Apps are on the up at NetPlay
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Your support makes all the difference.Uptake of mobile and tablet apps at NetPlay TV doubled in the third quarter of this year, helping its revenues rise by just over a third, the online gambling business reported yesterday.
NetPlay also reported a 52 per cent increase in new depositing casino players to 11,978 in the three months to September.
"The growth in new depositing and total depositing customers year on year has resulted in a 34 per cent increase in revenue [compared to the third quarter of 2011]," NetPlay said.
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