Scout Gaming Group to launch AI-powered live casino platform

(PRESS RELEASE) -- Scout Gaming Group, the licensed B2B gaming technology supplier, is preparing the commercial launch of Scout AI Casino, an AI-native live casino platform, with its first operators. The first tables are expected to go live in Q4 2026, subject to the required market approvals.

Scout AI Casino replaces the filmed live-dealer model with photorealistic AI dealers that talk with players in real time, in languages including English, Swedish, German, Spanish, Portuguese and Greek. Blackjack are the launch game. Operators can set the dealer's personality, language, table design and branding, and add new tables without building studio capacity. The architecture also supports authorized personality-branded tables, subject to rights agreements.

The AI dealer presents the game but never decides it. Cards, spins and outcomes come from a separate, certified RNG and game-engine architecture. The platform connects through the same integration as Scout's fantasy sports products, using the operator's existing wallet, KYC and responsible-gambling controls.

John Ryott, CEO of Scout Gaming Group, said: "Live casino has been built the same way for twenty years: a studio, a camera and a dealer on shift. We've rebuilt it around AI. Operators can launch a table in their own language, with their own brand and dealer personality, while game outcomes stay with certified game engines. Going to market with operators already on board shows the demand is there."

Scout will demonstrate Scout AI Casino at ICE Barcelona in January 2027. Operators and platforms can request a demonstration ready for launch Q4.