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Mobile Poker Apps: The New Frontier in Gaming
Online PokerJanuary 22, 2011·1 min read

Mobile Poker Apps: The New Frontier in Gaming


Major betting companies like Paddy Power, Sportingbet, Bet365, SkyBet, Betfair, Bwin, Ladbrokes, and Victor Chandler have released mobile apps for iPhone, iPad, and Android. These apps allow users to place bets on the go, making poker more accessible than ever.

The mobile betting market is expected to grow by 14% in 2011, reaching $2.84 billion, and by 2012 it is projected to reach $3.14 billion. This growth is driven by the increasing popularity of mobile devices and the convenience they offer.

Full Tilt released a beta application for Android, allowing users to play Rush Poker. Switchpoker.com offers real-money poker games for iPhone and iPad users, currently with head-to-head and 6-max tables. Bwin released a poker app for iPhone, initially available only in Austria and the UK. The app is designed for beginners, with features like automatic combination display and quick return to the table. Microgaming announced the development of a mobile poker app for Android, planned for release in March 2011.

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