Interblock will present new games, digital technology and an expanded global-growth strategy at G2E 2026 in Las Vegas.
The gaming technology company will use booth 1239 to introduce products under its “ENTER THE NEW” theme. Its presentation will cover electronic table games, interactive entertainment, omnichannel gaming and additional casino segments.
Global Gaming Expo will run from September 28 to October 1, 2026, at The Venetian Expo. The exhibition floor will open from September 29 to October 1.
The event expects more than 25,000 gaming professionals, over 400 exhibitors and participants from more than 120 countries, regions and territories. Its scale gives Las Vegas another major business-event platform connecting gaming, hospitality, entertainment and technology.
For Interblock, the show represents a new development phase combining its established electronic table game expertise with immersive products and digital distribution.
AMUSE targets new casino audiences
AMUSE will take centre stage within Interblock’s G2E presentation.
The category was created to attract and engage audiences beyond conventional casino formats. It complements slots, table games and electronic table games with visually driven and interactive entertainment.
Its mechanics include crash-style gameplay, racing elements, target-based challenges and social interaction. These features reflect efforts by casino suppliers to reach players familiar with mobile games, digital entertainment and faster interactive experiences.
Interblock will display existing AMUSE titles including Destroyer Naval Strike, Battle for Earth, Cosmic Crash, Showtime Frenzy and Marble Run.
Three additional games are also scheduled to make their global debut during G2E 2026.
The new releases will provide casino operators with an opportunity to evaluate how alternative gameplay could fit within entertainment floors traditionally organised around slots and tables.
AMUSE also demonstrates the growing overlap between casino technology and wider location-based entertainment.
Electronic table games remain central
Although Interblock is entering new segments, its established Electronic Table Game portfolio will remain a major part of the Las Vegas showcase.
The company will present developments involving Smart Pit, Stadium, Universal Cabinets, StarBar and standalone gaming solutions.
Electronic table games allow operators to provide familiar casino content through automated, dealer-assisted or stadium-style formats. They can also help venues configure floors around different staffing, capacity and player preferences.
Interblock’s presentation will show how its core portfolio is evolving alongside changing expectations for social engagement, flexibility and digital interfaces.
The company is also expanding across slots, historical horse racing and Class II gaming. This broader product mix could allow it to serve more types of regulated gaming venues and operating models.
Chief Executive Officer Kay Oswald said Interblock is in a strong position but does not intend to stand still.
He said the company continues challenging itself to improve, think differently and remain close to the requirements of customers and players.
Omnichannel solution makes G2E debut
For the first time at G2E, Interblock will introduce its Omnichannel solution.
The platform extends the company’s land-based portfolio into digital environments. It is designed to help operators offer Interblock content through multiple channels while creating more flexible ways for players to access familiar games.
Omnichannel technology has become increasingly important as gaming businesses connect physical venues with online platforms, customer accounts and digital engagement.
For integrated resorts, this shift can support a more continuous relationship with customers before, during and after a property visit. However, deployment must remain consistent with local regulations, age restrictions and responsible-gaming requirements.
The solution also signals a strategic change for Interblock. Instead of focusing exclusively on casino-floor equipment, the company is developing a connected content ecosystem spanning physical and digital environments.
G2E provides an appropriate setting for that introduction because the exhibition covers casino equipment, iGaming, payments, cybersecurity, hospitality technology and regulatory compliance.
Industry feedback will guide development
Interblock plans to use G2E as more than a product-launch platform.
Meetings with casino operators and industry professionals will help the company collect information about gameplay preferences, product performance, features and customer experiences.
This direct feedback can influence future game mechanics, hardware development and operational improvements. It can also help Interblock adapt products for different international markets.
Casino requirements vary according to regulation, venue type, customer profile and regional gaming culture. Conversations with operators can therefore help determine which solutions have the strongest potential in specific destinations.
The company’s global-growth strategy will depend on combining scalable technology with local market knowledge.
G2E supports Las Vegas event tourism
G2E contributes to the meetings and conventions economy that supports Las Vegas beyond leisure tourism.
Thousands of attendees generate demand for hotels, restaurants, transportation and entertainment. The event also reinforces the city’s position as a global meeting place for regulated gaming and integrated-resort development.
Its programme includes more than 100 educational sessions covering regulation, technology and business strategy. The exhibition also features hospitality, guest-experience, payments, security and operational solutions.
These areas increasingly connect casino technology with the wider visitor journey.
Integrated resorts compete through accommodation, dining, entertainment, loyalty programmes and digital services alongside gaming. Technology suppliers must therefore consider how their products affect broader guest engagement and venue operations.
Interblock prepares for global expansion
Interblock’s G2E 2026 strategy brings together product diversification, digital expansion and international growth.
AMUSE introduces alternative entertainment mechanics. The core electronic table portfolio provides continuity, while the Omnichannel solution extends the company into connected digital environments.
Expansion into slots, historical horse racing and Class II gaming further broadens its addressable market.
Visitors at booth 1239 will be able to examine these developments and the three new AMUSE titles.
For Las Vegas, the showcase adds another technology-led attraction to a major international convention. For Interblock, it provides a global stage to define the next chapter of its gaming ecosystem.
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