It features the ability to view matches as if it were a video game.
United States.- Betano introduced its innovative in-game visualization tool for National Basketball Association (NBA) matches. Starting this season, Betano customers can watch and interact with live games as if they were playing a video game.
Similar to a video game experience, this feature, supported by computer vision technology and artificial intelligence, converts real-time data into 3D visualizations that are streamed in a personalized manner, allowing fans to choose their viewing angle and enjoy every play, shot, and scored point from their favorite perspective.
Developed in collaboration with Sportradar, this solution reinforces Betano's commitment to offering cutting-edge experiences for fans of all sports.
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George Kourakos, Director of Innovation at Kaizen Gaming, commented: "The introduction of AI technology, especially computer vision, is transforming the fan experience in major sports competitions. Fans want to have control over how they view and interact with sports, creating their own personalized experiences."
He added: "We are excited to introduce a new way to enjoy matches, allowing fans to choose their preferred angles to watch the action. We remain committed to offering innovations that allow our users to interact in new ways with their favorite sports, always in a responsible manner."
The ECA expressed its intention to work closely with the authorities.
Brussels.- The European Casino Association (ECA) extended its congratulations to the new European Commissioners following their appointment. The representative body of licensed land-based casinos in Europe highlighted its intention to work closely with European authorities to address relevant industry issues and the socioeconomic development of the region.
Among its priorities, the European Casino Association seeks to foster constructive dialogue on key issues affecting the sector, reaffirm its commitment to responsible gaming, and contribute to economic growth within a solid and regulated normative framework.
The association anticipates a period of productive cooperation with the new European Commissioners and offers its expertise in the sector.
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The ECA represents national associations and individual operators of licensed land-based casinos in Europe. To date, the ECA represents the interests of approximately 900 casinos with more than 70,000 employees in 28 countries across Europe.
