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Before, the list of approved games was whatever the operator emailed.
Now games come in through applications, with their codes, their test certificates and every return-to-player setting the lab approved.
Approved games go on one register, and any licensee allowed that kind of game can offer them.
Every game on the feed is matched to the register, and anything unknown is set aside to be checked.
A game paying less than it was tested for, or one that was never approved, raises an alert.
Each operator's suppliers are on its file, and one that turns up on the feed without being declared is flagged.
Names are never matched by guesswork: you see the reasons, and an officer decides.
iRegulate.AI helps regulators know every game, and who's behind it.