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Daily Asia Gaming eBrief: AI essential for fraud detection/player protection: experts

Good Morning. Predictive analytics have yet to reach the scope of Minority Report, but AI usage in both online and land-based casinos has become essential, helping boost player protection and safeguard against fraud, indicates a top panel of experts. Looking to Macau results, analysts at UBS have lowered their EBITDA estimates for FY26, despite expectations for 5% GGR growth, weighed towards the first half of the year. And in regulatory news, experts are calling for a shift away from reactive policymaking in Australia, as efforts to find the ‘right model’ have ripple effects far beyond the desired outcomes.

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AI boosting fraud detection and player protection: experts

The most important applications of AI for the gaming sector remain based in predictive analytics, fraud detection and player protection. That’s according to a panel of experts at Regulating the Game 2026, who venerated AI’s application to both online and land-based gaming. Concerns still remain about privacy, KYC, decision-making AI, and online attacks, but overall AI is being lauded as essential in the fight against fraud and the race to maximize efficiency.


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