Evenbeter, previously known as EvenBet Gaming, has rolled out a comprehensive suite of enhanced analytics and AI tools designed for its back-office platform. This upgrade integrates multiple functionalities including hand and account screening, tournament checks, demand forecasting, and reporting assistants, aimed at helping poker and casino teams better prioritize tasks and delve into existing workflow issues.
The introduction of AI-assisted screening allows operators to swiftly pinpoint suspicious hands and account linkages for further scrutiny. The platform reviews player or tournament hand histories starting from the bubble stage, utilizing internal indicators like shared devices and payment connections while ensuring that personal identifiers such as names or IP addresses remain secure. This method highlights potential multi-accounting and coordinated activities, setting the stage for deeper human investigation, without concluding any misconduct on its own.
Additionally, tournament teams are equipped to validate proposed settings prior to going live, automatically assessing the anticipated participation against guarantees, limits, payouts, and possible scheduling conflicts. This is supported by AI-driven analysis of historical performance to identify less favorable time slots, augmented by demand forecasts, which come with confidence ranges to project upcoming cash-game and tournament activities.
For day-to-day operations, operators can leverage natural language commands to swiftly create filters across lists of players, transactions, and withdrawals. Operational reports are also improved through AI assessments that include actionable recommendations, loss predictions based on churn risk and value, insights into cash-game stake economics, and monitoring of responsible gaming behaviors compared to individual and collective baselines.
Administrators maintain comprehensive governance over operations, with capabilities to activate specific AI functions, set daily request limits, customize assistant instructions, and regulate data access based on back-office permissions.
Alexander Tamplon, CTO of Evenbeter, remarked, “An operator needs to understand what deserves attention and what to check next. We are bringing that support directly into the back office: highlighting suspicious hands and account links, checking tournament settings before launch, and helping teams interpret reports. The tools provide context and recommendations, while operators remain responsible for the decisions.”
This update enhances Evenbeter's back-office functionalities in terms of investigation, planning, and reporting, providing teams with more practical methods to act on the information readily available within their system.
