Game Integrity
Every device. Every hand. Sealed. A dedicated appliance that stands watch over a live poker production and produces tamper-evident evidence a regulator can verify independently.
Card data crosses a production environment before it reaches air. Railbird holds that environment to a known-good standard for the length of the event — and produces a record that stands up to scrutiny afterwards.
Before the event, the equipment that belongs is established and approved. From that moment, the production has a defined standard of clean — and anything outside it stands out.
Equipment that appears without authorization is surfaced immediately, with when it arrived and which hands were in play at the time.
Attempts to impersonate approved equipment, or to insert something between the table and the broadcast, are detected as they happen — the failure mode that matters most in a game where card data is the prize.
Integrity is not checked once at the door. It is established continuously and bound to the hands in play, so any question later can be answered for a specific hand rather than a whole session.
If the environment deviates from its approved state, Railbird preserves the forensic record on its own — secured so it can be examined by the people entitled to see it, and nobody else.
Evidence is sealed as it is created. Later alteration, insertion, or deletion is detectable, and the record can be validated independently of the system that produced it.
Railbird observes the production. It does not sit in the path of it. The integrity system can never delay a hand, alter a signal, or take a show off the air — if the appliance failed mid-event, the broadcast would not notice.
Observation only. The thing that proves your show was clean can never be the thing that takes it off air.
Railbird is built so that it cannot become the leak it exists to prevent. Hole card information is never readable by the appliance, by an operator, or by anyone on site.
Railbird works alongside whatever system runs your game. It does not require you to change production software to get the assurance.
During the event, a live view shows every device on the network, what is approved, what isn't, and any open alerts — readable by a producer, not just an engineer.
Shortly after the broadcast ends, once the record is closed, a report goes automatically to the stakeholders you nominate — what was approved, what was seen, anything flagged and when, and the verification status of the sealed record. Written to be read by compliance staff, with the technical detail attached for the people who want it.
The appliance travels with the production, is baselined on site, and the evidence and report are delivered after the event. Nothing to install permanently.
For rooms that run continuously: the appliance lives in your rack, licensed per venue, with reporting on your own schedule.
Read-only visibility for a commission or on-site observer, scoped to their jurisdiction, with export in the formats they ask for.
If you run an event where integrity has to be provable rather than asserted, we would like to talk. Early conversations shape what ships.
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