Vindral has signed a strategic partnership with live dealer game provider Creedroomz to develop and deliver new live casino titles using Vindral’s live video and streaming platform.

The companies said the collaboration will combine Creedroomz’s live dealer portfolio—covering Western table games, Asian-focused titles and game shows—with Vindral’s production and delivery tooling, including object and card tracking, green screen/virtual environments, and its Vindral LiveCloud content delivery network.

Vindral highlighted platform features it expects to be used in Creedroomz productions, including V-Track Roulette & V-Track Money Wheel for object tracking and AR overlays, V-Track Card for card tracking, and Crystal Speech audio processing. Vindral also referenced “LLM Text-To-Speech (coming in Composer R2)” as an upcoming capability.

Daniel Alinder, Chief Executive Officer, Vindral said – “We’re absolutely thrilled to collaborate with Creedroomz. This is exactly the kind of partnership that showcases what Vindral technology was built for – empowering bold, innovative Live Casino studios to push beyond what’s been possible before. Creedroomz brings exceptional game content and real creative ambition, and we’re proud to be the technology layer that helps them take it even further.”

Sargis Poghosyan, Deputy Chief Product officer / VPof Casino, Creedroomz said – “Vindral’s technology is in a league of its own when it comes to live casino innovation. From their green screen solutions to AI driven V-Track and their ultra-low latency CDN, this partnership gives Creedroomz the platform to take our games to the next level – for our players, our operators, and the entire Live Casino industry.” Creedroomz said its first titles built on Vindral technology will be released to players and operators “in the near future”.

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ICONIC21 has launched iDealer Blackjack, a seven-seat RNG blackjack game that adds a “fully live, AI-powered dealer” to the traditional virtual table experience.

The iGaming content provider said the title was developed in collaboration with RAVATAR using its real-time interactive AI avatar technology, positioning the product as a response to demand for more interaction in RNG table games.

According to the companies, the dealer is real-time rather than pre-recorded or scripted, can welcome players by nickname, and can maintain conversation during play. ICONIC21 also said the dealer “remembers players and their past interactions,” while understanding players “in any language” and responding in English with localized touches.

The game’s background uses a live stream from one of ICONIC21’s studios, which the company said is designed to ground the AI dealer in a real-world environment.

Edvardas Sadovskis, Chief Product Officer at ICONIC21, said: “iDealer Blackjack is a natural progression for RNG tables. It’s important to highlight that this product is not a challenge to live casino as we know it. The AI-powered dealer is not trying to be human. It is exactly what it is: an expressive, well-built companion that makes the game more engaging.

One of the most interesting things we’ve already noticed is how players interact with it. Because they understand they are speaking to artificial intelligence, conversations go far beyond standard live casino chat. Players are asking about history, world facts, random trivia, jokes, and all kinds of unexpected topics during gameplay. This creates a completely different level of engagement around the table.

Also, the customisation roadmap is active and expanding. iDealer Blackjack is a strong foundation with a great deal still to be built on top of it.”

Ruslan Synytsky, CEO at RAVATAR, said: “The next decade of iGaming will be defined by AI-powered presence, personality, and interaction, not just better graphics or faster gameplay. ICONIC21 came to us with a strong sense of what their product needed to feel like for players.

iDealer Blackjack, built on our AI avatar platform, is the first step into that future and sets the direction for what RNG gaming can become.”

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The studio frames the 3 June showing as an early prototype and engagement experiment, not a full launch.

Slotmatic will stage a live preview of its new slot universe, Pidiots, on 3 June in London during EGR Awards week, alongside what it says will be the first tournament built around the title. The company positions the activation as a public test of how it wants to launch and iterate slots, rather than a conventional release.

Slotmatic says the EGR-week build is intentionally an early preview and that the “full Pidiots experience” is expected to evolve over the coming months. The studio describes a roadmap built around recurring characters, evolving mechanics, adaptive feature systems, tournaments and creator-oriented interactions. It characterises the London showing as “a prototype, a public laboratory, and a live engagement test.”

The press release ties the title’s design to social and creator behaviour, with a cast Slotmatic calls “The Gang of Five” and visuals it says reference meme culture, streaming and internet-native aesthetics. The stated aim is to create characters that can live beyond the base game across tournaments and social content, framing the IP as a broader “slot saga” rather than a standalone title.

Alongside the content layer, Slotmatic pitches what it calls a shift toward a “Slot Intelligence Layer” spanning creation, behavioural analysis, feature testing, deployment and live evolution. CTO Domenico Vacchiano argues feature architecture will drive differentiation, saying: “A feature is not decoration. It is engineered attention.” He also claims the company is exploring predictive modelling to simulate engagement outcomes before launch, adding: “True innovation is not predicting the future. It is reducing the cost of uncertainty.”

Slotmatic says its proprietary AI engine, AGENTIX, is built for slot modelling, feature logic and behavioural simulation, and that it is progressing through RNG certification, RGS certification, game certification and security testing, with “ISO 27001-oriented security infrastructure development for UK and Italian regulated markets.” The company also claims an engineering ecosystem of around 100 professionals contributing across AI systems, game development, predictive systems and infrastructure.

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