Evolution Is Evaluating an AI-Powered Live Dealer Game

Evolution executive Martin Carlesund said the company is evaluating an AI-powered live dealer game. Speaking at a meeting on the company's third quarter 2026 financial results, Carlesund said such a game could only complement the existing products.

According to Carlesund, an AI dealer game should be thought of as similar to a game based on a random number generator. In his view, this game will not replace live games with real dealers. Recently, new live casino ventures aiming to reduce costs with AI-powered games have emerged. Among them, Avanti Studios and Sentient Studios chose blackjack as a proof of concept.

Carlesund also said the company is making heavy use of AI across the group. He said the company is assessing where the technology can make progress and which functions it can replace. In his view, the goal is to gain real returns from AI and significantly increase efficiency.

Meanwhile, Evolution's random number generator based games grew faster than its main live casino product in the third quarter. This growth has continued for five quarters in a row. The company has also set up a new studio called Spinning Whale, focused on the US market. The studio's first game will be released next month.