Amusnet Builds Out Its Live Casino With New Triplex Studio
Amusnet has given its live casino arm a proper home. The UKGC-licensed supplier has opened a dedicated studio called Triplex and used it to launch its first blackjack tables, with chief product officer Yordan Georgiev now talking up plans to grow the setup well beyond its opening line-up.
What’s been released
Amusnet has launched Blackjack Live, the first game from its new Triplex Studio
.
The games are facilitated by live dealers in both English and Turkish from the Triplex Studio
, and
Amusnet described the opening of the studio as a significant investment in its live casino infrastructure through combining a premium environment, advanced technology and next-generation broadcasting capabilities
.
Speaking to Focus Gaming News after this year’s G2E, Georgiev confirmed the studio is only getting started.
Amusnet launched its TRIPLEX Live Casino studio to accelerate product development and innovation, and the company plans to scale TRIPLEX to more than 20 tables
. That expansion sits alongside a growing blackjack portfolio, which
includes Speed, Easy Blackjack, Double After Split, Free Bet, and Blackjack Beyond
.
How it plays
Blackjack Live isn’t limited to a straightforward hand-by-hand format.
Based on traditional blackjack, players will be able to place poker and side bets, as well as bet behind, meaning they can place bets on the active hand of a player without taking a seat in the game
. For those who prefer to play solo,
Virtual Multiplayer Blackjack is also available, a dealer-free version of the game
.
The tables are also wired into Amusnet’s wider promotional system.
Other notable features of Blackjack Live are Amusnet’s golden chips feature via its bonus platform, which allows players to stack multiple chips per bet, and a progressive jackpot system delivered by the four-level jackpot cards game
. In the Focus Gaming News interview, Georgiev framed this as a deliberate bridge between table games and gamification, noting that
Golden Chips forms part of Amusnet’s wider Bonus Platform and gamification strategy
.
Where it fits
The Triplex launch continues a run of live-casino investment for Amusnet, which has spent much of 2026 widening its online and live portfolios in parallel, from roulette variants to crash-style instant games. Georgiev has been candid about why that pace matters: operators and suppliers alike are no longer just fighting other casinos for attention. As he put it in a separate interview on the industry’s wider challenges,
operators are no longer competing solely with other casinos; they are competing with every digital experience that occupies a player’s time, and streaming services, social media platforms, ecommerce apps and mobile games have set incredibly high standards for personalisation, convenience and entertainment
.
For UK players, Amusnet’s content already sits within UKGC-licensed platforms, so a maturing live blackjack range with side-bet options, a bet-behind spectator mode and a tiered jackpot layer gives operators another studio-produced alternative to the established live rooms from the bigger-name suppliers. The promise to grow Triplex to more than 20 tables suggests this is intended as a long-term fixture of Amusnet’s offering rather than a one-off launch, and it is worth watching whether the English-language dealer tables extend further into UK-facing brands as the studio scales.
