Week covered: 2–8 November 2026. This week brings two roulette distribution updates and two game releases. We checked supplier announcements and product listings, separating the dates of the developments from later syndicated coverage.
Imagine Live plans Gaming1 rollout in Belgium and the Netherlands
Imagine Live announced a partnership with Gaming1 on 2 November, describing it as its first operator agreement covering Belgium and the Netherlands. The planned portfolio includes Roulette Rouge alongside other live games and game shows. This is a distribution agreement, rather than an announcement of a new roulette game.
For players, the useful development is the prospect of another supplier appearing in participating casino lobbies. The announcement does not establish that every title is already available at every Gaming1 brand in both countries. Check the local lobby and the individual table rules before assuming availability or betting limits.
Source: Imagine Live’s 2 November announcement. Our live roulette guide explains the differences between streamed tables and other roulette formats.
Rank adds Pragmatic Play Smart Studio roulette tables
Pragmatic Play’s 3 November announcement names Roulette, Auto Roulette and Auto Speed Roulette among the Smart Studio tables supplied to Rank. The configurable studio presentation uses green-screen technology so the operator can change branding, backgrounds and promotional displays.
The distinction for roulette players is between presentation and play: a different studio backdrop is not evidence of different odds. Compare the actual rules, round pace and minimum stake. In particular, an automated table and a dealer-led table can feel different even when both use familiar roulette bets.
Source: Pragmatic Play’s Rank announcement. This is separate from the supplier’s Logrand agreement in Mexico covered in last week’s roundup.
Amusnet lists Virtual Dynamic Roulette with selectable paytables
Amusnet lists 3 November as the release date for Virtual Dynamic Roulette. Its product page describes a choice of paytables and lists dynamic paytables, fast spin, auto rebet and game history among the features. The supplier publishes an RTP figure of 97.30% and a maximum multiplier of 4,444x.
Those headline figures need context. A maximum multiplier is not a typical result, and the product listing alone does not explain every configuration. Read the selected paytable and in-game rules before placing a bet; do not assume a familiar roulette layout means standard payouts. Availability will depend on the operator and market.
Source: Amusnet’s product specification. Compare the rules with our roulette odds and payouts guide.
Gaming Corps Roulette Blitz appears in the November release schedule
Gaming Corps’ Roulette Blitz is listed by distributor Alea with a 3 November release date. The game also has a dedicated page at Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation, which publishes an RTP range of 96.92%–97.0%. These sources establish a new scheduled release and an operator listing; they do not establish a simultaneous launch in every market.
The published RTP range is a reason to check the particular configuration rather than rely on one percentage quoted elsewhere. RTP is a long-run theoretical measure, not a forecast for a playing session. Check the game’s help screen for the rules and stake limits that apply at your operator.
Sources: Alea’s Gaming Corps release catalogue and OLG’s Roulette Blitz listing.
No additional substantive land-based roulette development was verified for this reporting window. Older announcements republished this week have been excluded.
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