Casino Operations
OperationsPhase 2Lead: Casino Orchestrator Agent
Architecture Pattern
View full details →Casino Orchestrator manages game lifecycle. Incoming events (new game, provider update, contest) are routed to specialized workers.
Core Operations. Game lobby, tile management, and promotions drive the primary revenue stream. Depends on Phase 1 integrations and player data.
Tools
Goals
Agent Sizing Rationale
8 agents: 1 orchestrator + 3 lobby/game management (odd for game placement voting) + 4 promotions (including contest management). Game placement decisions use 3-agent consensus to optimize revenue.
Game & Lobby Management (3-agent panel)
Promotions & Tournaments (3 specialists + orchestrator)
Agents Used From Other Departments
These agents from other departments feed data into or are called by this department's agents.
Player data drives game placement, lobby personalization, and promotion targeting.
New game providers must be integrated before games can go live.
Casino promotions and tournaments use the rewards system for prizes.
Game content, promotions, and tournament T&Cs need compliance review per jurisdiction. License conditions dictate which games can be offered in which markets.
Casino revenue reporting — GGR, NGR, and bonus costs from casino operations feed directly into financial reporting and P&L.