Protective work, with a clear record.

See which players need a responsible gambling review, work the case, and keep every decision and access event on record.

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TodayResponsible gambling signals are scattered across tools.
High risk48+6
Open cases174 missing
Scored players by band
Low82%
Moderate13%
High5%

WhyThe high-risk band grew by 6 this week, and 4 of those players have no open case yet.

Sound familiar?

What slows teams like yours down.

Signals without a workflow

Risk bands exist, but reviews happen in email threads.

Commercial teams move first

A promotion reaches a player who should have been reviewed.

Audits start from scratch

Who saw what, and when, is hard to reconstruct.

What you use

The parts of Bounty your team lives in.

Bounty PulseThe AI CRM built for iGaming.
  • Responsible gambling dashboard
  • RG cases with case detail and history
  • RG visibility before commercial action
ChatAsk in business language.
  • Responsible gambling and AML investigations

A typical day

How the work flows.

  1. 01TriageRisk bands and signals show who needs a review.
  2. 02ReviewOpen the case with the player's context and history.
  3. 03DecideRecord the decision and the protective step.
  4. 04EvidenceAccess, login and consent events stay reviewable.

FAQ

Risk and compliance: common questions

Does Bounty diagnose problem gambling?

No. Risk scores support a human-led review. Your team makes the decision, and Bounty keeps the case and its history in one place.

Can we restrict marketing to flagged players?

RG concerns are visible in Pulse before commercial action. Enforcing restrictions on your platform depends on integration and is verified during onboarding.

What access records does Bounty keep?

Roles and permissions per product and category, login history and a consent log of acceptance events, reviewable by administrators.

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