How PlayPatrol works
PlayPatrol follows real player journeys on live sites, reads what actually appears on screen and gives your team the details to act.
From opening the site to the alert, this is what every patrol run does.
Open a failed run for the details, or scan the dashboard for patterns across every game and market.
The video and technical context stay together in one report.
See a sample runYou choose the operator, market and journey. PlayPatrol stays within that scope.
A link and a list of titles is enough. Your first report comes from the very first run.
Every finding carries the video of the exact run. A human can verify a flag in seconds, so alerts stay actionable instead of noisy.
Cadence is yours to set, per scope. Each core patrol has its own default: daily for casino titles, every 48 hours across operator networks, around the clock for sportsbook builds. You can tighten it for the titles or events that matter most. Alerts fire the moment a run fails.
An alert fires the moment a run fails: e-mail, Slack, Teams and more. Every alert links a forwardable run page with the video, the logs and the cause in plain words.
Runs use test accounts you control and flag, so sessions can be excluded from analytics and player-protection tooling on your side.
A login for a test user with virtual funds and limited access. Never real money, never a real withdrawal, never player data.
Any technology that renders on screen. HTML5, Unity and native are everyday examples: if players can see it, PlayPatrol can play it. New games join the patrol without custom scripting.
Our models have played thousands of games and recognise the spin button, the reels and the balance on titles they meet for the first time. When a game is unusual enough to need teaching, our engineers handle that on our side.
Some try. So far their measures have slowed the patrol down, never stopped it. If a provider ever blocks us for good, you hear it from us first, not from a gap in your reports.
Yes. Runs go through real local egress in the jurisdiction you name: a US state, a Canadian province, a German Land. If a market is missing, we add it on demand.