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Advanced Compliance Technology (ACT) has appointed Mark Dufty as Head of Game Analysis, placing him in charge of the team that reviews game, event and integrity alerts generated by its compliance platform.
Dufty has more than 40 years of experience in racing and sports betting operations, covering odds-making, risk management and regulatory compliance in the United States and international markets. His previous roles include Director of Trading Services at IGT, Race and Sports Director at Jerry’s Nugget, and Assistant Director positions at Hard Rock and Sands Hotel and Casino. He has also led teams in England, Australia, Curaçao and The Bahamas.
Focus on Alerts and Fraud Rings
In the newly created role, Dufty will lead ACT’s analysts as they examine alerts from the company’s AI- and machine learning-powered platform. When the technology identifies a potential risk, the team will use its analysis to refine the model as threats change.
The team will also continue developing ACT’s Fraud Rings tool. It generates a real-time “bubble map” showing potentially suspicious links between devices, accounts, locations, behaviours and transactions that could be overlooked when examined separately.
Mike Venner, Director at Advanced Compliance Technology, said:
“Mark’s extensive industry knowledge, operational experience and professional approach means he was perfectly suited to this newly-created role. The nature of our industry is such that more sophisticated syndicates, threats and tactics emerge constantly, and it is essential our models are constantly improving. Mark’s team will continually refine our software to deliver the most accurate and precise mapping of threats possible.”
Mark Dufty, Head of Game Analysis at Advanced Compliance Technology, said:
“ACT is fast emerging as one of the most comprehensive compliance and integrity platforms for the sports and iGaming sectors. Real-time oversight is one of their core USPs, with my team ensuring this analysis of the threat landscape is accurate and trustworthy.”
