NetEnt mobile gambling solutions: the starting point
The true leader never stops to rest on laurels. As soon as the built-in gambling games stopped being a wonder, NetEnt started to conquer the mobile devices market. The journey began in 2010. At that time powerful smartphones weren’t a popular game tool so the idea of launching an online casino was both super fresh and risky. None of the NetEnt competitors were considering that. Their loss! NetEnt Touch mobile platform was launched in 2011. At the start, it contained only the customized versions of the existing browser games. In fact, the first games to be released on NetEnt Touch were Gonzo’s Quest, Jack Hammer, and Blackjack. It’s worth pointing out that Blackjack was the first live dealer game created for mobile users. During the first month, only the iOS versions were available, but later Android and Windows Mobile games were added as well. The NetEnt dev team doesn’t stop working on creating the mobile versions of the early games, but luckily all the newly-developed products are always available both on PC and mobile devices (which is super convenient for the players as well as the casino operators).What’s there for the operators?
Starting from the late 2000s, the global online gambling mobile market share has been growing on a daily basis. As experts forecast, in the next 5 years, this trend will persist. Just compare the 33,4% in 2016 and 35,7% in 2017 (as for the June 2017). To remain successful and keep up with the rivals, the online casino operators should constantly update the list of mobile games. The NetEnt products are just perfect for that.- The NetEnt mobile portfolio contains more than 200 games (slots, table games, progressive jackpots).
- The users prefer high quality. NetEnt mobile games provide the player with an exquisite gaming experience, supreme graphics, and tons of bonuses.
- A variety of the NetEnt mobile games helps to easily choose only those that match your audience taste and expectations.
- The mobile games return is just as high as that of PC versions: an excellent teaser for the players.
- The user may play not only famous NetEnt slots but also table games (Roulette and several types of Blackjack), the return being even higher.
What’s the difference?
As previously noted, the mobile games are just as colorful, well-worked, and exciting as their desktop versions. Plus they are profitable not only for gamblers but also for casino operators. Sure, there are some UI/UX differences aimed to make the gaming experience even more convenient.- The bet settings (coin value, level) and the game settings (autoplay, quick spins) are placed in a separate menu tab. In the desktop version, those settings form the menu in the bottom of the screen.
- The rules and the game description, the audio/video settings and the boosters description in the mobile version form the submenu tab. When you’re playing on PC they’re mostly popups.
- There’s a “left hand mode” for the mobile players.
- When you play using the mobile device, the quick spins and the autoplay are also available by tapping the “+” sign on the main button. So the gambler may choose where to change the game settings, which is super user-friendly.