The supplier will present three new AMUSE titles alongside developments in electronic table games, slots, HHR and Class II gaming at Booth 1239
Interblock’s G2E presentation will show operators how its wider product strategy is moving beyond its established electronic table game business.
The supplier will exhibit at Booth 1239 during G2E 2026 at The Venetian Expo in Las Vegas. The event runs from 28 September to 1 October, with the expo hall opening from 29 September.
AMUSE leads the product presentation
AMUSE will take a central position on the Interblock stand. The product line combines familiar entertainment mechanics with real-money casino play.
The G2E lineup will include Destroyer: Naval Strike, Battle for Earth, Cosmic Crash, Showtime Frenzy and Marble Run. Interblock will also debut three previously unannounced AMUSE games, providing an early view of how the category is developing.
AMUSE was introduced as an additional category alongside slots, traditional table games and electronic table games. Its titles use arcade, crash, competition and other interactive mechanics intended to offer a different style of casino-floor play.
The product line made its commercial Las Vegas debut at The Cosmopolitan earlier in 2026.
Electronic table games remain central
Interblock will also present developments across its established electronic table game portfolio.
The display will cover Smart Pit, Stadium products, Universal Cabinets, StarBar and standalone gaming solutions. These products support live and automated table game configurations across casinos with different floor layouts and operating models.
Smart Pit combines live-dealer games with electronic bet placement. Stadium products allow multiple games and live or automated sources to be offered within a shared environment. Universal Cabinets provide individual play stations that can connect players with a wider selection of content.
Interblock said the portfolio gives operators options for managing floor space, staffing and game capacity while retaining familiar table game formats.
Portfolio expands into additional gaming sectors
The supplier’s growing slots, historical horse racing and Class II businesses will also form part of the presentation.
Interblock has expanded beyond its traditional ETG specialisation as it seeks to serve more casino markets and operating environments. Visitors will also receive an initial look at plans to extend Interblock content beyond the conventional casino floor.
The company has not yet provided full details of these off-floor applications.
New CEO places focus on execution
G2E will be Interblock’s first major Las Vegas presentation since Kay Oswald was appointed CEO in July 2026.
His appointment followed a period of operational changes within the business. Interblock said its priorities now include product innovation, customer service, internal collaboration and clearer processes for taking products from development to commercial deployment.
The company also intends to work more closely with operators on placement, configuration, servicing and the commercial suitability of its products.
Feedback from casino customers, content creators and other industry participants will be used to assess game mechanics, functionality, ease of play and player appeal.
Interblock presents this year’s “Enter the New” theme as a reflection of both its expanding product portfolio and its wider efforts to improve execution and customer support.
Interblock operates across 145 countries and offers more than 200 product variations.
