Cobalt Data Centers are already a well-respected name for many Las Vegas casino’s non-game related mobile apps. Since they have already cultivated a relationship with some of the biggest names on the strip, Cobalt decided to obtain licensing to offer gambling apps within Las Vegas.
As online gambling continues to grow in popularity, and is expected to grow to well over $7 billion dollars by 2017, mobile is sure to play a vital role in its continued success. Since mobile gaming is an activity enjoyed by individuals of all ages, it comes as no surprise that gambling apps are being developed too.
Everyday individuals are already spending money social gaming, by purchasing in-app extra additional features such as more “lives,” so why not add actual gambling to the mix.
The addition of mobile gambling also allows for a larger audience base, and different price points for live, online, and mobile gambling although some casinos may keep their pricing fairly similar across the board.
“Some of the biggest casinos on the Strip already trust Cobalt to host their non-gaming applications,” says Jeff Brown, CEO of Cobalt Data Centers. “With our NGCB registration, Cobalt becomes the one-stop, full-service hosting partner for licensees and unlocks all sorts of strategic options for an industry so vital to our State. This is an exciting and progressive leap forward for gaming in Nevada.”
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