Four Winds Casinos has agreed to a partnership with OpenBet for its player protection technology.
Owned and operated by the Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians, Four Winds Casinos will implement OpenBet’s Neccton-powered responsible gaming and anti-money laundering software at its gaming resorts across the Midwestern United States.
The player protection software utilises academic research and provides evidence-based interventions such as personalised pop-up messaging, limit setting functionality and behavioural insights.
“Four Winds Casinos is an institution in Michigan and Indiana’s gaming landscape, whose commitment to player protection aligns with our goals and objectives,” commented Dr Michael Auer, Managing Director at OpenBet’s Neccton.
“OpenBet has continually invested in strengthening its protect pillar and with our Neccton technology always evolving with the latest data insights, Four Winds Casinos can be sure they are at the forefront of player protection.”
With the Four Winds Casino agreement, OpenBet has grown its presence across Michigan and Indiana, in addition to furthering its support for the US tribal casino community, as the company currently provides its modular product suite to 14 tribes.
Genting Malaysia has rallied back against a lawsuit filed by Bahamas Casinos Resort World Bimini and vowed to vigorously defend against the claim.
According to the Tribune, a local news outlet in the region, accusations have been levelled against Genting over shifting group liabilities into its Bahamas subsidiaries.
However, Genting has issued a staunch defence against the claims, using a filing to describe ‘the Complaint as baseless and totally without merit’.
The group also informed investors that ‘it will make further announcements as and when there are material developments on the above matter’.
Accusations coming from the Capo family in Florida take aim at what it has described as a ‘massive and co-ordinated fraud.’
The lawsuit stated: “Through its stranglehold over BB Entertainment and its finances, Genting Americas has used BB Entertainment to conceal a medley of fraudulent activities To date, BB Entertainment has not distributed any profits to RAV from this venture because Genting Americas, who controls BB Entertainment’s finances, has used BB Entertainment as its financial wasteland. What is clear is that Genting Americas’ fraudulent accounting practices have drowned BB Entertainment in hundreds of millions of dollars in illegitimate debt.
“Only a massive and coordinated fraud could dump nearly a billion dollars of debt on a small island resort where RAV had already developed most of the significant infrastructure. Genting Americas buried the nearly-billion-dollar liabilities in consolidated statements using vague categories of expenses to conceal the fraud from RAV.”
It continued: “Genting Americas, at every turn, has deliberately kneecapped RAV’s efforts to obtain clarity into the financials, including denying RAV full access to BB Entertainment’s financial records and denying its requests for an independent audit.”
The lawsuit continued by accusing Genting of depriving RAV of its entire value of its 20-acre contribution, as it seeks $600m from its partner group.
