Apuliasoft launched its Behaviour Monitoring System, developed with online gambling operator Betpoint, the company said. The platform reviews gambling data monthly and assigns player risk scores; Apuliasoft said it plans to develop predictive capabilities using analytical models and machine learning.
The system offers operators a tool to identify potential player vulnerability and initiate preventive interventions.
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The Democratic Republic of Congo’s Gaming Supervision Unit (CSJA) presented its central monitoring platform at the Gaming Regulators Africa Forum in Maputo last week, according to a media report. The system is being integrated with operator platforms and payment providers and is designed to flag patterns associated with risky gambling, while restricting access to personal data.
Armenia’s government selected Random Systems International to provide a central monitoring system for licensed gambling, following a tender. State Revenue Committee chairman Eduard Hakobyan said three companies bid; the system is due to launch fully in January 2027 and run for 15 years. The company said its former owner Mario Galea and Random Systems Consulting no longer have any involvement in it.
PlayCity said the first 11 gambling organisers began testing connections to Ukraine’s state online monitoring system. Other operators are integrating, with encrypted transaction data exchanged automatically through an API.
PlayCity announced an open tender for the second phase of its online monitoring system. The expansion will add game results, gaming machine parameters and other in-game activity to existing financial transaction monitoring.
It was reported that GGL plans to expand Germany’s LUGAS central monitoring system. The system monitors gambling transactions and cross-operator customer deposit thresholds.