Live casino depends on video. If the stream lags or stutters, the betting timer and the cards on screen can feel out of step. On 14 October 2026, supplier Amusnet announced a partnership with Vindral, a live video technology company, to upgrade how its live tables are produced and streamed. Here is what the announcement says and why it matters for players.
What was announced
According to the announcement on Amusnet’s own news page, Vindral will bring four things to Amusnet’s live dealer and game-show portfolio:
- Advanced streaming: Vindral Live provides “ultra-low-latency, synchronised streaming from the studio through to the player”.
- Software-defined production: Vindral Composer handles real-time video compositing, chroma keying, audio processing and encoding in software rather than dedicated hardware.
- Green-screen production: so one physical setup can carry different visual designs.
- Computer vision: an AI-powered tool called V-Track that “understands physical games in real time” and adds synchronised digital elements around roulette, card games and money wheels.
Vindral says its technology was recognised with a 2026 Technology & Engineering Emmy Award.
Why it comes now
The deal is part of a wider push by Amusnet into live casino. The announcement says the supplier recently opened a new Triplex Studio, a major expansion of its production setup, and launched Blackjack Live. It also says Amusnet won Best Live Casino Game Provider 2026 at the SiGMA North America Awards and Multi-Channel Supplier at the SBC Awards 2026.
Amusnet says it offers more than 300 games across 2,000+ operator websites in over 35 markets.
Amusnet CTO Deyan Gyurdzhekliev said the company is “investing heavily in the future of Live Casino” and that flexibility in “how we produce live content and how we tailor it for different operators and audiences” is increasingly important. Vindral CEO Daniel Alinder described it as “a partnership with plenty of room to experiment”.
What it could mean for players
The announcement is about technology, not new games, so there is nothing new to play today. But a few practical points follow from what the two companies describe:
Less delay. Low-latency streaming means the picture you see is closer to real time. On a live table that matters because bets close on a timer. When the stream lags, you can feel rushed or see results arrive before the video catches up. Mobile players on patchy 4G connections tend to notice this most.
Overlays on physical games. The computer-vision tool tracks what is happening on a real table and adds graphics around it. This is the same kind of technology behind games where multipliers appear on a real roulette wheel or card. Expect more Amusnet formats with on-screen features layered over physical tables.
Branded tables. Green-screen production lets one physical table show different looks for different casinos. You may see the same Amusnet game appear under a casino’s own branding. The rules and dealer are the same; only the look changes.
Neither company gave a timeline for when the technology will be live on Amusnet tables, and the announcement does not name which Amusnet games will get the new features first. Until those details are published, treat this as a statement of direction rather than a change you will see in the lobby straight away. Your table limits, rules and payouts are set by the game and the casino, not by the streaming layer.
Where to find Amusnet Live
Among the casinos we review, Ivibet, Playfina, Asino, Granawin and Betsomnia list Amusnet Live among their providers. Winz.io, Del Oro, V.Vegas, iWild, SpinBetter, TrustDice, Bitcasino, Stelario, Betandyou, BetFury, Velobet, Winota, Galactic Wins, Arcanebet, BetRebels, Spinch, SupaCasi, RoiBets and Frenzino list Amusnet, which may cover its slots rather than live tables. Check each casino’s live lobby to see what is actually available.
For the classics Amusnet has just added to its live range, our blackjack guide covers rules and basic strategy, and our live casino guide for India explains how live tables work, from betting timers to table limits.
Frequently asked questions
What did Amusnet and Vindral announce?
On 14 October 2026, Amusnet said it will use Vindral's streaming, software-defined production, green-screen and computer-vision technology for its live casino and game-show portfolio.
Why does streaming latency matter in live casino?
Lower delay means the video you see is closer to what is happening in the studio, so betting timers and results line up better with the picture, especially on mobile connections.
How big is Amusnet?
According to the announcement, Amusnet offers more than 300 games across 2,000+ operator websites in over 35 markets.
Which casinos we review list Amusnet Live?
In our data, Ivibet, Playfina, Asino, Granawin and Betsomnia list Amusnet Live. Winz.io, Del Oro, V.Vegas, iWild, SpinBetter, TrustDice, Bitcasino, Stelario, Betandyou, BetFury, Velobet, Winota, Galactic Wins, Arcanebet, BetRebels, Spinch, SupaCasi, RoiBets and Frenzino list Amusnet, which may refer to its slots only.