SOFTSWISS Sportsbook Unveils New Mobile Layout for Operators
SOFTSWISS Sportsbook has released a redesigned mobile layout designed to help players discover betting content, navigate events and markets, and build bets more efficiently on mobile devices.
The company says the update targets friction points in the mobile sports betting journey that can hold back conversion.
Three Changes Aimed at Mobile Conversion
The redesigned layout introduces dynamic horizontal carousels for Live, Prematch and Top Leagues content, reducing vertical scrolling.
A unified filtering system means filters applied to one league or event update all relevant sections at once, cutting down on repetitive manual adjustments.
A new "Show top markets" feature surfaces popular betting markets in one place, helping players build accumulator bets with fewer steps.
Managed Through the CMS
Operators can activate the new layout, configure its sections and carousel content, and revert to the previous version at any time through the CMS, without additional development resources or integration downtime, according to SOFTSWISS.
"Mobile is where operators convert traffic into GGR, so reducing friction across the betting journey is an important commercial focus," said Alexander Kamenetskyi, Head of Operations at SOFTSWISS Sportsbook.
"This update makes it easier for players to discover content, filter events, and review markets, while giving operators greater control over the mobile experience without additional development effort."
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Debuting at SBC Summit Lisbon
The updated mobile layout will be showcased at SBC Summit Lisbon, running September 29 to October 1, 2026, at stand C422.
SOFTSWISS Sportsbook's Anton Lishchuk, the company's Prediction Markets commercial strategist, is also scheduled to speak on a panel about prediction markets at the event on September 30.
Focus Gaming News, which also covered the release, noted that mobile channels now generate the large majority of operator betting revenue industry-wide, underscoring why sports betting site suppliers are prioritizing mobile-first design updates like this one.
