Real Dealer teams up with Kaizen Gaming for Greece, Romania debut

Provider of cinematic RNG casino content has joined forces with big-name operator Kaizen Gaming to take titles live at its Stoiximan and Betano brands

Real Dealer Studios, pioneer of cinematically produced online casino games, has made its debut in Romania and Greece after teaming up with tier-one operator, Kaizen Gaming.

Under the deal, players at popular brands Stoiximan and Betano will be able to access the provider’s hugely entertaining games for the very first time.

Real Dealer’s suite of cinematic RNG titles, which are made using recorded video of dealers and gameplay, represent a crossover between the worlds of film and iGaming.

This pioneering approach to game development uses filmmaking technology, professional actors, film directors and post-production crew to deliver Hollywood levels of quality the likes of which can’t be found anywhere else in the online gaming sector.

The carefully curated productions provide the player with a one-on-one casino experience where they are made to feel like a VIP.

Shane Cotter, Chief Product Officer at Real Dealer Studios, said: “Our cinematic RNG games have proved to be blockbuster hits in a wide range of markets and we believe they will be just as popular in Greece and Romania.

“Our games allow operators such as Kaizen Gaming to deliver a stand-out player experience and provide content that keeps players engaged and entertained at all times.

“This is an important agreement for Real Dealer as it forms part of wider plans to continue to expand into regulated markets across Europe and beyond, and with the leading operators in each.”

Christos Mavridis, Live Casino Manager at Kaizen Gaming, added: “Real Dealer is the real deal. Its cinematic RNG casino games are like nothing we have seen in the market before and deliver unprecedented levels of fun and excitement.

“It is integrations such as this that allow us to stand out from our rivals and set the standard for others to follow in our core markets of Romania and Greece.”