Avanti has entered the Live Casino supplier space with a digital-first model designed around motion capture and AI-driven dealer simulations. Founded by industry veterans Gustaf Hagman and Jonas Delin, the company seeks to address operational challenges associated with physical Live Casino facilities, including staffing, studio infrastructure, and localized table availability.
Product Framework and Market Positioning
The company is headquartered in Stockholm and developed an internal motion capture studio to record the movements of experienced land-based croupiers. The captured data powers digital dealer clones that present multiplayer gaming sessions in real time, with each interaction streamed over a cloud-based protocol optimized for mobile devices.
The first product wave is scheduled to launch during the first quarter of 2026 in regulated markets. Spain will serve as the initial rollout territory, granting operators access to titles such as Toro vs. Matador Live and Live Blackjack. Additional Baccarat and Blackjack formats, Dragon Tiger, and local Top Card variations are slated for release, along with proprietary concepts set for the first half of 2026. The company indicated it is in advanced discussions with operators with respect to integrations and distribution agreements.
Hagman explained the design rationale during the announcement, stating: “Player trust has always been the cornerstone of live casino success. At Avanti, we preserve that trust through genuine real-time multiplayer action while leveraging next-gen technology for flawless execution and scalability. This is Live Casino done better – it’s authentic, reliable, and has been built for the future.”
His background includes co-founding LeoVegas and overseeing its eventual acquisition by MGM Resorts, while Delin previously founded Authentic Gaming, which Genting acquired in 2019.
Digital Dealer Model and Efficiency Claims
The company published details outlining the technical and operational advantages of its approach, including the removal of dealer studios, maintenance costs, staffing, and scheduling. Avanti stated that the digital system supports continuous presentation without gaps in availability or reliance on individual dealer performance. The company also emphasized that all card, wheel, and dice actions are streamed in real time with no pre-recorded components, supporting the session continuity associated with land-based environments.
Delin described the company’s development priorities, saying: “Traditional Live Casino has been slow to embrace innovation. We’ve put technology at the centre, eliminating human error and operational bottlenecks so that operators can focus on growth whilst providing the best possible player experience. Our model enables rapid game launches, continuous feature updates, and game innovation at a pace the industry has never seen in this vertical.”
The press communication added that operators can deploy localized tables with minimal lead times through a subscription or revenue-share commercial model. Avanti stated that provisional estimates indicate significant cost reductions compared to the fixed expenditures common in Live Casino supply. The company further noted that customizable dealer appearance, language, stakes, and brand styling create opportunities to deliver market-specific content at scale.
The live multiplayer format runs on a proprietary Unreal Engine streaming protocol intended for mobile devices. The company presented this as a method for delivering high-definition casino environments with visual and functional consistency, while allowing unlimited expansion across new regions and table types.
The rollout plan includes exclusive formats such as “One Tap” in addition to the core portfolio. Avanti reported that it is in advanced talks with leading operators and will target regulated markets worldwide following its Spanish launch.
Source:
Avanti Enters Live Casino Market With Motion Capture Tech, news.worldcasinodirectory.com, January 12, 2026
