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In the world of slots right now, LadyLucks and mFortune are the biggest players.

This month LadyLuck’s turns 6 years old. All the way back in 2004 Lady Luck launch their casino designed for mobile phones. This makes the brand one of the oldest and most establish mobile casinos available for players. The market has definitely widened and become more competitive since then though.

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LadyLuck’s however, has many games across most modern platforms suchas as iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad and of course Android. This wide spread has been the catalyst that has boosted the presence of the brand.

The Managing Director of Lady Luck’s, Matthew Sunderland, expressed his excitement about the company’s birthday. “LadyLuck’s is proud to be celebrating this significant six year landmark. For us to achieve and retain this level of success is certainly worth celebrating. LadyLuck’s is looking forward to another six years as Britain’s Favourite Mobile Casino.”

The National Gaming Control Board of Papua New Guinea has granted their first lotto license to PNG Lotto, in order to operate a new mobile phone gambling service (lotto only we believe). This comes after the fall of the countries previous lotto provider, ‘Gold Lotto.’

The difference between Gold Lotto and PNG Lotto, is that the latter has offered full financial transparency and accountability. This was not offered by Gold Lotto which was subsiquentluy taken down.
What does this mean for future mobile casino games? Who knows, but Papua New Guinea is yet another market that has opened its doors…

A larger screen, makes for more content and added features. The main being social integration. Features such as ‘live chat’ and ‘share with facebook’ has really brought the controversial industry that is gambling, to the masses. With 500 million people on facebook and 120 million on twitter, connecting with them is a mobile casino a developers priority.

NTT DoCoMo, Japan’s largest mobile carrir recently unveiled a new innovation at the Ceatec Japan 2010 trade show.
it is still early days when it comes to 3D technology but developments to date are certainly nothing to turn you nose up at. This technology at the moment relise on user input via a stylus. The display shows a 3D image of a chameleon. The chameleon folloes the path of the stylus, where ever you take it. Movements such as the flicker of the chameleon’s tongue and walking motions are basic however this is a massive jump when it comes to adding value to the mobile phone.
But what does this mean for mobile casinos? Can it be done? Watch this space!!

App Stores powered by Apple and Google are helping mobile gambling to get to the masses, especially after Apple recently permitted gambling apps.

The growing market in Japan with its iPAT service has received the vast majority of worldwide mobile gambling transactions. However providers in the UK are still considered to be the market leaders. This will inevitably changer due to rapidly growing market in China.

There are now over two million mobile gamblers in Europe allow. 70% of the global mobile gambling sector came from mobile betting. The vast majority of that coming through Japan’s iPAT service. Usage is set to increase again by 60% in 2010. This has been helped by the arrival of iOS devices including iPod Touch, iPhone, iPad and now Google’s Android.

With two million people in Europe now place bets on their mobile, Apple have now allowed BetFair and Paddy Pwer onto their App Store.

The recent 2010 World Cup boosted the appeal of placing bets via mobile, with Ladbrokes alone taking 100,000 mobile bets.

The fast growing Android OS is now out selling iPhone and Android in the US alone. What does this mean for mobile casino’s?

Well, this coupled with the reluctancy of Apple to allow gambling apps, opens the door wide open for more and more developers to produce games for Android users. We at Your Mobile Casino will report on all new games that come to this unique and attractive platform.

Ladbrokes is offering all players the opportunity to claim up to 50 chips when you play at Ladbrokes Mobile Casino.

In order to benefit from this great off deposit anything between £25 and 350 on any of the Ladbrokes casino games and turn this over a minimum of four times. Ladbrokes will then match your deposit up to 100%.

Promotion end 23:59 BST on 17th October 2010.