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“ Over the past several
years I have had the opportunity to use Biometrica
at other casinos I have worked at and recently implemented
at my property. WOW, what a change compared to the old
software and facial recognition!!! The new software
takes all of the guesswork out of the facial recognition.
No more trying to find the best camera angle and marking
the pupils....just click the mouse and the program does the
rest. I also like the fact that the Biometrica database is
not overloaded with junk photos of poorly confirmed Advantage
Players. Quality up to date photos is what makes this database
great. SIN, well who could possibly complain about instant
communications with everyone in the network. Sharing information
is key to properly protecting assets, as we all know. I have
personally demoed other similar software's and they simply fell
short. Biometrica currently has the best product on the market.…”
B. Lawman, Surveillance Manager (Sam's Town Shreveport Casino) |
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“
The Biometrica Visual Casino IV is really working great for us. The
Biometrica CID keeps us updated on the cheating techniques and devices
that are out there as well as the faces to go along with them. The local
enrollment has been beneficial to us as well, it has helped us to become
more efficient by allowing us to access information that we enter into our
local database in seconds. Also, there are many ways to search the
database, which makes it very user friendly. The Biometrica Visual Casino
IV in conjunction with the SIN network is definitely a valuable tool for
Casino Surveillance.…”
Surveillance Director (Cities of Gold Casino) |
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“
This technology is a tool, and is a fantastic one.
I wish it had been available for
Atlantic City 20 years ago when we
were dealing with a lot of problems
that we weren't familiar with.…”
P. LaMacchia, Director of casino studies at the State University NY (Global Gaming Business Magazine) |
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“ As
a former Surveillance Director for Trump
Marina and The Sands in Atlantic City,
I approved the purchase of Biometrica’s
Visual Casino Software. We utilized the
software to quickly identify known cheaters
and advantage players and took the appropriate
response to prevent any significant financial
losses. I believe in the effectiveness
of the product and would recommend
the system as great tool for any good surveillance
and security plan for casino operations…”
Charlie Guenther |
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“ Nationwide
databases also serve to network many
casinos together, thus allowing quick
notification when a cheater is in the
region. Bill Doolin, surveillance manager
for Harrah’s Joliet Casino in Chicago,
first worked with face-recognition software
when it was installed at the casino…he
praises the immediacy of the system.
‘ As other properties which belong to that network catch somebody, they
send a report that goes to all of the other casinos in the network…Within
an hour or two of them catching someone, maybe in Nevada or in Atlantic City,
all of the casinos in that network will have that information available to them.’ ”
Access Control and Security Systems Magazine |
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“Despite
all the activity that takes place, the
casino floor is a very controlled environment
with an extremely effective layer of
security using [Biometrica’s] facial
recognition technology. Surveillance
personnel are able to compare live images
to stored images of known advantage players
and cheats as well as VIP’s in
real-time. As a result, we are not only
able to keep undesirable individuals
out of our casino, but we are also able
to provide better services to our top
customers as they enter the casino.”
Press release from Borgata Resort, Atlantic City |
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“The
combination of facial recognition and
information networks has proved a great
ally in the battle against dishonest
gaming and problem players. Despite being
in competition with each other, it is
essential that casinos work together
and utilize all the ammunition passed
their way. This philosophy is emphasized
by the impressive Biometrica system,
which is used throughout the states.”
Casino International |
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“George Busch, director of internal
controls for the Mystic Lake Casino in Minneapolis,
tells of the capture of a fugitive wanted
by the Federal government using a five-year-old
photograph. ‘It so happened we had
a Federal agent in our surveillance room
and the suspect was on the floor at a gaming
contest…the truth of the matter was
[the software identified] him, even though
his facial features had changed.’ ”
Access Control and Security Systems |
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