Challenge
Orion InfoSolutions provides live casino game development, maintenance, and custom solutions for online casinos. Build engaging and reliable live casino experiences.
Here are the primary challenges our developers face during the lifecycle of Live Casino Software development:
- The "Zero Latency" Requirement
- Wallet & Transaction Integrity
- Regulatory & Jurisdictional Logic
- Scalability and "Burst" Traffic
- Security & Anti-Fraud
- NTP time-stamping & WebSocket streams.
- Redis caching & asynchronous ledger updates.
- Modular jurisdictional rule engines.
- Horizontal scaling with Kubernetes & Erlang/Elixir.
Orion InfoSolutions provides live casino game development, maintenance, and custom solutions for online casinos. Build engaging and reliable live casino experiences.
Here are the primary challenges our developers face during the lifecycle of Live Casino Software development:
- The "Zero Latency" Requirement
- Wallet & Transaction Integrity
- Regulatory & Jurisdictional Logic
- Scalability and "Burst" Traffic
- Security & Anti-Fraud
- NTP time-stamping & WebSocket streams.
- Redis caching & asynchronous ledger updates.
- Modular jurisdictional rule engines.
- Horizontal scaling with Kubernetes & Erlang/Elixir.
Solution
Here is a breakdown of the core solutions provided during the development and integration of a Live Casino Software.
The Core Architecture
- Video Streaming Engine: Delivers low-latency (usually <1 second) HD or 4K video feeds. It uses WebRTC or HLS protocols to ensure the dealer’s actions and the player’s UI are perfectly synced.
- Optical Character Recognition (OCR): This is the "magic" tech. Cameras over the table use OCR to read card values or roulette numbers and instantly convert them into digital data for the API to process.
- Game Control Unit (GCU): A hardware device at every table that encodes the video and table data, sending it to the server in real-time.
- Allows players to use their main casino balance directly in the live game without manually "transferring" funds to a game-specific pocket.
- Developers build the API to support multiple concurrent sessions, letting a player bet on Blackjack and Roulette on the same screen.
- Beyond just "Win/Loss," the API handles complex "Perfect Pairs" or "21+3" side bets, calculating odds and payouts instantly.
- A dashboard for the operator to set table limits, view real-time RTP (Return to Player), and monitor dealer performance.
Here is a breakdown of the core solutions provided during the development and integration of a Live Casino Software.
The Core Architecture
- Video Streaming Engine: Delivers low-latency (usually <1 second) HD or 4K video feeds. It uses WebRTC or HLS protocols to ensure the dealer’s actions and the player’s UI are perfectly synced.
- Optical Character Recognition (OCR): This is the "magic" tech. Cameras over the table use OCR to read card values or roulette numbers and instantly convert them into digital data for the API to process.
- Game Control Unit (GCU): A hardware device at every table that encodes the video and table data, sending it to the server in real-time.
- Allows players to use their main casino balance directly in the live game without manually "transferring" funds to a game-specific pocket.
- Developers build the API to support multiple concurrent sessions, letting a player bet on Blackjack and Roulette on the same screen.
- Beyond just "Win/Loss," the API handles complex "Perfect Pairs" or "21+3" side bets, calculating odds and payouts instantly.
- A dashboard for the operator to set table limits, view real-time RTP (Return to Player), and monitor dealer performance.
Results
In the development and integration of Live Casino software, "results" refer to the deliverables and data outputs that developers provide to operators. These ensure the platform is functional, secure, and compliant with gambling regulations.
The results of a live casino software development project typically fall into four main categories according to our company:
Technical Deliverables (The Integration Package)
Operational Data Outputs (The Real-Time Feed)
Back-Office & Administrative Tools
Compliance & Security Results
In the development and integration of Live Casino software, "results" refer to the deliverables and data outputs that developers provide to operators. These ensure the platform is functional, secure, and compliant with gambling regulations.
The results of a live casino software development project typically fall into four main categories according to our company:
Technical Deliverables (The Integration Package)
Operational Data Outputs (The Real-Time Feed)
Back-Office & Administrative Tools
Compliance & Security Results