Bulgarian games supplier Amusnet has signed Swedish live video company Vindral to provide the technology behind its live dealer tables and game shows.
The agreement covers three areas: real-time streaming, software for running studio production and computer vision for reading game outcomes.
Because one physical set can carry several operator-branded designs, Amusnet will be able to offer white-label and dedicated tables without building a separate set for each customer. New entrants in live casino are typically measured by operators against Evolution, Pragmatic Play and Playtech, so production flexibility is one way to stand out.
The technology
- Vindral Live: streaming with sub-second latency, so every player sees the same moment at the same time
- Vindral Composer: software-based production covering real-time compositing, green-screen, audio processing and encoding
- V-Track: AI computer vision that reads roulette results, cards and money wheels automatically
Vindral’s streaming technology received a Technology & Engineering Emmy in 2026.
What the companies said
Deyan Gyurdzhekliev, chief technology officer at Amusnet, said the company is “investing heavily in the future of Live Casino”. He added: “Flexibility is increasingly important, both in how we produce live content and how we tailor it.”
Daniel Alinder, chief executive of Vindral, said: “This is a partnership with plenty of room to experiment, and that is where things start to get really interesting.”
About Amusnet
Amusnet marks ten years in business in 2026. It employs around 1,300 people and has more than 300 games live with over 2,000 operator sites in more than 35 markets. It recently opened its Triplex Studio, launched Blackjack Live and added a land-based division in February 2024. This year it was named Best Live Casino Game Provider at SiGMA North America and won Multi-Channel Supplier at the SBC Awards.
