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Red Tiger turns up the temperature with Dragon’s Fire: InfiniReels™

Casino game and software provider Red Tiger is bringing the heat with its limitless new game, Dragon’s Fire: InfiniReels
The beautifully designed, fantasy themed slot is an exciting combination of Red Tiger’s smash hit Dragon’s Fire and NetEnt’s innovative InfiniReels
It marks the third great collaboration between Evolution Group’s Red Tiger and NetEnt slot studios, following the huge commercial successes of Piggy RichesTM MegawaysTM and Gonzo’s QuestTM MegawaysTM.
The 3-reel, 3-row slot is set in an atmospheric dragon’s lair, where the dramatic score enhances the mythical setting. Each win in Dragon’s Fire: InfiniReels
The Fire Egg feature is activated when a Scatter symbol reveals a multiplier that applies to all wins. Only one egg can land per spin and new egg symbols will add to the current multiplier amount if one is already active. When the reels reset to the initial size, the multiplier will reset.
Three Dragon Spins Scatters on the initial three reels will launch 8 Dragon Spins, after which only one randomly selected symbol will land on the reels. A further +2 Spins Scatter symbol appearing in Dragon Spins will add two additional spins to the bonus round.
Todd Haushalter, Chief Product Officer at Evolution, said: “Dragon’s Fire: InfiniReels
“We are looking forward to players sampling the thrill of InfiniReels
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Portrait of a Fraudster Then and Now: How Scammers’ Habits and Tactics Are Changing

Fraud in the iGaming sector is no longer the work of lone opportunists. Today’s scammers operate in well-organized, tech-savvy networks – quietly exploiting systems that weren’t built to catch them. And as the digital economy grows, so too does the complexity of fraud schemes targeting gaming operators.
Amid this evolving threat landscape, Frogo has emerged as a company redefining how fraud prevention should work. We spoke with Volodymyr Todurov, CEO at Frogo, to get an inside look at how fraudsters are changing their tactics – and what operators can do to stay ahead.
Fraudsters evolve fast – how does your system stay one step ahead without overwhelming teams with false alarms?
Absolutely, the landscape of fraud is constantly shifting and staying ahead requires more than static rules. At Frogo, we’ve developed a dynamic system that adapts in real-time to user behavior and transaction contexts. Our platform learns from both fraudulent and legitimate activities, enabling it to distinguish between the two more effectively. This approach reduces false positives and ensures that our clients’ teams can focus on genuine threats without being bogged down by unnecessary alerts.
Can you walk us through a real-world case where your platform uncovered a fraud scheme traditional tools missed?
Absolutely. One notable case involved a large-scale bot attack targeting SMS-based fraud vectors. Initially, our standard device ID-based defenses helped neutralize the first wave of the attack. However, the adversaries quickly adapted, altering their emulation tactics to bypass traditional checks. At that point, conventional methods were no longer sufficient to detect the evolving fraud.
We responded by implementing a dynamic anomaly detection framework. This involved redefining detection signals in real-time using IP intelligence and deep device fingerprint attributes – areas where our proprietary data collection algorithms provided a significant edge. By anchoring detection logic to more granular and resilient signals, we were able to recalibrate thresholds dynamically, ensuring legitimate users weren’t impacted.
The results were decisive: bot attack efficiency dropped sharply from over 80% to just 3.5%.
What’s something about fraud detection that most businesses get wrong? And how does Frogo challenge that?
A common pitfall we see is operational rigidity – many businesses rely on static rules and general-purpose triggers that result in high false positive rates. This not only burdens anti-fraud teams with unnecessary manual reviews but also degrades the experience for legitimate users, especially loyal or VIP customers.
For example, it’s typical to see blanket rules like “manually verify all payouts over X euros.” While that may seem prudent, in reality it’s inefficient. It overlooks low-value, high-frequency fraud – such as bonus abuse – and disproportionately flags legitimate high-value players.
At Frogo, we take a different approach. Our system adapts rules dynamically based on customer behavior and segmentation. A trusted VIP user with a long-standing reputation shouldn’t be reviewed multiple times a day. But if a wave of new €5 accounts starts exhibiting bonus-hunting behavior, they should run immediate scrutiny – regardless of transaction size.
By aligning detection logic with behavioral context and player reputation, we reduce noise, increase fraud catch rates, and protect real users from unnecessary friction.
How does Frogo automate risk logic without sacrificing the flexibility businesses need to reflect their unique policies and traffic patterns?
At Frogo, we don’t see automation and customization as opposing forces – they operate in different dimensions. Our focus is on automating the customization of risk and scoring policies in a way that respects each client’s specific risk appetite and user behavior.
We achieve this through dynamic triggers. Rather than hardcoding arbitrary rules – like “five failed top-ups per minute equals fraud” – we apply adaptive scoring thresholds that align with real-world usage patterns.. For example, our system might detect that, for a certain payment method and user segment, more than 1.3 failed top-ups per minute is statistically anomalous – because it exceeds the 98th percentile of historical behavior.
But that same trigger adjusts automatically. If the next day a payment provider experiences a technical issue and normal users start retrying more often, the threshold might shift to 2.7. What was anomalous yesterday may no longer be today – and our system adapts accordingly to reflect evolving traffic patterns.
As a result: the clients retain full control over their risk strategy, while Frogo ensures their policies scale efficiently, adapt in real time, and minimize false positives – even in volatile traffic conditions.
Beyond detection – how does Frogo help companies investigate and understand fraud at a strategic level?
Detection is just the beginning. Frogo’s graph-based forensic tools and AI models provide a comprehensive view of the relationships between accounts, transactions and behaviors. This allows companies to identify patterns and vulnerabilities that might not be apparent through traditional analysis. Our analytics layer offers insights into trends and forecasts, enabling businesses to understand the broader context of fraudulent activities and make informed strategic decisions to mitigate future risks.
Fraud might be getting smarter, but so are the solutions built to fight it. Platforms like Frogo are helping operators move beyond reactive security measures and into a space of strategic, data-informed defense. In an industry where trust is everything, that shift might just be the difference between staying one step ahead – or falling behind.
Disclaimer: Frogo’s fraud prevention solutions are developed in full compliance with applicable data protection laws, including GDPR. All behavioural analysis is performed on anonymised or aggregated data, with full transparency and control provided to our clients.
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ComeOn Group partners with Culture Amp to elevate employee engagement and drive cultural growth

