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SCCG Management extends partnership with Golden Whale 

The extended collaboration centers on helping operators implement predictive machine learning technologies to boost player engagement, retention and bonus efficiency. 

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Key Points
SCCG has extended its partnership with Golden Whale Productions
The collaboration focuses on AI-driven optimisation of player engagement and retention
Golden Whale’s technology integrates with existing operator platforms

SCCG Management has announced an extension of its partnership with Golden Whale Productions, reinforcing a joint focus on deploying artificial intelligence and machine learning to improve operational performance.

The renewed agreement builds on an existing collaboration aimed at helping operators move beyond traditional CRM systems and static rule-based decisioning. 

Through the partnership, SCCG will continue to support Golden Whale’s commercial expansion across the Americas and other global markets, while promoting the adoption of predictive, data-driven optimisation tools.

Golden Whale’s technology is designed to integrate with an operator’s existing infrastructure – including PAM, CRM, data warehouses and marketing systems – without requiring platform replacement. 

Central to the platform are Golden Whale’s ‘Foundation’ optimisation modules and its ‘Loops’ machine learning system, which adapts based on player behaviour and campaign outcomes.

The stated objective is to improve retention, monetisation and bonus efficiency while supporting long-term player value. 

Commenting on the new deal, Eberhard Dürrschmid, CEO of Golden Whale, noted: “Extending our partnership with SCCG is a natural next step in Golden Whale’s global growth. SCCG’s strong understanding of gaming markets and operator needs makes them an ideal partner as we expand into new regions. 

“Together, we’re focused on helping operators apply AI-driven optimization and automation in practical ways, improving incentive efficiency, engagement and decision-making without overhauling existing operations.”

Stephen A. Crystal, Founder and CEO of SCCG Management, added: “Golden Whale Productions brings a rare combination of deep gaming expertise and advanced data science that operators can deploy quickly and effectively. 

“Extending this partnership reflects our confidence in their technology and our shared focus on helping operators transition from reactive decision-making to predictive, measurable optimization at scale.”

The announcement follows Golden Whale's recent partnership with Bragg Gaming Group, which will integrate the AI technology into Bragg's PAM platform as part of the operator's strategy to become an "AI-first" company by 2027.

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Golden Whale’s optimisation tools are designed to deploy without replacing an operator’s existing PAM or CRM systems

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