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How modern technology is changing the casino industry
Modern-day technology controls and changes every aspect of our lives. From the cars we drive to the homes we live in and even the jobs that we have. We practically have the ability to do anything, instantly. We can switch on the kettle before we even walk through the front door, we can set cruise control and allow the car to drive itself, we can automatically restock our kitchen cupboards before the end of the day – the options are never-ending!
Technology is, of course, transforming businesses at the same time; one industry that has benefitted greatly from technological innovation is the gambling industry. From providing safer casinos to the opportunity to play our favourite casino games from our mobile devices, technology has contributed to an ever-improving casino experience that we can all enjoy. Click here and take a look at the new developments offered by no wagering casinos.
A Virtual Experience
The overall gaming experience is the most important factor of any casino and the virtual reality hype has made its way into the gaming industry, specifically attracting millennials who crave exciting graphics and interactive gaming experiences. In this way, casinos can bring a new audience into the industry that may not have been interested before.
However, the experience of being a gambling enthusiast doesn’t stop there. Many casinos are now looking to use customer data technology to improve other factors of a user’s casino experience, such as booking a hotel room and ordering a taxi. Players are then able to feel comfortable spending more time at the casino as they only have one thing to worry about – hitting that large jackpot!
The technology can also be used to enable players to continue playing their favourite games from the comfort of their hotel room and even order room service while they do so. Apps can provide targeted push notifications of special offers for an even greater customised experience.
Improving Safety
Fraud is a very large threat for all casinos whether they are online or land-based. However, thanks to technological improvements, concepts such as facial recognition have paved the way for vast improvements in spotting scammers and allowing casinos to share that information between them to safeguard their businesses.
Some casinos are even trialling cutting-edge technology that allows them to identify whether a player is underage. The video technology alerts the staff who are then required to check the player’s ID.
Artificial Intelligence is still in its beginning stages within the gaming industry, however, it is currently being used to aid the process of identifying gambling addictions amongst players through behavioural patterns. The system will then automatically freeze or suspend the player’s account.
A casino whenever, wherever
The largest development to the casino industry has been the introduction of mobile casino games and casino apps. It now seems almost impossible to spend an evening in front of the television without viewing an advert for the most recent casino app. The beauty of these mobile casinos is that users can play their favourite games in any location that they desire, whether that’s from the comfort of their own home or during the train commute to work, the gaming never has to stop.
With these apps, casinos can target notifications and special offers for an even better customer experience, as well as easily encouraging more playing time. By putting the slot machines, roulette tables and sports betting literally in our hands, technology has helped to fuel growth in the casino industry.
Conclusion
Changes in modern technology have allowed for massive enhancements within the casino industry, from improving safety to changing the way we experience playing our favourite games, making online casinos even more thrilling than ever before.
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Goa Introduces an Entirely Online Lottery Platform
In a move towards modernising India’s lottery sector, the state of Goa has introduced an entirely online lottery platform, sanctioned by the Directorate of Small Savings and Lotteries. This initiative, known as Great Goa Games, aims to bring transparency and convenience to an industry that has long grappled with allegations of mismanagement and fraud.
Ticket sales commenced Monday, with the inaugural draw set for Sunday. Rhiti Group, led by founder Arun Pandey, was granted the license to operate and market the platform. “Our mission is to democratize opportunities through technology,” Pandey stated, emphasizing the secure and user-friendly nature of the app-based system.
Goa government official Narayan Gad lauded the move as a step forward for the Indian lottery sector. “With our online lottery streamlining processes through technology, we are setting a new standard in the lottery industry,” Gad remarked. “The technology-based product will enhance transparency and ensure improved monitoring and regulation of operations.”
This development follows new rules governing online lotteries, introduced by the Goa directorate in February 2023. Currently, 13 states in India, including Goa, allow lottery games, though others have banned them due to concerns over gambling addiction and operational irregularities.
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Catena Media Announces Board Changes
Catena Media’s board of directors announced the appointment of Stephen Taylor-Matthews as non-executive director and the departure of Øystein Engebretsen from the board of directors.
Based in London, Stephen Taylor-Matthews is a tech entrepreneur, executive advisor and investor with over two decades of experience in online gaming, sports betting and data analytics.
He is the founder of Polynate, an AI-first company delivering next-generation sports engagement solutions, and has worked at Underdog Fantasy, GoatGaming and Betgenius in previous roles.
Stephen Taylor-Matthews commented: “Catena Media is in a transformation phase and I’m excited to be joining the board at this juncture and to contributing my industry expertise and insight.”
The appointment coincides with the departure from the board of Øystein Engebretsen, who has served as non-executive director since September 2018.
Erik Flinck, Chairman of the Board of Directors, said: “Øystein has made a valuable and important contribution to Catena Media for more than six years. I warmly thank him for his efforts and wish him well in his current and future ventures. At the same time, I am delighted to welcome Stephen Taylor-Matthews to the board. His experience and expertise will be a valuable asset for Catena Media as we move forward.”
Stephen Taylor-Matthews’ appointment will become effective once all necessary filings are made with the Malta Business Registry, and his term will run up until the end of the next annual general meeting, in accordance with the Maltese Companies Act and Catena Media’s articles of association.
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Endorphina Partners with R. Franco Digital to Expand Reach
The leading online slot games provider, Endorphina, has announced a brand-new partnership with R. Franco Digital, a renowned manufacturer of AWP machines. This collaboration allows Endorphina to expand its reach in the Spanish and Latin American markets.
Endorphina is one of the top iGaming software providers for the B2B market, developing online slots that cater to a wide range of slot enthusiasts. Over the years, the provider has established itself as one of the most innovative slot suppliers in the industry, dedicated to expanding its products to players worldwide.
Zdenek Llosa, Senior Partnership Manager at Endorphina, said: “We are genuinely excited to join forces with R. Franco Digital, a trusted name with a rich legacy in the Spanish and Latin American gaming world. Partnering with a platform that shares our passion for quality and player satisfaction is truly inspiring. Together with the R. Franco team, we look forward to creating memorable, fun experiences that bring joy and excitement to our shared communities across Spain and LATAM. This collaboration feels like the beginning of something truly special.”
Franco Digital, a subsidiary of the Recreativos Franco Group, has been known for providing its customers with the best turnkey solutions for over 50 years. As a pioneering manufacturer of AWP machines, R. Franco Digital is founded on an innovative company culture that uses the best methodologies and technologies available, working with talented and disruptive people to deliver the best solutions.
“At R. Franco Digital, we are always striving to enhance our platform with innovative, top-quality content that resonates with our audiences, particularly in Spain and Latin America. Partnering with Endorphina allows us to bring a fresh, engaging catalog of games to our players, combining our platform’s power with Endorphina’s creativity and expertise. This collaboration underscores our commitment to delivering premium gaming experiences tailored for Spanish-speaking markets,” said Javier Sacristán, International Business Director of R. Franco Digital.
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