On Air Entertainment Launches Standard Roulette, the live casino development company’s second live title after Standard Blackjack. (Image from onairentertainment.com)
For fans of live casino games, new iGaming developers making their way in such a competitive industry is always great news. In recent months, we have seen new names, including Swintt and BETER getting their foot in the door of major markets, while Stakelogic and EGT are two longstanding iGaming development companies that have shifted some focus towards developing live studios and live dealer games.
On Air Entertainment is yet another, and despite launching in November 2021, the development company has now revealed it has launched its second live dealer title, Standard Roulette. The brand is making sure and steady steps by concentrating on casino classics primarily, and that is certainly what Roulette is. That title follows On Air’s release of its first title, Standard Blackjack, at the end of November 2021.
On the outside, it might look like On Air Entertainment is achieving all of this under its own steam; however, the company is getting a big push in the right direction as it is powered by Microgaming. Operating through this iGaming powerhouse instantly gives On Air Entertainment access to markets it would struggle to break into on its own. The firm already has its games featured at major online casinos in the UK such as BetVictor and 32Red as well as at MGA-licensed casinos, including Royal Vegas and Spin Casino.
About On Air Entertainment: Founded in December 2020 and with a team comprising over 100 years of combined iGaming experience, On Air Entertainment is a live brand worth keeping an eye on. The dream began with the creation of the firm’s first studio in Latvia, and once On Air Entertainment had created Standard Blackjack, that dream continued to become a reality at a rapid pace.
On Air’s Standard Roulette: The firm’s take on a casino classic!
On Air Entertainment has once again taken a player-first approach to the launch of its second title. The game itself is the standard version of roulette, but it uses cutting-edge technology to deliver multiple camera angles and support for over 20 languages, to all mobile and desktop devices. Standard Roulette uses rules from the European variation of the game. You can place racetrack bets, straight up bets, and even special bets, including complete bets and the Finales en Plein. You also have access to statistics that cover your previous 500 bets, current numbers proving hot and cold, and more.
While On Air Entertainment continues to work on new live titles, the firm also has plans to make a push into new markets in the coming months. Greece is the next market the firm plans to infiltrate while other European states will surely be on the list as well. As for planned releases, next up is Auto Roulette, according to On Air Entertainment.
Armands Zalitis, On Air Entertainment’s Head of Product, released a statement with words to the effect of:
“We’re extremely happy to release Standard Roulette so shortly after our debut release of Standard Blackjack. The team is so proud that we have come a long way is such a short space of time, but that is down to the hard work and dedication of the excellent team we have at On Air Entertainment.”
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