Yet another online bingo brand has made its way to the mobile market. Glossy Bingo is offering Microgaming's HTML5 mobile product. Mobile bingo is becoming increasingly popular as a means of gambling these days but as players, are we happy with mobile bingo offerings? Just because it makes the game more accessible doesn't necessarily mean that we are fans of this method of playing bingo, right?
So what are the positives on mobile gambling? You can play bingo on the go. So when you're waiting for an appointment or have down time for any reason, you can pull out your smartphone or tablet and start playing bingo. Aside from the convenience factor, the only other plus I can think of is the new range of no deposit bonuses and promotions we can benefit from. Most sites offer completely separate promotions for their mobile sites than what you see at their desktop versions.
In reality, the screen is much smaller on your phone. You practically need a magnifying glass to see your game. Speaking of games, the selection on mobile applications is always smaller. Sure you've got bingo games and slots but you log in to a mobile app to find a fraction of the games offered on the desktop version of the bingo site.
Many players have a time and a place for bingo. You get in a mode and sit down to really play. You tend to do this in your free time more than when you're waiting for your lunch to be served in a restaurant.
Convenience is a major draw for bingo players when it comes to more mobile bingo rolling out. What are your thoughts on the subject? Do you like the technological twists and turns that bingo is taking?
So what are the positives on mobile gambling? You can play bingo on the go. So when you're waiting for an appointment or have down time for any reason, you can pull out your smartphone or tablet and start playing bingo. Aside from the convenience factor, the only other plus I can think of is the new range of no deposit bonuses and promotions we can benefit from. Most sites offer completely separate promotions for their mobile sites than what you see at their desktop versions.
In reality, the screen is much smaller on your phone. You practically need a magnifying glass to see your game. Speaking of games, the selection on mobile applications is always smaller. Sure you've got bingo games and slots but you log in to a mobile app to find a fraction of the games offered on the desktop version of the bingo site.
Many players have a time and a place for bingo. You get in a mode and sit down to really play. You tend to do this in your free time more than when you're waiting for your lunch to be served in a restaurant.
Convenience is a major draw for bingo players when it comes to more mobile bingo rolling out. What are your thoughts on the subject? Do you like the technological twists and turns that bingo is taking?
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