Inspired Entertainment, a leading innovator in gaming content and solutions, has officially launched a groundbreaking product in the Canadian iGaming market for Loto Quebec, the nation’s first branded Hybrid Dealer Roulette game.
This innovative offering is now live on Loto-Québec’s online platform, marking a significant milestone in bringing a dynamic, real-casino feel to digital players.
The “Hybrid Dealer” is a proprietary product category developed by Inspired, meticulously designed to bridge the gap between traditional table gameplay and modern gameshow-style entertainment. It achieves this by seamlessly integrating cutting-edge CGI visuals with pre-recorded dealer footage and robust multiplayer gaming elements.
Players will experience features designed to replicate an authentic live casino atmosphere, including precise countdown timers for betting, engaging leaderboards, interactive chat functionality, and synchronized game results that enhance the collective playing experience.
Brooks Pierce, President and CEO of Inspired, highlighted the importance of this launch, stating,
Bringing the first branded Hybrid Dealer Roulette game to Canada is a significant achievement for Inspired. This innovative product exemplifies our dedication to delivering engaging, social, and captivating gaming experiences.
This deployment in Québec is a strategic move, aligning with Inspired’s broader objective of combining its extensive content library with novel delivery methods to target tightly regulated digital markets.
The Canadian launch follows a period of aggressive expansion for Inspired’s iGaming portfolio, which has seen new content partnerships with industry giants like Caesars Entertainment and Ivy Casino.
Earlier this year, the company also reinforced its presence in the UK with a new roulette product for bet365 and an extended supply agreement with Moto Hospitality.
Notably, the “Interactive” segment of Inspired’s business demonstrated strong performance in Q1 2025, growing by 49%, which helped offset weaker results in other verticals such as virtual sports.
