The World Game Protection Conference (WGPC) examines areas where casino operations may be vulnerable to threats. Presenters and participants raise awareness, share ideas and discuss practices for reducing risk and protecting profits. The WGPC is open to casino managers, surveillance employees and regulatory bodies. If you’re responsible for observing, detecting, investigating, reporting or acting on undesirable activity in a casino, the WGPC is the event not to miss.

THE WGPC 2020 PLAYLIST

Four Pillars of Surveillance 

How to Set Up a Game Protection Defense System

What Are Common Ways Players Try to Beat Casinos

Casino Hot Spots for Theft and Fraud

Scam Update: What’s Been Happening?

Top 20 Significant Casino Scams of This Century

Card Counting – Are You Wasting Your Time?

Playing the Hand You’ve Been Dealt

Recording Audio on Table Games – Sounds Good!

How Surveillance Can Help Table Games

Are Traditional Surveillance Practices Outdated? (discussion)

Surveillance Collaboration: It Not Only Makes Sense, It Makes Dollars

Security and Compliance: Protecting Your Brand

How A.I. is Used In Sports Betting

Taking the Gamble Out of Your Casino Promotion

How Facial Recognition is Being Used to Deter Problem Gamblers

Facial Recognition is Helping Detect Money Laundering

Using Cameras and A.I. Software to Combat Internal Theft

Preparing for a Casino World with Artificial Intelligence (discussion)

Who’s Watching Slots?

Everything You Need to Know About Slot Machines

Slot Machines are Vulnerable – So What’s the Fix? (discussion)