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Gambling VTubers: Stake launches virtual hosts for live casino games

The hosts will run games with the usual interactive interface, but with fully animated models, backgrounds and props.

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Virtual live casino hosts
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Amino Studios will use its technology to turn live casino hosts into VTuber-style avatars on Stake
Amino hopes to work with celebrities and influencers to introduce sprites of them into the platform too

Stake is launching animated, virtual hosts on its online casino platform through Animo Studios.

The technology uses a combination of advanced motion capture, live broadcasting, machine learning, and proprietary software and hardware to turn croupiers into VTuber-style hosts.

In keeping with the VTuber theme, these animated hosts will also have unique names, storylines and personalities.

These hosts will be able to interact with objects in their environment, meaning they can spin wheels and run the games as a standard croupier would be able to.

Amino is also planning on offering 'celebrities and influencers' the chance to insert IP-based characters into these game shows.

While VTubers began life as individual creators, companies have integrated VTuber hosts in marketing or other campaigns for many years already.

Some notable examples include Nissin Foods, the Immune Deficiency Foundation, the Los Angeles Dodgers and Simon Fraser University.

{{QUOTE}}Animo is set to reshape table games, game shows, and beyond, reimagining how we play, connect, and engage online. The live entertainment space has stagnated for too long, and we see enormous potential to bridge the gap between gaming and iGaming{{/QUOTE}

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The first VTuber was launched in 2010, but the genre found popularity in 2016 and several major production companies have since been founded on the premise

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