iPhone to become a virtual Las Vegas casino

iPhone users are now going to access online slots using real money and try their luck using the swipe of their index finger on their smartphones. Big Fish Casino, a new gambling application, has been introduced by Big Fish Games. The Seattle-based company said that it is going to offer real live betting to UK players, where the virtual casino industry is legal at this moment.

The application is going to make its way in the coming weeks in the Apple App’s Store. Betable, which is Big Fish’s London-based partner, is going to process the bets in the program.

There are stats put forward by many companies, which indicate that people will be gambling money in the range of USD 50-billion by 2015 using their mobile devices. Other research companies have also estimated that USD 100-billion might to be wagered by potential players using their tablets and smartphones from 2017 on an annual basis. At this moment, companies are looking to become a part of this lucrative investment by setting their business up outside of US.

Las Vegas Casinos are being targeted by the Game developers for the virtual casinos. The potential of the market in the coming future has given eagerness to Big Fish Games and other developers for replacing the virtual currencies and bringing out real cash through their applications. However, at this moment, the gambling limitations in US might limit players from the country to benefit from this application as well as the developers to make some profit out of them.

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