and a crucial development phase to ensure that it delivers an exceptional user experience. Before developing or updating a gaming app, it is essential to understand users’ needs and preferences. Software houses conduct market research to identify current trends, player preferences and market segments of interest. This helps customise games and features according to users’ needs. Software houses work hard to develop games that are both entertaining and technically advanced. This includes programming fair and transparent game algorithms, creating attractive graphics and integrating innovative game mechanics that improve user engagement. An intuitive user interface is crucial to ensure that users can easily navigate the app and access the desired functions without difficulty. Developers focus on interface design, accessibility, and user experience (UX) to make the app as user-friendly as possible. Due to the nature of sports betting, its security is a critical issue. Software houses spend significant resources to ensure that financial transactions and user data are protected by advanced encryption and security technologies. Developers must therefore ensure that the app complies with all applicable laws and regulations, including responsible gaming aspects Source: msn.com About Post Author Samuel I am a journalist specializing in gambling in Africa and around the world. I am particularly interested in stories about games and casinos. See author's posts SamuelI am a journalist specializing in gambling in Africa and around the world. I am particularly interested in stories about games and casinos. 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