Playing Mobile Casino Games
Whether you’re a lover of online casino games or a gadget junkie (or both), you undoubtedly know that the biggest news is also the smallest: the mobile revolution is upon us. Will it be as big as the online revolution? Will it be bigger?
Already some of the best online casinos have provided surprisingly sophisticated mobile applications. When you think about it, casino games are a perfect match for mobile technologies; games such as blackjack, slots, roulette, or video poker lose absolutely nothing from the lack of a keyboard and mouse, and they are relatively small and self-contained.
Still, it took some time for software designers to work out the details. Though the basic mechanics of a casino game may be simple enough to control and store in a mobile device, the graphics needed to be visually appealing, and the actual physics (say, of a craps roll or roulette spin) needed to be convincingly modeled. Until the age of the iPhone and the latest crop of BlackBerrys (i.e, the past year or so), mobile devices were simply still too primitive to make the casino games that people wanted to play.
That’s plainly no longer the case. Honestly, the latest batch of mobile casino games is even faster and better-looking than the games you would have found on a ‘full’ online casino a few years ago. The variety is big and expanding daily, and the features are just as extensive (you can even play progressive games, such as 32RedOnline’s “Major Millions”). You might think that the more social multiplayer games would be off-limits, but that’s also no longer true; you can play real Texas Hold’em poker on BoDog Mobile and real bingo at Foxy Bingo’s mobile service.
The near future looks extremely bright for mobile casino games. With high-quality online casinos offering integrated mobile environments (such as All Slots Casino – All Slots Mobile, for one), the online casinos that DON’T have a mobile section will be left behind very soon. Keep checking our site for the latest updates in the mobile casino world.
