Amusnet and Vindral Partner on Live Casino Studio Technology
Amusnet has partnered with Swedish video technology specialist Vindral to expand the production capabilities behind its live casino business. Announced on October 14, the agreement gives the supplier access to tools for creating live content alongside technology that delivers synchronised streams to players.
The partnership follows Amusnet’s investment in additional studio infrastructure and its growing selection of live dealer games. The companies intend to combine Vindral’s production systems with that portfolio to support new formats and give operators more options for presenting live content.
For Amusnet, the agreement accompanies its recent Triplex Studio expansion and Blackjack Live launch. The new studio increases the company’s capacity to develop and broadcast games as it continues investing in the vertical.
Software Gives Studios More Production Options
Vindral Composer places several broadcast functions within a software-defined production environment. Studios can use it to combine video feeds and remove green-screen backgrounds, while managing audio processing and encoding within the same setup.
That approach gives production teams greater control over how they assemble the final broadcast. It also provides scope to change the presentation surrounding a physical game as Amusnet develops its live dealer content and game-show formats.
Vindral’s AI-powered V-Track system adds computer vision to the production process. The technology interprets physical games as they unfold and synchronises digital elements with the action. Its supported formats include roulette and card games, with money wheels also falling within its scope.
Combined with green-screen production, those capabilities allow a studio to present different visual identities around one physical installation. An operator-specific version can therefore use the existing setup without requiring a separate physical build for each presentation.
The agreement covers technology that can support Amusnet’s expanding studio-based game portfolio. Its stated purpose includes giving development teams more freedom to experiment with the relationship between physical gameplay and digital presentation.
Synchronised Streaming Connects Studios With Players
Vindral Live handles the delivery of the broadcast from the studio to the player. The system provides ultra-low-latency streaming and synchronised delivery, supporting the live presentation as audiences grow.
The production tools and streaming service address different stages of the same broadcast. Composer supports the creation of the video, while V-Track coordinates digital elements with physical action. Vindral Live then delivers that content to viewers.
Vindral’s work in demanding real-time broadcast environments recently earned recognition through a 2026 Technology & Engineering Emmy® Award.
Daniel Alinder, CEO at Vindral, described the agreement as an opportunity for experimentation:
“This is a partnership with plenty of room to experiment, and that is where things start to get really interesting.”
Partnership Follows Wider Live Casino Investment
Amusnet enters the collaboration after receiving the Best Live Casino Game Provider 2026 award at SiGMA North America. The company also won Multi-Channel Supplier at the SBC Awards 2026.
Across its wider business, Amusnet supplies more than 300 games to over 2,000 operator websites in more than 35 markets. Its recent Blackjack Live presentation at G2E forms part of that broader product activity.
Deyan Gyurdzhekliev, Amusnet’s CTO, linked the Vindral partnership to continued investment in studio infrastructure and the company’s content offering. He also highlighted the importance of adapting production for different operators and audiences.
The collaboration gives those teams additional tools to pursue that work. Its scope combines flexible studio presentation with streaming technology as Amusnet continues developing its live casino business.
Source:
Amusnet Enhances Live Casino Offering with Real-Time Streaming Technology from Vindral, amusnet.com, October 14, 2026.
