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Reconstruct hands
Convert blackjack footage into ordered hand and action records.
See it in an exampleA clearer view of casino play
Turn casino footage into player intelligence.
Cortiq analyzes blackjack camera footage to reconstruct hands and produce structured records today. We are building toward a clearer view of player decisions and table behavior.
The working dashboard and internal data stay private.
Footage inHand record outBetter questions
STRUCTURED RECORDHand context, in order
PLAYER VIEWContext around the wager
01Make the next question easier.
What Cortiq does
It starts with the hand,
then adds the context.
Casino cameras capture a lot. Cortiq turns that record into information a team can read, question, and use.
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Add player context
Organize decisions and behavior around the hand, not only the final wager.
See it in an example03
Surface table signals
Highlight patterns or moments that deserve review by casino teams.
See it in an exampleA fictional example
One hand.
Three useful views.
Here is the idea in plain terms. The visuals below are illustrative, not customer data.
01 CAMERA VIEW
DEALERABC
Start with what the camera sees.
A normal table view, with no new hardware required for the conversation.
02 RECONSTRUCTED HAND
Hand 1284Table 07
Dealer 10 showingSeat C hit on 16Result hand recorded
Put the hand in order.
Cards and actions become a readable record instead of a video moment.
03 TEAM QUESTION
ILLUSTRATIVE SIGNALIs this decision pattern consistent across the session?
player contexttable behavior
Give the team somewhere to start.
The goal is not another score. It is a better question at the point of use.
Who uses it
Different teams.
Different questions.
Cortiq gives each group a clearer starting point without asking them to become data specialists.
Casino leadership
“Which players and tables deserve a closer look?”
Pit and surveillance
“What happened in this hand without replaying the whole shift?”
Marketing and player development
“What did the player actually do, not just what was recorded?”
Human judgment stays with the people who run the floor.
Start a conversation
Ask a better question
about the next hand.
Tell us what your team wants to understand. We will shape the first conversation around that question.