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Should You Use a Mobile App or a Desktop for Sports Betting?

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March 26, 2020
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    Should You Use a Mobile App or a Desktop for Sports Betting?

    The world of online sports betting has a population of millions of players. But what do they have to say when it comes to choosing between betting on their desktop or mobile phone? While there are mixed reviews, you need to judge based on the pros and cons of both of these options.

    Sports betting on a desktop

    Even a couple of decades ago, people couldn’t think of buying a computer, let alone bet online. But with the changing times, the scenario has gone through a massive shift. Desktop computers have become more affordable, and with a stable internet connection, you can place your bets without visiting a real-life bookmaker. Most importantly, you can see live odds, scores of different games, and your winning chances right on one screen. This picture was unimaginable just a few years ago.

    One advantage of betting on a computer is the screen size. The dashboard of the betting website provides all the essential details of the different games you want to know about. You don’t have to visit different pages to see the status of different games. If you want to place your bet, click on the game you want and order your bet in a couple of clicks. The large screen gives you a better betting experience because you can see everything on one page.

    Sports betting on a mobile phone

    While thousands of people prefer betting on their computers or laptops, millions find it easier to bet on their mobile phones. And it makes sense too. For example, you can get stuck in traffic before a match and not make it home on time to place your bet if you rely on your computer. Betting on the go allows you the flexibility to place your bet from anywhere, anytime.

    All you need to do is register on a betting website and install its app on your mobile. For example, if you register on Bet365, you can download bet365 app and start betting from anywhere you want. As long as your mobile phone has a stable internet connection, you can rest assured that you won't miss any action.

    The future of online betting

    Both mobile phones and computers have pros and cons when it comes to betting online. While mobile phones allow you to bet from anywhere, anytime, they also don’t provide the luxury of a big screen like computers. On the other hand, computers cannot offer the flexibility of betting on the go. Therefore, it depends on whether you prefer flexibility or a big screen while betting.

    But if you want to judge the future of online betting, then mobile phone betting will take the lead because of its ability to allow users to bet from anywhere. And it's not that you can’t access the scores and real-time updates on odds on your mobile. You only need to click on the respective options on the menu to find these details. Betting on computers will not become obsolete. But betting on mobile phones will become the primary choice of most gamblers in the future.

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    Samantha Acuna is a writer based in San Francisco, CA. Her work has been featured in The Huffington Post, Entrepreneur.com, and Yahoo Small Business.

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