Field guide
AI-Powered Computer Vision Surveillance
How it works
Next-generation surveillance systems using artificial intelligence and computer vision to monitor every gaming table in real time, detecting cheating, dealer errors, and advantage play automatically. Systems like EagleSight deploy AI that monitors every camera feed, sending alerts when it detects past posting, bet capping, pinching, dealer errors (pay on push, fail to collect, paying losers), and suspicious betting patterns. The technology aims to replace reliance on human surveillance operators who can blink, get distracted, or miss subtle moves.
On the record
The World Game Protection Conference (2026) featured extensive discussion of computer vision technology. EagleSight, Eulerion Technologies, and Aeyesky are among companies developing table-game AI. Willy Allison’s white paper “Seeing Is Believing” argues this technology will be transformative.
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