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Amusnet’s Live Roulette Hits a Record 4444x Multiplier

Amusnet has spent the summer building up its live roulette portfolio, and the studio’s boldest number yet is heading to Las Vegas for G2E 2026: a multiplier ladder that tops out at 4444x. It sits alongside a new multiplayer blackjack format and a refreshed jackpot platform, giving a good sense of where the supplier’s live and online tables are heading next.

What’s been released

Amusnet is presenting its wider all-casino portfolio at G2E 2026, running 28 September to 1 October at The Venetian Expo in Las Vegas, from Stand #2046. The headline table games lineup is
a lineup of newly debuted table games spearheaded by Blackjack Live, Virtual Multiplayer Blackjack, and Maxima Roulette 4444x, alongside an expanded roster of online slots, premium land-based hardware, and the company’s high-performing Bonus Platform
. Amusnet’s chief product officer, Yordan Georgiev, framed the showcase as a chance
to demonstrate how technical integration can solve core retention challenges for international operators
.

The roulette title, Maxima Roulette 4444x, isn’t a brand-new build for the show; it launched into the live portfolio earlier in the summer, with a virtual sister version following on 13 August. What G2E does is put the format in front of a global audience of operators, alongside the freshly built Virtual Multiplayer Blackjack table. Amusnet is also present in the UK: the supplier is
fully licensed and regulated by relevant authorities in the EU, the UK and beyond
, and
works with more than 30 regulators across the globe, including the UK Gambling Commission
.

How it plays

Maxima Roulette 4444x is built around a stepped multiplier system rather than a single flat bonus. Amusnet describes the live version as
introducing Amusnet’s highest-ever multiplier for live roulette, set in a soft-jazz studio environment with cinematic visuals, elevating traditional gameplay with dynamic multiplier steps culminating in a 4444x top payout
. Other coverage of the format puts numbers on that ladder, describing
a dynamic multiplier system ranging from 44x up to the spectacular 4444x
, which Amusnet calls the highest it has ever presented for live roulette.

The virtual counterpart keeps the same visual language but drops the studio schedule. Amusnet’s own description of Virtual Maxima Roulette 4444x notes
the excitement reaches new heights through the game’s multiplier system, featuring powerful levels of 44x, 144x, 244x, 444x, 1444x, 2444x – and the spectacular 4444x multiplier
, giving players round-the-clock access to the same escalating stakes without waiting for a live seat.

Sitting alongside it, Virtual Multiplayer Blackjack takes a different approach to scale rather than payout size. Amusnet describes it as a table that
combines scalable multi-player seating with modern digital mechanics for fast-paced session play
, aimed at operators who want blackjack that can seat more players per table without losing pace. Behind the scenes, the G2E showcase also spotlights land-based jackpot software capable of running two progressive systems on a single cabinet at once, underlining how the same retention-focused thinking runs across Amusnet’s online, live and land-based lines.

Where it fits

This is the latest step in a busy year for Amusnet’s live studio, which has been steadily adding roulette variants and jazz-club-style production values to differentiate itself from the standard European roulette format most UK players already know. The supplier already reaches UK-licensed casinos through its wider slots and live catalogue, and a headline product like Maxima Roulette 4444x is exactly the sort of high-volatility, single-number-focused release that tends to migrate from trade-show stand to operator lobbies once the initial roadshow circuit finishes. Paired with the new multiplayer blackjack format and jackpot software on show at G2E, it points to a supplier trying to make its live and online tables feel like one connected ecosystem rather than separate product lines.

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