Real Dealer Studios takes an unusual route to casino realism: its dealers are filmed like actors in a movie, then those high-quality video scenes are combined with RNG gameplay. Founded in 2019 and based in Malta, the studio created the format as an alternative to both animated table games and conventional live dealer streams. The result looks like a private dealer session, but outcomes are generated by software rather than by a live table running in real time. Real Dealer now applies that cinematic approach to roulette, blackjack, baccarat, money-wheel games, dice titles and casual formats. The company is distributed exclusively through Games Global and has also built a celebrity collection featuring actor and former footballer Vinnie Jones.
Cinematic RNG casino games using professionally filmed dealers, actors and movie-style production.
Recorded-video RNG technology, private-table presentation and the Vinnie Jones celebrity collection.
Vinnie Jones Roulette, Fortune Finder with Sarati, Vault Run Roulette, Flipping Fortunes
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Vinnie Jones Roulette turns the actor and former footballer into a personal roulette host. Professionally filmed scenes are connected to RNG results so Vinnie can appear to react to the action without a live stream.
Fortune Finder with Sarati is Real Dealer's cinematic take on a TV-style money wheel. Sarati hosts each round through pre-recorded scenes that react to the player's results.
Vault Run Roulette gives the studio's roulette engine a heist theme. The game includes a collection feature that can lead to a guaranteed bonus award based on the player's average bet.
Flipping Fortunes moves Real Dealer outside its usual roulette-and-card territory with a cinematic coin-toss game. Players choose a side and watch the filmed flip play out in different environments.
Real Dealer Studios was established in 2019 with the goal of bringing professional filmmaking techniques into online casino games. Its early Real Roulette and Real Baccarat releases introduced the studio's core idea: record actors and game scenes at high quality, then integrate them into an RNG engine. Distribution expanded quickly through aggregation partnerships, while certifications opened additional regulated markets. The provider later added money-wheel games, faster roulette variants, sports crossovers and themed adaptations. More recently, Real Dealer has pushed the cinematic concept further through celebrity-led titles starring Vinnie Jones and through casual games that do not rely on a traditional table format. Its catalog is now distributed exclusively through Games Global.
The studio's defining technology is the combination of prerecorded video and random-number-generated outcomes. Because the dealer is not actually streaming a live table, the presentation can be tightly directed, edited and repeated with consistent lighting, sound and performance. Real Dealer uses professional actors, film crews and post-production work to create the feeling of a private one-to-one session. The RNG structure also allows rounds to resume after a connection interruption, while video quality can adjust to the player's bandwidth.
No. The dealers and hosts are professionally filmed in advance, while the game result is produced by an RNG. The video scene shown to the player is matched to the round and its outcome.
The studio films a large library of dealer actions and responses. Its game engine selects the appropriate scenes so the presentation feels personal even though the dealer is not broadcasting live.
Real Dealer built a celebrity range around Vinnie Jones, using its film-production model to place him in roulette, blackjack, Card Chase and other hosted experiences.
Because outcomes are RNG-based rather than tied to a live table, the game can preserve the round and resume play after the connection returns.