Playson is a slot studio founded in 2012, with offices in Malta and Slovakia, best known for its Hold and Win games such as Coin Strike: Hold and Win. Trade press reports licences from the UK Gambling Commission and the Malta Gaming Authority, and a Class II licence in Romania. We haven't reviewed a Playson slot yet, so this page sticks to what you can check yourself.
Playson quick facts
| Company | Playson, founded 2012; offices in Malta and Slovakia |
|---|---|
| Licences | UK Gambling Commission and Malta Gaming Authority; Romania (Class II), per trade press |
| Makes | Online slots |
| Known for | Hold and Win games, such as Coin Strike: Hold and Win |
| RTP to check | The game's info screen at your casino |
Who Playson is
Playson supplies slots to online casinos and aggregators. European Gaming reported its licences with the UK Gambling Commission and the Malta Gaming Authority when it was granted a Class II licence by Romania's ONJN, and SBC News reported its games going live with an MGA-licensed supplier in 2024.
Playson games and what they play like
In Hold and Win games, landing enough special symbols starts a respin feature: those symbols stick, each new one resets the respins, and the feature pays the values collected. Most of the game's return sits in that feature, so the base game can feel quiet between triggers.
RTP: what to check
Some studios supply the same slot in more than one RTP setting and the casino chooses which to run. Open the game's info or paytable screen to see the RTP you are playing. Our guide to how slots pay explains RTP and volatility.
Where you find Playson games
Playson slots are at many licensed and offshore casinos. Check the casino's licence before you play; our licence guides explain what each one means for you.
Playson FAQ
What is a Hold and Win slot?
A slot whose main feature is respins: special symbols stick, each new one resets the respins, and the feature pays the values collected.
Is Playson licensed?
Trade press reports licences from the UK Gambling Commission and the Malta Gaming Authority, and a Class II licence in Romania.
Have you reviewed Playson slots?
Not yet. When we do, they will appear on this page.
Sources
- European Gaming: Playson granted Romanian Class II licence (UKGC and MGA licences)
- SBC News, 23 February 2024: Playson signed as iGP game supplier under MGA licence (Coin Strike: Hold and Win)
Checked 29 October 2026.
