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Tipwin adopts Neccton’s mentor software
Tipwin has adopted Neccton’s mentor software to fulfi l both its Responsible Gambling, and Anti-Money Laundering requirements. The online brand
Tipwin.de is one of nine companies currently listed on Germany’s national regulator’s White List. Germany only recently allowed online gambling for its citizens, with the law changing in summer 2021, and regulations remain stringent for operators – but that has not stopped Tipwin’s success story. And now the company has teamed up with Neccton, their players can be assured of the ultimate protection while they enjoy their slot and casino play.
German online gambling operators must employ a maximum monthly deposit limit, and also use an academic algorithm to identify problem gambling – which made Neccton’s mentor the obvious choice.
mentor tracks possible problematic gambling behaviour using real-time data analysis and works to help both players and operators to identify potential issues early. The tool recognises triggers such as a signifi cant increase in deposit frequency, and alerts the operator and directly contacts the player, helping the end user make better-informed decisions. mentor
also includes modules for Fraud and a CRM so Neccton’s customers can solve many issues with a single supplier.
“Our system is based on 15 years of experience in responsible gaming and over 40 academic publications,” said Neccton director and head of development Dr Michael Auer. “We are active in more than 20 markets including New Zealand, Canada and the US and have grown from a responsible gaming provider to a full-service compliance solution.” “The numbers speak for themselves. An amazing 90% of Germany’s licensed online slots operators are using mentor.”
Dr. Damir Böhm, head of the legal and communications department at Tipwin, said: “With this component we round off our software in order to meet the regulatory as well as in-house requirements and obligations towards the authorities and customers.”
Ivica Batinic, CEO of Tipwin, added: “We are convinced of the product and want to intensify the technical exchange with Michael Auer and the company Neccton in our mutual interest.”
BMM Testlabs introduces The BMM
Innovation Group BMM Testlabs has introduced its newest venture – The BMM Innovation Group (BIG). The BMM Innovation Group provides cutting-edge and protective services centred around technology, cybersecurity, information, and virtual educational services for the global gaming industry.
Martin Storm, BMM CEO, said: “As the business landscape inevitably changes and we all continue to grow and evolve, we begin to face new challenges. The BMM Innovation Group leverages 40+ years of BMM’s gaming and technology experience to help our clients solve relevant and important business issues.” “The ‘BIG’ idea is aligned to BMM’s vision and is centred around protecting the gaming industry’s future growth, providing a new layer of security and comfort for those that work within it, and making sure that we are all informed about relevant issues. By bringing together two of our previously established businesses, BIG Cyber and RG24seven, we are already tackling cybersecurity and providing online education for gaming employees – two major components of business continuity in the world post-pandemic.”
Amit Sharma, CEO, BMM Innovation Group, added: “The BMM Innovation Group will be at
the forefront of innovation, providing unique, high quality technical solutions and services, bringing enhanced value to the gaming industry. BIG Cyber, BIG’s cyber defence company, is growing rapidly and we are helping casinos improve the security and integrity of their networks and systems. BIG Cyber also offers services to monitor, detect, and respond to cyber incidents extremely quickly, as well as a fully manned and monitored 24/7/365 Security Operations Centre (SOC).”
Wendy Anderson, CEO, RG24seven, said: “RG24seven was established to provide world-class gaming industry training that is easily accessible 24/7. This training across Responsible Gaming, AML, CSR, sports-betting, Tribal gaming, gaming technology, and much more is relevant now more than ever. As we fi nd new ways to access gaming we have a true need to protect both patrons and employees.”
Light & Wonder enhances
OpenGaming platform
Light & Wonder has enhanced its OpenGaming platform in the US by launching exclusive content from Design Works Gaming (DWG) with BetMGM. BetMGM players in New Jersey can now enjoy online casino content produced by the Arizona-based studio, as part of the OpenGaming entertainment platform. Light & Wonder also plans to make DWG’s content available to BetMGM players in additional states in the future. The recent BetMGM launch represents a major landmark for DWG as it further expands its reach across the US through the OpenGaming aggregation platform, which delivers dynamic, immersive content to operators, lotteries and tribes worldwide.
Troy Zurawski, CEO, Design Works Gaming, said: “It has been a long journey to this point, but it’s a moment of real pride to see our games go live with an operator as prestigious as BetMGM. The OpenGaming platform enables us to reach a whole new generation of players and we can’t wait to see how BetMGM players react to our games, starting in New Jersey.”
Steve Mayes, digital partnerships director at Light & Wonder, said: “DWG has a long history of success across North America and that knowledge of what players in the region desire from their casino experience is invaluable. Being able to put its content in front of such a large audience provided by BetMGM can only accelerate DWG’s growth and it’s fantastic to be part of a great success story.”
Oliver Bartlett, director of gaming at BetMGM, added: “DWG has built a deserved reputation for offering fresh, innovative content that resonates with players in North America. We are very pleased to be able to put its iGaming offering in front of our players and look forward to further launches as part of our successful OpenGaming partnership.”
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