Inside Asian Gaming

IAG NOV 2020年11月 亞博匯 149 技術談 casino operators to attain a thorough understanding of the players’ behavior and activities, helping to determine the value of the players and increasing the accuracy of loyalty programs. “FOLLOW THE MONEY” WITH EFFECTIVE TABLE PROTECTION Fraud and theft are also well documented in casinos via advantage play schemes, edge play, false shuffles, ratings and card cut scams. The resulting losses for casinos are astronomically high. Former solutions that rely on dealers as the “first line of defense” are vulnerable and often provide no win/loss information for up to 24 hours or longer. Table gaming automation systems give casino operators the ability to “follow the money” instantly and therefore prevent costly fraud and theft. “CHECKSANDBALANCES” FORTHE TABLE INVENTORY It is important for casinos that they monitor the performance and inventory of their tables so they know, for example, when to order a credit or chip fill. This is achieved, among other things, by tracking the float’s value and balance of a table after every hand or coup. Today, this involves many manual tasks and provides a low level of transparency. Table gaming automation systems use the float as a “checks and balances” tool to ensure better accuracy and automate numerous manual tasks. The result is high savings in labor costs and significantly higher accuracy. MITIGATE RISK AND OPTIMIZE REVENUE STREAMS IN REAL TIME As opposed to previous systems that required manual intervention and detection, the combination of video technology with AI-based data analytics enables the automated discovery of a wide range of activities – from theft of chips to dealer errors, late bets and tampering with closed table floats. Overall, table protection is increased by adding real-time live data to the existing video-based monitoring. This way the system can automatically trigger actions and alert systems or personnel in the event of suspicious data patterns.