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AI Layoffs in iGaming Technology

Q: How is AI used in iGaming technology?

AI is used to analyze player behavior patterns for responsible gaming compliance and to personalize game recommendations in real-time. It also automates backend processes like fraud detection and dynamic odds calculation.

Q: How many iGaming Technology layoffs has Ai-Layoffs.com tracked?

As of January 2026, Ai-Layoffs.com has documented 55 positions affected by AI-related layoffs in the iGaming Technology sector. This represents layoffs we've verified and tracked—actual industry-wide figures may be higher.

Q: Which iGaming Technology companies have announced AI layoffs?

1 iGaming Technology company has announced AI-related workforce reductions that we've documented.

Q: How does Ai-Layoffs.com verify this data?

Every layoff report is sourced from official company statements, regulatory filings, or verified news outlets. We cross-reference multiple sources and clearly link to original announcements.

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Why AI is Impacting iGaming Technology

AI is rapidly impacting the iGaming sector by automating player risk analysis, fraud detection, and personalized content recommendations. Companies are using machine learning models to predict player churn and optimize retention strategies, reducing the need for large manual marketing and compliance teams.

Latest iGaming Technology Layoff Reports

Bragg Gaming Group Jan 8, 2026 55 jobs

Bragg Gaming Group Cuts 12% of Staff in Pivot to Become ‘AI-First’ by 2027

Bragg Gaming Group, a Toronto-based iGaming technology provider, has announced it will cut approximately 12% of its global workforce as part of a major restructuring plan. The move was confirmed…

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Bragg Gaming Group 55 jobs