Ladbrokes Enhances its Mobile Offers with an Accumulator Betting Feature.

Ladbrokes, the sports betting operator, has enhanced its mobile betting product with a football tracker and accumulator that allows players to monitor the progress of all the events they bet on through a single line of possibilities for the sport. The Latest Update - My Accas The My Accas updates in real-time, informing players about live results and results on which the player has bet, thereby providing them with real-time information on all outcomes and enabling them to make better betting decisions in the future. Andrew Bagguley, the director of devices at Ladbrokes, said that these new mobile enhancements made by the company now allow customers to follow the progress of their football accumulators in real-time, which is a significant step in the industry. Bagguley commented on My Accas, stating that it is a pioneering tool in the industry and will be of great utility to all players on digital platforms this summer. In-Game Betting, New Capabilities for Mobile Users Bagguley also praised Ladbrokes' tool that will provide additional support to customers, allowing them to customize their score accumulators for football, which is a pioneering feature in the market. Bagguley also highlighted the incorporation of in-game betting, which increases the interest and betting options for Ladbrokes' mobile players. The latest enhancements successfully update the platform's functionalities at the end of the last football season, with Bagguley specifying live views, improved scoreboards and timelines, as well as further platform growth improvements. The Power of Mobile My Accas aims to tap into mobile growth, and Ladbrokes has seen its mobile presence fueled by overall growth, keeping up with the increasing relevance of mobile devices in the world of mobile gaming. During the first half of the year 2014, Ladbrokes reported an increase in mobile betting, with an impressive 114% rise compared to the same period the previous year, resulting in a 46% share of overall sports. These impressive figures have shifted the focus of betting applications from computers to a supplementary state, rather than a central one as before. Adapting to mobile devices is undoubtedly a competitive move, with all major operators vying for a slice of this ever-growing market.