The iGaming operator Stakers.com launches a progressive web app for its mobile version. The application is currently available with no time delays and provides updates of sports betting odds in mobile browsers even on older mobile phones. Moreover, mobile network disruptions do not affect the application operation, allowing to achieve the same speed as a native app.
The company business development manager, Michael Schmidt noted: “I am delighted to announce the new technology build in house by excellent developer team of Stakers. Thanks to the user-friendly new features, the new app will serve as a reliable companion for our customers and guide them through their whole sports betting adventure from the moment they place a bet until they withdraw the winnings by their preferable payout method.”
During the prime hours the number of events goes up to 300, with up to 1,400 odds traded per event, this increased volume of transmitted data definitively requires an innovative approach. The score updates on PWA may appear even faster than on TV broadcasts. “Our new mobile application will drastically increase player experience and would allow player concentrate on the actual odds, rather than see the goal scored 10 seconds ago on the TV”, noted Schmidt.
The application offers real time statistics of passed events, live events and lineups. The event tracker follows the game with a tracker in tact with the action.
The app displays not only sport pre-match and live-in-play betting, but also provides users with an access to casino, live casino, financial betting and others, thus keeping the players interested and increase their betting experience.
Progressive Web Apps is a Google’s initiative to improve mobile network. PWA’s do not require additional downloading, thus allowing the customers to experience a new level of web application.
Stakers.com is licensed in Malta and regulated by the Maltese Gaming Authority. License number MGA/CL2/1306/2017.
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