Most importantly, mobile portals allow developers to focus on creating and most importantly maintaining just one platform. While the opinion on this trend is still out amongst punters, with some feeling the loss of a familiar app and others welcoming the many freedoms offered by these cross-platform compatible mobile portals, the general feeling is that its many advantages outweigh its reduced number of drawbacks. Furthermore, several leading brands have started to no longer offer their existing dedicated Android apps, choosing to instead follow the path of a singular mobile browser-based access solution. While a relative minority still develop dedicated apps most of the recently launched bookmakers simply prefer to offer just a singular HTML5 based mobile portal. With the wide-spread adoption of HTML5 as the preferred web gaming platform for online gambling entertainment venues such as sportsbook and casinos, the established trend where offering a dedicated app or apps were de rigueur amongst established online sportsbooks and casinos is seemingly coming to an end. This is not an uncommon phenomenon amongst bookmakers newly entering the online gambling entertainment arena. At the time of writing CampoBet offers no dedicated Android app, the bookmaker does, however, feature a first-class mobile portal.

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