To further reinforce and deepen its long-standing people-centric strategy, ComeOn Group has partnered with Culture Amp. This collaboration underscores the ongoing commitment to empowering employees, fostering an even stronger workplace culture, and leveraging data for enhanced decision-making throughout the organisation.
Culture Amp will serve as the central platform for measuring and improving employee engagement. Through this partnership, ComeOn aims to enhance its ability to listen to employees, act on meaningful insights, and drive continuous improvement in performance and wellbeing.
Daniela Vella, Chief Product & Operating Officer at ComeOn Group, commented: “Culture Amp gives us the tools to better understand what truly drives engagement, retention, and performance across our organisation. More than just data, it provides actionable insights that enable our leaders to make informed decisions, foster meaningful dialogue, and continuously improve the employee experience. This is a strategic investment in building a culture where every voice matters – where people feel valued, heard, and empowered to contribute their best, every day. It reinforces our commitment to putting people at the centre of how we grow and succeed as a business.”
This strategic integration of Culture Amp will streamline key HR processes, providing an even more robust framework for our people-centric approach. The platform simplifies 360-degree feedback and makes insights more accessible, while the new “Shoutouts” feature enables more immediate and meaningful recognition of great work. Centralising data enhances visibility, and smarter 1:1s and goal tracking will directly support stronger alignment with our company OKRs, driving collective success.
The implementation of Culture Amp represents a tangible expression of ComeOn Group’s core values. By choosing a solution that empowers teams to Run Together, fosters accountability to Show the Way, and enables action to Make It Happen, the company is embedding its values into the everyday employee experience. Through Culture Amp, leaders and teams are better equipped to act on what matters most – together, and with purpose.
This partnership with Culture Amp underscores ComeOn’s broader commitment to continuous improvement, people empowerment, and cultivating a high-performance culture.
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GGBET UA became the title sponsor of FC Dynamo Kyiv

The partnership was announced on 25 June at the Dynamo 3.0 media event held in Kyiv, Ukraine. GG.BET is the first betting brand in the club’s history to be given title sponsor status.
Kyiv was the venue of a press conference with the leadership of UPL team FC Dynamo, who were celebrating another special occasion: 30 titles in the club’s history. CEO Dmytro Brif, team captain Vitaliy Buyalskyi, and midfielders Oleksandr Karavayev and Andriy Yarmolenko spoke about their journey to this latest achievement and future plans for the football club.
At the event, they presented a new title sponsor: the GGBET UA will be a partner of FC Dynamo Kyiv for three years. Plans include continuing to bring the fans and the team closer together, opening up new sides of Dynamo to supporters through joint projects, custom content, and special offers.
During the announcement, GGBET UA CEO Sergii Mishchenko revealed the symbolism of the name: “Dynamo 3.0 isn’t just about the thirty titles, although of course this is a momentous and historic event. It’s also about a new era for Dynamo and GGBET UA. It’s a totally new level of collaboration, with a status that no betting company has ever been awarded by the Kyiv club, and involving lots of time and possibilities for carrying out special projects. For us, this is an opportunity to work even more closely with football fans, to increase brand awareness, and to achieve both our own business objectives and those we can work towards with the club. So, I’m confident that during three years of collaboration, we’ll be able to impress both our users and Dynamo fans”.
”Keeping the bar high and working with the best – that’s the dream of every club. This is a very inspiring period for Dynamo. We have thirty incredible successes under our belt. We’re entering the new season as reigning champions. We’re being supported by a partner who can significantly boost our media presence and help us to organize a range of activities that will surprise even the most demanding football fans. We’ll do everything we can to make sure that this season, the quality of our football and the ideas we embody with GGBET UA shine as brightly as the stars on our new emblem,” commented FC Dynamo’s CEO Dmytro Brif.
Previously, GGBET UA had been the official sponsor of FC Dynamo Kyiv for European cup matches, as well as the sponsor of its winter training camp in Turkey.
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