First Look at Live Roulette 360 from Portomaso Gaming

Portomaso Gaming launches Live Casino Roulette 360 from Oracle Casino in Malta; same tables, with new cameras angles.

Portomaso Gaming, a collaboration between Grinder Ltd and Wirex, is upgrading its live, in-casino services this month. Last week, the announcement came down that the live studio group’s enhancements to their live roulette tables at Oracle Casino are complete. They’ve even fancied up the name, as well, changing it from plain old Live Roulette, to Roulette 360.

First things first, let me clear up any probable confusion. The new Roulette 360 games streaming from the Malta casino are not the same as the new 360 Roulette from Extreme Live Gaming.

That platform, also launched last week, offers an augmented reality version of live roulette. Portomaso Gaming’s version, Roulette 360, is a physical, in-casino table game. It would seem the numerical label 360 is trending at the moment.

Live Casino Roulette 360 – What’s New?

Portomaso Gaming is the producer of a live casino stream platform headquartered in its namesake location of Portomaso, Malta. The company hosts live dealer games direct from the gaming floors of Malta’s Oracle Casino and Portomaso Casino, as well as from a studio located within Portomaso Casino.

For the last few years, they’ve been streaming high-quality action from Oracle’s in-casino roulette tables. There’s nothing new in that regard. The tables, croupiers, rules, and payouts are all the same. What is different, however, is the technology they’re using to do it.

Over the last few weeks, the tech crews of Portomaso Gaming have been installing new equipment at Oracle Casino. It includes a whole new range of cameras, positioned to give viewers a lot more angles of the roulette table and wheel. Maybe not an entire 360-degree angle view – no one wants or needs to see that much – but a lot more angles of the table and wheel, including a perfectly straight-overhead aerial view.

The User Interface is also brand new. Portomaso completed a structural overhaul of the UI to give players a more user-friendly experience. It’s crisp, clean, easy to navigate – a far cry better than the previous edition.

Live Roulette 360 Conversion to HTML5

While the above upgrades are sure to be noticeable for players, this last one may not. But I assure you, it’s a vast improvement over the old version. It may very well be the single item on the revamp menu that drove the platform’s creators to upgrade their services in the first place.

The new Live Casino Roulette 360 tables nowinstitute HTML5 programming. Prior to this, PC was the best way to play, as many users had trouble accessing the tables via mobile. Converting to HTML5 means that the software is, by default, optimized for all devices (desktop, laptop, smartphone, and tablet); and all major operating systems (Windows, Mac, Linux, Ubuntu, Android, iOS, Blackberry, Windows Phone, etc.)

Aside from increasing accessibility, there’s another advantage here. The big difference that most veterna users will identify is that Flash is no longer required. Although HTML5 does run on Flash, it’s built in. That means no more pop-up messages requesting the user download or enable Flash to continue. It just works, on any device, anytime.