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Amusnet has partnered with live video technology provider Vindral to expand the production capabilities of its Live Casino business, bringing real-time streaming, software-defined broadcasting and computer vision technology into its growing portfolio.

The collaboration comes as Amusnet increases investment in live dealer games and game-show formats. The company recently introduced its Triplex Studio, an expansion of its production infrastructure, and launched Blackjack Live. The agreement with Vindral is intended to give its teams additional options for developing live content and adapting presentations for different operators.

Vindral will contribute technology covering video compositing, green-screen production and synchronized streaming. Its computer vision system can also interpret physical games in real time, allowing digital elements to align with events taking place at a live table.

The partnership gives Amusnet access to production tools that could support different visual formats without requiring a separate physical studio setup for every operator. Both companies identified flexibility and the quality of the live experience as central considerations in the collaboration.

Streaming Technology Supports Studio Expansion

Amusnet's agreement with Vindral follows a period of investment in its Live Casino infrastructure. The launch of Triplex Studio marked an expansion of its production capabilities, while Blackjack Live added another title to its live gaming offering.

Vindral's technology is designed for broadcast environments that require fast video delivery and accurate synchronization. Its Vindral Composer platform combines real-time video compositing, chroma keying, audio processing and encoding within a software-defined production system. This allows studios to manage different aspects of video production through a flexible technical setup.

The platform's green-screen capabilities can support changes to the visual presentation of a live game. Operators could use the same physical environment while presenting different studio designs or operator-specific branding, reducing the need to construct separate physical sets for each configuration.

Vindral also offers Vindral Live, a streaming service designed to deliver video with sub-second latency and frame-accurate synchronization. The technology is intended to maintain consistent timing between the studio feed and the video reaching players, a consideration for live casino products in which visual events and game actions must remain aligned.

The company's expertise in real-time broadcasting received recognition through a 2026 Technology & Engineering Emmy® Award. Its work spans the streaming and production infrastructure needed to deliver live video across digital platforms.

For Amusnet, access to these capabilities comes as the supplier develops its live content operation alongside its broader gaming business. The company reports a portfolio of more than 300 games distributed across over 2,000 operator websites in more than 35 markets.

Amusnet 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. The company continues to expand its international presence while investing in the infrastructure supporting its live gaming products.

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Computer Vision Opens Additional Production Options

A central element of the agreement is Vindral's AI-powered V-Track technology, which uses computer vision to interpret physical games as they happen. The system can identify activity within formats such as roulette, card games and money wheels, then apply synchronized digital elements to the live presentation.

This approach allows digital graphics and other visual features to respond to events at a physical gaming table. The technology is designed to maintain synchronization between the game itself and the digital elements shown to viewers.

When combined with green-screen production, V-Track can also support multiple visual identities from one physical setup. An operator could receive a customized presentation without requiring the supplier to build a separate physical environment for each version.

The arrangement offers Amusnet additional production options as it develops content for different operators and audiences. It may also give its production teams greater scope to test alternative presentations and formats using existing studio infrastructure.

Daniel Alinder, CEO at Vindral, said: “Amusnet has real momentum in Live Casino and is making significant investments in both its content and production capabilities. Our technology is built to give ambitious Live Casino businesses like Amusnet more creative freedom without compromising on the things that matter most: quality, responsiveness and the authenticity of the physical experience.

This is a partnership with plenty of room to experiment, and that is where things start to get really interesting.”

Deyan Gyurdzhekliev, CTO at Amusnet, said: “We are investing heavily in the future of Live Casino, from our studio infrastructure to the breadth and quality of the content we are bringing to market. Working with Vindral gives our teams access to technology that can open up even more creative possibilities as we continue to develop the portfolio.

Flexibility is increasingly important, both in how we produce live content and how we tailor it for different operators and audiences. Vindral’s expertise in real-time video and production gives us another powerful set of tools to support that ambition.”

Amusnet operates across online and land-based gaming. Its portfolio includes slot games, table games and live casino products, with the company expanding into the land-based vertical in February 2024. The business says it employs approximately 1,300 industry professionals and continues to expand its office network.

Source:

Amusnet press release, October 14, 2026.