LuckyStreak revamps Live European Roulette with mobile-first redesign
Riga-based live casino provider LuckyStreak has relaunched its Live European Roulette title with a new mobile-friendly interface, added social features and multiple camera angles.
LuckyStreak, the Riga-based live games supplier, has announced an overhaul of its Live European Roulette product, introducing a redesigned mobile-first interface aimed at improving usability and engagement for players on smaller screens.
The update, announced on 16 January 2025, focuses on portrait-mode optimisation, with a colourful layout and thumb-friendly controls for chip selection and bet placement. The game now includes multiple camera views covering both the wheel and table, giving players a fuller perspective of the action.
New features and social tools
The refreshed title also offers simplified access to the casino lobby to support multi-table play, along with visible game statistics, previous results, hot and cold numbers, and individual play history. Social functionality has been expanded too, allowing players to chat with dealers and other users, and react using emojis. A separate version of the game has also been built specifically for sweepstakes and social casino platforms.
Auto Roulette update to follow
Alongside the European Roulette relaunch, LuckyStreak is preparing to release an updated version of its Auto Roulette game, featuring a new interface and support for up to 100 spins per hour. The dealer-free format will include multilingual options, designed to suit faster-paced play.
Erez Cywier, chief technology officer and co-founder of LuckyStreak, described the roulette relaunch as the company’s most complex project to date, saying lessons learned from previous updates to its Blackjack and Baccarat titles helped shape the new release. He said the changes reflect an ongoing focus on improving product quality, both for players and for operator partners, spanning games, promotional tools, API integration and back-office systems.
LuckyStreak has produced and streamed live dealer casino games since 2014. Its LuckyConnect platform, launched in 2017, provides operators with API access to a library of more than 4,000 live dealer and third-party games from suppliers including Pragmatic Play, Yggdrasil, Ruby Play, PG Soft and Red Rake Gaming.