TLDR
- Interblock has launched a new Omnichannel platform to move its casino games into the online space.
- The platform aims to connect land-based casino floors with digital gaming experiences.
- Interblock will publicly debut the platform at G2E 2026 in Las Vegas, running September 28 to October 1.
- No launch date, target countries, or specific games have been confirmed yet.
- The move fits into Interblock’s wider push into slots, historical horse racing, and its AMUSE entertainment category.
Interblock, a maker of electronic table games, has announced a new platform called Omnichannel. The platform is built to take the company’s casino games beyond the physical gaming floor and into digital spaces.
The company says the goal is to give players a connected experience whether they are sitting at a casino or playing on a screen elsewhere. This would let casino operators offer the same content across more than one channel.
Interblock has not shared many details yet. The company has not said when the platform will launch commercially.
It also has not named which countries will get access first. There is no list yet of which specific games will appear on the platform.
What We Know About the Launch
Interblock confirmed the Omnichannel platform will be shown to the public for the first time at the Global Gaming Expo. The event, known as G2E 2026, takes place at the Venetian Expo in Las Vegas.
The show runs from September 28 through October 1. This will give casino operators and other industry visitors a first look at how the new system works.
Until then, Interblock has only described the platform in general terms. The company calls it a step into digital gaming that builds on its existing land-based products.
Interblock is best known for its electronic table games. Its current lineup includes Smart Pit, Stadium, Universal Cabinets, StarBar, and several standalone products.
The company has said it plans to keep developing these existing products. At the same time, it is working to add new channels like Omnichannel for players to reach its content.
Other Areas of Growth
Beyond table games, Interblock is also expanding into slots. The company is working in historical horse racing machines as well.
It is also active in Class II gaming machines. These are all part of what the company describes as a broader plan to grow its product range.
Interblock has not said if any of these existing products will be part of the first games offered on Omnichannel. That detail, like the launch timing, remains unannounced.
One other growth area for the company is AMUSE. This is a casino entertainment category Interblock created to draw in new types of players.
AMUSE relies on game styles not usually tied to casino gaming. These include crash-style games, racing formats, targeting games, and features that let players interact with each other.
Interblock has not confirmed whether AMUSE games will be part of the Omnichannel launch. The company has described both AMUSE and Omnichannel as separate but connected parts of its plan to grow its audience.
For now, the clearest confirmed fact is the debut date. Interblock will show the Omnichannel platform publicly for the first time at G2E 2026 in Las Vegas starting September 28.
