Survey: 94% of gaming companies 'struggle' with fraud

[The Buzz]

A survey conducted by gaming software developer CasExe found that 94% of gaming companies reported regular problems with a "sphere of fraud." Most of the online gaming business owners are concerned about the number of bonus hunters, indicated by 85% of the operators.

According to the report:

There is not less than a critical situation with a multi-accounting. According to the study, this is considered as a running second issue reported by 75% of respondents. 31% of participants have indicated financial fraud troubles, while the other type of cheating has taken more than a third - 31%.

In total, 50 gambling companies, operating in the CIS and European countries, participated in the research and the survey ran during June-July 2017.

Other findings included:

The frustration with gaming content was expressed by 45% of the respondents. The online casino vendors are complaining of the following subjects:

• 65% of them have noted a very frequent winning chains in online slots
• 29% - have reported technical content problems
• 44% - are unhappy with the suggested commercial terms of cooperation.

The study has also found out that a quarter of the online gaming business owners are not satisfied with the affiliates. 19% of respondents have noted similar problems with platform providers for online casinos.

Based on survey, 82% of online gaming business proprietors are dissatisfied with payment systems integrated into their online casino projects. Mainly, the problems of regional restricted acceptance of payments are highlighted by 72% of surveyed. Next issue is about payment delays and financial gambling operations faced by half of the operators (55%).

View the report in its entirety here: https://casexe.com/en/news/casexe-re...handling-fraud

[TheGooner]

Funny - none of them seem to mention the internal fraud issue.

Partial stats, missing players, unrecorded clicks.
I guess that's a pat of the business that they're OK with ?