Amusnet Taps Vindral’s AI Streaming for Live Casino Tables

Live casino tables are about to get a behind-the-scenes upgrade. Amusnet has signed a deal with Swedish broadcast specialist Vindral to overhaul the streaming and production technology powering its live dealer and game-show tables, bringing AI-driven camera tracking and ultra-low-latency video to a studio portfolio that’s already expanding fast.

What’s been released

Amusnet, the global all-casino solutions provider, has agreed a technology partnership with Vindral, a live video specialist whose broadcast engineering was
recently recognised with a 2026 Technology & Engineering Emmy Award
. The deal arrives as Amusnet ramps up investment in its live casino vertical, and
brings Vindral’s advanced streaming, software-defined production, green-screen and computer vision capabilities together with Amusnet’s expanding live dealer and game-show portfolio, opening up greater scope to develop differentiated formats and player experiences
.

The timing is notable.
The collaboration comes at a significant point in Amusnet’s live casino growth, with the provider recently unveiling its new Triplex Studio, a major expansion of its production infrastructure, alongside the launch of Blackjack Live.
Amusnet has also picked up recognition on the awards circuit, having been
named Best Live Casino Game Provider 2026 at the SiGMA North America Awards and Multi-Channel Supplier at the SBC Awards 2026
, and now
offers more than 300 games across 2,000+ operator websites in over 35 markets
.

How it plays

The partnership works on two layers. On production,
Vindral Composer brings real-time video compositing, chroma keying, audio processing, and encoding into a software-defined setup, giving studios greater flexibility in how live content is created and presented
. That means dealers and game-show hosts can be filmed and processed with fewer rigid hardware constraints, opening the door to more experimental visual formats on the same studio floor.

The more eye-catching element is V-Track, an AI tool built on computer vision.
Its AI-powered V-Track technology takes that further, using computer vision to understand physical games in real time and apply precisely synchronised digital elements around formats including roulette, card games, and money wheels.
Paired with green-screen filming, this has a practical payoff for operators:
the technology can also enable a single physical setup to support different visual identities and operator-specific experiences without requiring a separate physical build for each.
In other words, one studio set could theoretically host several differently branded or themed tables without Amusnet needing to construct a new physical environment every time.

Underpinning all of this is the delivery side.
Alongside the production layer, Vindral Live provides ultra-low-latency, synchronised streaming from the studio through to the player, supporting consistent, high-quality live experiences at scale.
For players, that should translate into tables that feel instantaneous and reliable, however many visual effects or graphics overlays are running underneath.

Where it fits

Vindral’s chief executive, Daniel Alinder, framed the tie-up as a response to Amusnet’s current trajectory, saying the supplier
has real momentum in Live Casino and is making significant investments in both its content and production capabilities, with technology built to give ambitious Live Casino businesses like Amusnet more creative freedom without compromising on quality, responsiveness and the authenticity of the physical experience.
Amusnet’s CTO, Deyan Gyurdzhekliev, echoed the ambition from the operator’s side, noting the firm
is investing heavily in the future of Live Casino, from studio infrastructure to the breadth and quality of content, and that working with Vindral gives its teams access to technology that opens up more creative possibilities
.

For UK players, the deal slots into a live casino market where studio technology has become a genuine point of differentiation between suppliers, not just table variety. Amusnet joins a growing list of providers leaning on specialist broadcast partners to squeeze more formats out of a single physical studio, a trend that’s been building across the sector as live casino budgets increasingly go into production tech rather than simply adding new tables.

Sources

• iGaming Business – Amusnet enhances live casino offering with real-time streaming technology from Vindal
• NEXT.io – Amusnet enhances live casino offering with real-time streaming technology from Vindral
• FOCUS GN – Amusnet enhances live casino offering with real-time streaming technology from Vindral
• G3 Newswire – Amusnet enhances Live Casino offering with real-time streaming technology from Vindral