The sport of kings has come a long way since the first horses were put through their paces in the name of sport. Indeed, as the technology evolves and the market finds evermore inventive ways to bring the glory of the digital world to the palm of your hand, so too has the sports betting world gained a new edge.
While punters were once forced to manually fill out a betting slip with a pen (a small tube containing ink), the growth of online gambling has made it possible to do things from your mobile device. The Betfair racing betting app is one such example of how punters are now being given the ability to place bets on the move.
Although some of the main features you’d find on Betfair’s main sports betting platform are missing from the company’s mobile app, the main point to put across is that this software isn’t in any way restrictive. Because gambling companies are increasingly trying to improve their product and give punters an easier way to bet, their mobile apps are equipped to deal with all common requests.
Whether it’s making a bet at the click of a button, checking the day’s top wagers or checking an account balance, the Betfair racing betting app is able to fulfil all such requests. Moreover, the growing trend towards speed in the horse racing industry has led many experts to predict a decline in desktop gambling and an increase in mobile betting over the next five years.
Indeed, such a trend is currently being exhibited by operators such as Betfair offering additional incentives for mobile members. Because these apps provide a more efficient service for gamblers and a more prominent access point for Betfair as a business, sports betting bigwigs are keen to push more punters to such platforms.
Thus, while we may never see a complete move away from traditional paper betting slips, the reality is that mobile sport betting is now not only offering people a better way to bet but changing the gambling market as we know it.
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