Reports published 15–22 October 2026. This week’s roulette roundup follows a new route into Italy for Imagine Live’s games, Amusnet’s plans to show live and automated roulette in Rome, and a newly published report on NOVOMATIC’s electronic table-game display at G2E. The exhibition preview and post-show report are identified below so their dates are clear.
Imagine Live adds an Italian distribution route for Roulette Rouge
Announced 21 October 2026 · Online and live casino
Imagine Live has named Microgame as its first aggregator in Italy, opening a distribution route through a network of more than 35 licensed operators. Its announcement names Roulette Rouge among the original game shows in the wider portfolio being made available through Microgame’s platform, alongside established live-casino games.
The agreement is a distribution development, rather than the launch of a new roulette game. It gives Italian operators another way to add Imagine Live content, but it does not establish that every operator in Microgame’s network has already launched every title. The supplier also points to its work on locally tailored games, including Italian-speaking dealers for Blackjack Italiano.
For roulette players, the useful question is which games actually appear in a participating operator’s lobby and what rules they use. A roulette-themed game show should not be assumed to have the same bet structure or payouts as a conventional table. Our live roulette guide explains what to check before choosing a streamed game.
Source: Imagine Live’s Microgame partnership announcement, 21 October 2026.
Amusnet previews Italian Roulette and an automated centre for Rome
Announced 19 October 2026 · Upcoming live and land-based showcase
Amusnet plans to put both streamed and physical roulette technology on display at SiGMA World 2026, taking place at Fiera Roma from 2 to 5 November. Its preview identifies Italian Roulette as part of its focus on table games customised for different markets.
The land-based presentation will include an automatic roulette centre and Type B Terminals, alongside the company’s slot-cabinet range. This puts two ways of delivering roulette within the same exhibition: live games streamed to online players and equipment intended for casino floors.
This is a preview of a forthcoming trade show. It is not confirmation of a new casino installation, and the announcement does not give table-specific roulette payout schedules or player availability dates. The distinction matters because an exhibition demonstration can precede an operator rollout. If a game reaches a casino you use, compare its displayed rules and limits with the basics in our roulette rules guide.
Source: Amusnet’s SiGMA World preview, 19 October 2026.
G2E recap puts NOVOMATIC’s 88 Roulette in the spotlight
Report published 15 October 2026 · Earlier event: 29 September–1 October
A post-show report published by G3 Newswire on 15 October describes NOVOMATIC’s electronic table-game presentation at G2E Las Vegas. Alongside its broader casino equipment range, the company showed developments for the Novo Unity Pro platform, including the Classic Core standalone solution and an offering called 88 Roulette.
The exhibition itself took place at the Venetian Expo from 29 September to 1 October. This item is therefore a newly published recap of that earlier event, rather than a claim that G2E happened this week. The report names 88 Roulette but does not provide enough detail to independently assess its rules, payout schedule or availability in individual casinos.
The player-facing point is to judge any electronic roulette installation by the rules shown at its terminal. A product name or a new cabinet design does not tell you which roulette variant is running. Before playing, check the wheel, payouts, minimum stake and maximum bet; our odds and payouts guide provides a reference for conventional roulette bets.
Source: G3 Newswire’s NOVOMATIC G2E recap, 15 October 2026.
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Editorial note: this roundup is based on the linked announcements and reporting, checked on 22 October 2026. Supplier descriptions are attributed rather than treated as independent product tests. All three images are AI-generated editorial illustrations in RouletteVision’s house style.