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    Fraud detection cuts bonus abuse and saves operator $25,000 in a single day

    Fraud detection cuts bonus abuse and saves operator $25,000 in a single day

    An iGaming operator saved $25,000 in promotional budget in one day by using a fraud detection system. This system identified that a significant portion of new users acquired through affiliate traffic, initially appearing legitimate, were actually engaged in bonus abuse, highlighting the efficacy of advanced fraud prevention.

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    New York: Oneida Indian Nation's Turning Stone Casino restores operations after cyberattack

    New York: Oneida Indian Nation's Turning Stone Casino restores operations after cyberattack

    Oneida Indian Nation's Turning Stone Resort Casino and affiliated businesses are restoring operations following a cyberattack that disrupted computer networks, payment processing, ATMs, and phone lines. The property has begun recovering critical services, including the resumption of credit card transactions for food and beverage purchases as systems come back online.