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Interblock Gaming is lining up its AMUSE roulette products and Roll to Win Craps as key offerings for Asian gaming markets in 2026. The company is also planning upgrades to its existing stadium gaming products as it looks to strengthen its position in the electronic table game segment.
AMUSE Range Gains Traction
Michael Hu, Interblock’s president for Asia-Pacific, said the company will continue promoting two games from the AMUSE line, Free Fall Roulette and Dragon Roulette, through the rest of the year. He made the comments during an interview at the Global Gaming Expo Asia at The Venetian Macao.
The AMUSE range and Roll to Win Craps were first shown to GGRAsia at last year’s G2E Asia @ the Philippines event in Manila. Interblock has described AMUSE as a new-sector product line that combines elements of electronic table games, slot play, and live-table gaming in a format designed to resemble an arcade-style experience.
Hu said the AMUSE series has been popular in Las Vegas since it went live there, and that performance has increased the company’s confidence in bringing it more widely to Asia this year.
Free Fall And Dragon Roulette
Free Fall Roulette is offered through Interblock’s Universal Cabinet and is described as a pinball-style variation on roulette. The game uses a Plinko-inspired ball-drop mechanism, according to the company’s corporate materials.
Hu said the game is expected to go live in Asia within the current quarter, with Macau and the Philippines identified as target markets. He said its appeal comes from its mechanical-style presentation and its fast pace, which he said can lead to more games, more handle, and more revenue generation for casino operators.
Dragon Roulette, meanwhile, is built on an asset Interblock acquired from Aruze Gaming America Inc. Hu said it will also be promoted in Asian gaming markets this year. He noted that the game is not a traditional roulette title and said its appeal comes from that difference.
The game features a bonus stage with multiple ball launches, and jackpots or payouts depend on which pocket the ball eventually lands in. According to Hu, the game’s regulatory treatment differs across Asia because of its hybrid format. Singapore and the Philippines recognise it as an electronic table game, while Macau applies a different classification.
Regulatory Split And Market Use
Hu said Dragon Roulette will not be approved in Macau as roulette because its gameplay and payout structure differ from the typical roulette rules approved by the city’s Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau. In Macau, he said, the game will instead be approved as an electronic gaming machine-like slot.
Interblock says the AMUSE range is aimed at new-to-casino players looking for entertainment that feels different from a standard gaming experience. Hu said the company’s advantage lies in its focus on new game development, with at least 3 to 4 new games entering the market each year.
He also said the company’s approach to refreshing games involves adding new features and functionalities so the products can generate more money for operators. That approach is central to Interblock’s wider strategy in Asia as the company works to broaden its appeal across different casino markets.
Roll To Win Craps Plans
Interblock is also preparing to push its live-dealer-assisted Roll to Win Craps in the Philippines and Macau. The product uses real dice in traditional craps play but can be operated by a single dealer, while also offering chip-free gaming.
The company says its dice recognition system uses advanced imaging, camera technology, and RFID technology to detect dice results automatically and accurately. Hu said a traditional live-dealer craps table normally requires 3 dealers per shift, which can add up to 10 to 12 people per day when pit supervisors are included.
He said the main advantage of Roll to Win Craps is staffing efficiency, while another benefit is that the format should reduce cheating and fraud. In his view, that makes game management more transparent and easier for the casino operator.
Source: GGR Asia
