Interblock Unveils Omnichannel Platform Two Years After First iGaming Push
Interblock will publicly present the platform for the first time at G2E 2026 in Las Vegas, according to an AGBrief report published on September 15. G2E runs from September 28 to October 1. The platform is designed to connect Interblock content across physical casino floors and online environments.
The company has not named a commercial launch date, first operator, target jurisdiction or initial list of online games.
The Online Build Started in 2024
Interblock's digital work predates the new platform. In June 2024, the company signed a deal with Black Cow Technology to develop RNG table games. The plan included an Interblock-owned remote gaming server built using Black Cow technology, initially for single-player RNG products.
Online multiplayer games were also under consideration. Black Cow's system included separate single-player RGS, jackpot and multiplayer components, according to the 2024 partnership announcement. Interblock is showing Omnichannel publicly in September 2026 – about 27 months later.
There was an earlier target. In a January 2025 Gambling Insider interview, then-CEO John Connelly said the company planned to release its online offering during 2025. He also said some AMUSE products were expected online before the end of that year.
Interblock has not said whether either launch happened in 2025. The new Omnichannel announcement gives no date for commercial availability.
First Look Comes at G2E
The new announcement takes the project beyond the RGS work disclosed in 2024. Interblock now has a named product and will put it in front of G2E visitors in Las Vegas. What remains unclear is what customers can actually take live first.
The company has not released an initial online game list. It has also not named an operator, jurisdiction or integration partner for the platform.
Interblock's land-based range includes Smart Pit, Stadium, Universal Cabinets, StarBar and standalone products. The announcement does not specify which of these are being adapted for online distribution.
Multiplayer Could Be the Bigger Test
Black Cow's 2024 announcement covered more than single-player RNG games. Multiplayer development was also part of the plan.
That makes the first Omnichannel catalogue worth watching. A launch limited to single-player titles would largely follow the original RGS project. Multiplayer table products would show that Interblock has moved further into the online side of its existing casino-floor model.
There is still no confirmed first operator or regulated online market attached to the platform. G2E may show how much of Interblock's physical portfolio is ready for online distribution and whether Omnichannel is already at the commercial integration stage.