Cinematic Quality Meets Immersive
Gameplay in DS Virtual’s Roulette SBC Summit DS Virtual Gaming
DS Virtual Gaming announces the launch of its latest innovation — a next-generation roulette game developed in collaboration with the renowned animation studio behind the Marvel films, bringing cinematic quality and immersive gameplay to virtual gaming and setting a new industry standard.
Te game combines the classic appeal of roulette with high-end, movie- quality animations, delivering a visually striking and engaging experience where every spin is brought to life with smooth, realistic motion and dynamic effects - a direct result of working with a studio known for blockbuster Hollywood productions. With a Return to Player (RTP) of 97.3 per cent, it offers competitive odds while maintaining excitement and entertainment, appealing to both casual players and experienced users seeking a fair and rewarding game.
Available online and in retail betting environments, the game offers complete flexibility for operators and players through multiple channels: Cashier System, allowing retail operators to take bets directly and print tickets; Order Ticket Solution, enabling players to place bets via their own
From Epic Wins to Nordic Myths:
Booming Games’ Hold and Win SBC Summit Booming Games
Few mechanics have captured player attention quite like Booming Games' Hold and Win. Craig Asling, Director of Games, explains why Hold and Win is a platform to push boundaries and deliver experiences that stand out in an increasingly competitive market.
Our philosophy has always been to respect what players love about Hold and Win while finding ways to make it feel new again. Tat balance of familiarity and innovation has been the key to our success.
Tat success is evident across some of our standout titles. Buffalo Hold and Win Extreme 10,000 became a fan-favourite with its epic win potential delivered through multiple reel sets that create a real player chase to unlock them all by collecting symbols and then our 64 Gold Coins Hold and Win showcased how theme and mechanics can combine to create highly engaging gameplay with dynamics expanding reel set and boosted prizes delivered through our “Coin Blitz” feature.
Building on that momentum, in Q4 this year our upcoming titles; Shields of Gold Valkyrie Hold and Win promises a heroic Nordic mythological twist on the mechanic with its Wild Transform mechanic merging a cash collect also with a catalyst to trigger multiple ways to trigger the Hold and
device or a shop computer, which the cashier validates and prints; and Self-Service Betting Terminals (SSBT), providing a fully autonomous betting experience in physical locations. Tis multi-channel availability ensures seamless integration into existing infrastructures, offering a modern solution without compromising operational flow.
As DS Virtual Gaming continues to push the boundaries of virtual sports and casino games, this new roulette title reflects a strong commitment to innovation, quality, and entertainment, promising both spectacle and substance for operators looking to expand their portfolio and players seeking an immersive spin on a timeless classic.
Win with guaranteed prize pot awards, following this Mr Oinkster Hold and Win is set to charm audiences with playful character-led gameplay.
As a sneak peak, early next year we have some exciting new titles: Diamonds Diamond Diamonds Hold and Win which delivers a super polished modern take on the classic theme and then Ultra Buffalo Hold and Win, will be a flagship release featuring a Hold and Win Bonus with an unlockable reel set and the groundbreaking Ultra Reel — capable of boosting or multiplying prizes by up to x20.
We’re only scratching the surface of what Hold and Win can be. With fresh features, bold themes, and new technologies, we’re creating experiences that will excite players, delight operators, and continue to drive the genre forward.
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