A young studio with the biggest lobby footprint
Pragmatic Play was founded in 2015 and is run from Gibraltar. The company describes itself as owned by a private investor group led by Veridian (Gibraltar) Ltd; it is not listed and has not been acquired.
Its British supply runs through a separate services group, ARRISE: the Gambling Commission licence that trades as "Pragmatic Play" is held by Arrise Solutions (Malta) Ltd, and the studio also holds Gibraltar and Romanian (ONJN) licences.
Its biggest slots are recent, which is unusual for a catalogue this widely carried: The Dog House (May 2019), Sweet Bonanza (June 2019) and Gates of Olympus (February 2021).
Checked 7 September 2026 against: Pragmatic Play — about us · Gambling Commission register — Arrise Solutions (Malta) Ltd · Gates of Olympus launch (Yogonet, Feb 2021). Corrections: tell us.
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Reading Pragmatic Play by its own numbers
We hold 6 Pragmatic Play titles. 6 of them publish a return-to-player, spanning 96.01% to 96.71%, averaging 96.46%. By volatility the catalogue runs 4 high, 1 very high, 1 medium. The themes it returns to most are candy, animal.
Across them the mechanics that recur are free spins (5), multipliers (2), scatter pays (2), tumble (2) — the studio’s signature, and what shapes a session (why).
Published maximum wins here run from 2,100× to 21,100× the stake — a statement about variance rather than about generosity.
Filed figures across this register only (RTP).
