COVER STORY – INTERBLOCK


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nterblock will return to G2E 2026 with one of its most comprehensive presentations to date, showcasing new games, game mechanics, advancements across its portfolio, and the next phase of the company’s global growth. At Booth #1239, Interblock invites the industry to ENTER THE NEW.


Interblock is building on the strengths that have established the company as a leader in gaming technology while continuing to raise the standard across product quality, service, execution, and


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customer experience. At the same time, Interblock is introducing new ways to play, expanding its portfolio, and extending its reach beyond the traditional casino floor. “Interblock is in a very strong position, and we are not standing still,” said Kay Oswald, CEO of Interblock. “We are challenging ourselves to keep improving, to think differently, and to stay close to what our customers and their players need. G2E is an opportunity to demonstrate the work already underway across the business, and I am excited for the industry to see what we


have accomplished and where we’re headed.”


AMUSE, Interblock’s category of casino entertainment designed to engage new audiences, will have a prominent presence at G2E. Designed to create a distinct, immersive area on the casino floor alongside slots, table games, and ETGs, AMUSE introduces highly visual and intuitive experiences built around mechanics not traditionally found in casino gaming, including crash play, racing, targeting, community interaction,


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