Real Dealer Studios: Live!
Camera! Action!
Real Dealer Studios employs professional actors, film directors and a post-production crew to
create 'Hollywood-style' cinematography. Shane Cotter, the company's Chief Product Officer, talks G3 through the development process and
pontificates on whether the cinematic, simulated setup could lead to celebrity dealers one day.
Are you a live casino supplier or a production company?
Shane Cotter, Chief Product Officer, Real Dealer Studios
P114 WIRE / PULSE / INSIGHT / REPORTS
It’s good that you’re bringing this up at the start because it’s a critical point: we’re definitely not a live casino supplier. You can think of us as a film production company and an online casino games developer in one – those are the two areas of expertise we bring together. It means that the games we create are high-quality, polished productions that have a radically different feel from what the live studios put out.
What is Real Dealer Studios' USP?
Our USP is that we provide something nobody else can, namely RNG games built using cinema-quality video to create the feel of playing one-on-one with a dealer. Not only is the visual quality way beyond anything else in the industry, but our dealers are also always engaging and deliver a perfect performance 24/7.
Most of your games are set in a private, luxury casino where it’s just the player and the dealer. Is this a niche player demand your catering towards, or a do you feel it’s actually a larger desire of the mass market that other companies have neglected up to this point?
Looking at what was available in the market before we started, we saw that there was an obvious gap. If you wanted to play online with a dealer, your only option was live casino, which, while it has its fans, doesn’t offer an experience
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