- What does Helios detect?
- Helios discovers unlicensed gambling operators and unapproved streaming sites targeting a specified jurisdiction, from publicly available information.
- How does Helios identify illegal gambling operators?
- It searches several independent channels in the local language, including search results, national media, advertising and mobile app stores, checks every result against the official register and traces findings back to the operator behind them.
- Does Helios automatically declare a site illegal?
- No. The method distinguishes unapproved from confirmed illegal, and every finding is reviewed by a human analyst before it enters a report. The determination remains the regulator's.
- Does Helios use AI?
- Yes. Discovery is AI-driven and multilingual, run by a proprietary engine, and the models behind it are developed in-house. The technology finds and ranks; a human expert confirms every finding before it is recorded.
- Is the technology your own?
- Yes. Helios develops its discovery engine, its machine learning and its evidence tooling in-house, on one platform that serves both practices.
- What evidence comes with a finding?
- The capture of what was observed, an independent timestamp, the channel and query that surfaced it, its status against the register, its audience estimate and the analyst who confirmed it. The evidence is tamper-evident.
- Can evidence be verified independently?
- Yes. Every capture is tamper-evident and independently verifiable, so a third party can confirm it is unchanged since it was taken without relying on Helios's word.
- Has Helios's work been used in published research?
- Yes. Helios carried out the site and traffic discovery for the 2026 Euromat study of Europe's illegal online gambling market, produced by Regulus Partners across 28 European markets.