The supplier’s new solution will bring things back to earth as retail gaming undergoes a post-pandemic resurgence.

Gravity will, “one by one,” bring online games into an offline setting, complete with unique features and functionality.

For example, it will offer players simultaneous bets on up to the next 20 rounds, and provide operators with flexible bet limits.

Among the benefits Pascal believes Gravity will provide, it said: “One by one, the brand’s high-quality solutions will be available for retail establishments, thus increasing players’ choice and giving operators’ further options for their business operations.”

For now, two games are ready for retail: Double Wheel and Non-Stop Roulette. Meanwhile, a third is in the works. Odd Ball will soon join them, offering “an involving football environment for crash game lovers.”

Gravity can be integrated via BetConstruct or can be “given as a frame,” said Pascal, “whichever is more convenient.”

This new product is based on Pascal’s “provable fairness” system, an algorithm that supposedly guarantees each game is fair. Players can check a product’s fairness by scanning a QR code available in-game.

“Shortly, more and more Pascal games will join to breathe new life into a land-based world,” the provider remarked.

“What else could be this sensational other than helping partners deliver a winsome gaming experience to their players and expanding their business.”

Pascal also teased future developments for retail operators, adding that “new surprises for bet shops” are “coming soon.”