Amusnet is strengthening its Live Casino offering through a new partnership with video technology specialist Vindral, bringing real-time streaming, AI-powered computer vision and virtual production tools into its expanding live gaming operation.
The collaboration is designed to give Amusnet greater flexibility in how it produces and presents live casino games, from roulette and card games to money wheels. It also comes as the supplier invests in its studio infrastructure and broadens its live dealer and game-show portfolio.
Real-Time Technology Opens New Production Options
Vindral’s technology combines software-based video production, green-screen capabilities and real-time compositing, allowing studios to build different visual environments without needing a separate physical setup for every experience.
Its Vindral Composer platform brings video compositing, chroma keying, audio processing and encoding into one production workflow. This gives studios more control over how live content is presented and adapted for different operators.
The partnership also includes V-Track, Vindral’s AI-powered computer vision technology. It can interpret physical games in real time and synchronise digital elements with what is happening on the table or wheel.
For formats such as roulette, card games and money wheels, this could enable additional visual effects and operator-specific presentation while preserving the underlying physical game.
Vindral Live adds ultra-low-latency streaming designed to keep video synchronised from the studio to the player, supporting consistent delivery at scale.
Amusnet Builds on Its Live Casino Expansion
The agreement follows Amusnet’s recent investment in its live production capabilities, including the launch of its Triplex Studio and Blackjack Live.
The supplier says it offers more than 300 games across over 2,000 operator websites in more than 35 markets. It has also received industry recognition in 2026, including Best Live Casino Game Provider at the SiGMA North America Awards and Multi-Channel Supplier at the SBC Awards.
Amusnet CTO Deyan Gyurdzhekliev said the partnership would give its teams more tools to develop content and tailor live experiences to different operators and audiences.
Vindral CEO Daniel Alinder highlighted the opportunity to experiment with new formats while maintaining stream quality, responsiveness and the authenticity of the physical gaming experience.
Technology Becomes a Bigger Part of Live Casino Competition
The partnership reflects a wider focus on production technology as live casino providers look to differentiate their content beyond the games themselves.
Flexible studio environments, synchronised digital overlays and low-latency delivery can give suppliers more ways to customise the viewing experience without rebuilding physical sets for each variation.
For Amusnet, working with Vindral adds another technology layer to its growing Live Casino operation, with further creative possibilities emerging as the companies explore how the systems can be used together.