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Quick Custom Intelligence releases win/loss toolkit for new tax regulations

Tuesday, July 8, 2025 12:50 PM

Quick Custom Intelligence on Tuesday released a trade-secret protected Big Beautiful Bill‑Optimized Win/Loss toolkit, a new package available across QCI Host, QCI Marketing, and QCI Player.

The toolkit is designed to help casinos and patrons navigate the upcoming 90% wagering‑loss cap contained in the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act.”

QCI worked with nationally recognized gaming advisors to engineer a turnkey toolkit to “ensure that more than 99% of players experience zero to minimal tax impact — from penny‑slot enthusiasts to high‑limit table gamers,” according to a news release.

“Our customers asked how to keep their players engaged once the BBB Act takes effect,” QCI Co‑Founder & Chief Technology Officer Andrew Cardno said in a statement. “We worked through the long weekend and delivered a compliance‑ready answer that puts actionable information in both the patron’s and the accountant’s hands — while keeping our intellectual property secure.”

Features include:

  • Proprietary tax‑optimization engine – Automatically aggregates each player’s activity using QCI’s confidential methodology, delivering precise win/loss figures compliant with BBB requirements.
  • A 90%‑cap readiness dashboard – Highlights any year‑to‑date gain total that exceeds 90% of losses, flagging potential “phantom‑income” exposure before tax filing day, and suggests remedial actions that are available.
  • One‑click CPA export – Generates a clean PDF/CSV packet suitable for Form 1040 attachment, eliminating the need for manual spreadsheets.
  • Rapid roll‑out – Delivered as a standard content pack; no schema changes, no downtime.

The BBB‑Optimized Win/Loss toolkit ships today to all cloud and on‑premises customers running AGI55 or later. Operators can enable it in hours via routine configuration.

Rege Behe — Lead Contributor

Rege Behe brings more than 30 years of experience as a journalist to his role as a lead contributor to CDC Gaming. His work ranges from day-to-day industry coverage to deeper features such as the CDC Gaming Roundtables and the “10 Women Rising in Gaming” series.