EvenBet Gaming has reinforced its anti-fraud detection technology to combat the rise in AI-powered bots and align with stringent anti-money laundering policies.
An increase in machine-learning technology sophistication has resulted in AI bots becoming harder to identify within the global gaming industry, posing financial and reputational risks to operators and affecting the transparency of the player experience.
To combat this, EvenBet has introduced rigorous measures that can pinpoint potential bots with up to 99% precision, including Fingerprint JS Pro technology, multiple anti-fraud verification processes and behavioural analysis procedures.
This includes in-game player inspection during poker rounds, monitoring several factors such as hand strength, potential knowledge of opponents’ cards, session duration, location and jackpot hunting or tournament endgame dragging. Each factor is then compared to normal player behaviour to calculate the likelihood of AI-powered bots in poker rooms.
EvenBet has also supplemented its registration process with further Know Your Customer (KYC) checks, implemented to tackle the 112% and 184% growth in identity theft and synthetic identities respectively.
The improvement of existing technology and the addition of new measures analyses risk from the moment of registration and monitors behavioural factors throughout the player journey.
Dmitry Starostenkov, CEO at EvenBet Gaming, says: “With the rapid development of AI in the 21st century, it has never been more important to stay ahead of the curve with regards to anti-fraud processes.
“EvenBet continues to develop and implement the latest anti-fraud technology to ensure our platform remains a trusted industry leader providing an entirely transparent user experience.”
