Pragmatic Play supplies slots, such as Gates of Olympus, and live casino games to online casinos. It is a business-to-business supplier, certified or licensed in over 30 jurisdictions, and its games are tested by independent labs. Many of its slots use tumbling reels and multipliers, with high volatility.

Pragmatic Play quick facts

CompanyPragmatic Play, a B2B supplier of casino games
MakesSlots and live casino, through a single integration for operators
LicencesCertified or licensed in over 30 jurisdictions, in its own words
TestingRNG tested and certified by Gaming Laboratories International, Quinel and Gaming Associates
Our reviewsSweet Rush Bonanza, Aztec Smash, Captain Kraken Megaways, Pandemic Rising, Bigger Barn House Bonanza
RTP to checkGates of Olympus 96.50% on Pragmatic's own page; our reviews list 95.6%–96.5%

Who Pragmatic Play is

Pragmatic Play describes itself as a B2B provider of digital casino games: it supplies slots and live casino games to operators in regulated markets, in 33 languages and all currencies. It says its games are random number generator tested and certified by Gaming Laboratories International, Quinel and Gaming Associates, and released in each market only after the regulator's approval.

Pragmatic Play games and what they play like

Gates of Olympus shows the style: symbols pay anywhere on the screen when 8 or more match, wins tumble away to make room for new symbols, and multiplier symbols worth up to 500× add up during free spins. Pragmatic lists its RTP at 96.50%. Our reviews cover similar games: Sweet Rush Bonanza (96.5% RTP, 21,100× maximum win), Aztec Smash (96.5%, 10,000×) and Captain Kraken Megaways (96.05%, 10,000×). Games like these are high volatility: most of their return comes from the free spins with multipliers.

RTP: what to check

Some studios supply the same slot in more than one RTP setting and the casino chooses which to run. Two of our Pragmatic reviews list lower figures, Bigger Barn House Bonanza at 95.6% and Pandemic Rising at 95.7%. Open the game's info or paytable screen at your casino to see the RTP you are playing. Our guide to how slots pay explains RTP and volatility.

Where you find Pragmatic Play games

Pragmatic Play's slots and live tables 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.

Pragmatic Play FAQ

What is the RTP of Gates of Olympus?

Pragmatic Play lists 96.50%. The casino may run a different version; the game's paytable shows the one you are playing.

Are Pragmatic Play games tested?

Pragmatic says its games are RNG tested and certified by Gaming Laboratories International, Quinel and Gaming Associates, and released only after regulatory approval in each market.

Does Pragmatic Play make live casino games?

Yes. It supplies both slots and live casino games to operators.

Sources

Checked 29 October 2026.