Vigilance
Constant watch that spots potentially dangerous changes before they grow.
Explainable player-risk intelligence for responsible gambling teams – with an evidence trail your regulator can read.
A model learns each player’s own baseline – how they stake, how much they lose, how often they come back – then scores how far they have moved away from it.
Every account is re-scored as it plays. Filter by level, save a segment, open a profile – and every score arrives with the reasons behind it.
Every deposit, bet, session and payment is read as it happens. What comes out is one level per player – and the reasons behind it.
Every event is measured against the history of the account it came from. A session at three in the morning is an ordinary night for one player and the first break in pattern for another.
The engine never restricts an account on its own. It explains what it saw, proposes a proportionate response – and a named person decides.
Stake size rose sharply while the balance was falling, inside a 22‑minute window. The account topped up €500 four minutes after its largest loss, then resumed at seven times its own usual stake and held there for 31 bets.
This account has not staked above €25 in 94 earlier sessions, and a typical player on this site stays under €40. The deviation is from the player's own behaviour, not just from the average.
Regulator after regulator now asks the operator to spot harm early, act on it, and prove both. An early-warning system is what turns that obligation into something a team can actually run.
Every event your sites produce travels the same road into your CRM and out to a person. VILIKAN steps into that process and surfaces what the team should be paying attention to.
Constant watch that spots potentially dangerous changes before they grow.
Sees when a player’s behaviour nears a critical limit or leaves their normal pattern.
AI turns a mass of behavioural data into a clear picture of each player’s state.
Not just detecting risk – giving the operator the chance to step in on time.
Shows what to do next: an alert, an intervention, limits or an extra check.