Aristocrat Draws Conclusions from its New South Wales Gaming Trial

A gambling software provider, Aristocrat, shared the results of the latest trial on cashless gaming in Australia. All findings will help suppliers in future tech advancements to ensure better performance for operators and their users.

Trial Details and Results

Aristocrat’s fiscal year was closed at the end of September. The report about the Aristocrat’s fiscal year 2023 contains comments on the non-cash gaming check that took place in Wests Newcastle, New South Wales. It involved the company’s proprietary e-wallet system, Prime.

Key notions about the analysis:

1. The process was monitored by the local gambling authority Liquor & Gaming NSW.
2. The testing lasted for 9 months and considered the data of 144 terminals and 260 punters.
3. At the end of the procedure, a hacker attack was registered. However, no sensible information was stolen or corrupted.

Besides standard money-transferring services, the tested technology introduced punters to an array of instruments for responsible wagering. The users were able to:

• install depositing limitations;
• check the participating history;
• apply for an exclusion list.

Newly added features were not as popular as the present functions. While the general availability of responsibility tools was perceived positively, very few users actually resorted to them.