Quote from: sana54210 on December 25, 2019, 06:10:51 PM

Quote from: theskillzdatklls on December 25, 2019, 02:07:58 AM

Quote from: ChuckBuck on December 23, 2019, 05:58:33 PM

I think it is just something to meet the needs of the user to the fullest. You know, each customer has a different interest, while you can't prioritize one customer over the other. So it is best to meet the requirements of all. It can be difficult, but by prioritizing one request first, other requests can be made in the future. And obviously, the web version is always preferred over the mobile application.

About half of the traffic that enters MintDice is mobile traffic. So it's definitely important. Now how important mobile traffic is relative to desktop traffic is an entirely different discussion in and of itself. But either way, it's a problem we are taking very seriously that we hope to have a good answer to as soon as we can get it all developed.

I honestly didn't know the half of the traffic came from mobile phones, if that is the case then a mobile phone app or at least the optimized to mobile version of the PC version is a very very important thing to deal with. I was thinking mobile must be something like 10% of the total visitors, not half of it. Is this the same rate for all websites?

I mean I know many of the big places don't have a proper app or a mobile version and they are bigger than mintdice (for now, mintdice keeps growing while they stay the same) and if that is the case the mobile version could help mintdice get much more people to gamble here since the other "big" places lacks the effort for the mobile versions of their games. In any case, I love how theskillzdatklls cares about what people want, one of the most important things from a casino.

Mobile version will give much better user experience than pinching in and out for every bets and changing bet amount and also chances of making errors will be lot less so potentially it will attract more users hopefully but the important reason should be making their current existing mobile users to stay with their website.