Owned by an operator that is also on our casino register
Push Gaming dates from 2010 and describes itself as London-based; the Gambling Commission register lists its head office in Ta' Xbiex, Malta.
Since 31 August 2023 it has been 86 per cent owned by LeoVegas Group, itself part of MGM Resorts — which makes it the one studio on this register owned by an operator group that also appears in our casino register. That is worth knowing when a LeoVegas-owned lobby leads with a Push title.
Jammin' Jars (September 2018) and Razor Shark (September 2019) are the games it is known for. Licences: Malta (MGA/B2B/779/2020) and Great Britain (account 54984).
Checked 7 September 2026 against: LeoVegas acquires Push Gaming (iGB, 2023) · MGM Resorts 10-K note on the Push Gaming stake (SEC) · Gambling Commission register — Push Gaming (account 54984). Corrections: tell us.
Where you can play them
- Rizk— · 12h payoutTrusted8.8
- DuelzMGA, UKGC · 12h payoutTrusted8.6
- VideoslotsMGA, UKGC · 24h payoutTrusted8.1
Licence verified as valid in GB.
Reading Push Gaming by its own numbers
We hold two Push Gaming titles on the register, which is too small a sample to describe a studio with. Read what follows as a note on those games rather than as a profile of the catalogue. A median across one title is a number rather than evidence, and we would rather say so than dress a single row up as an average. The gap is ours: it reflects how far our coverage has got, not the size of what this studio has released.
Across them the mechanics that recur are multipliers (2), cascades (1), cluster pays (1), free spins (1) — the studio’s signature, and what shapes a session (why).
Published maximum wins here run from 20,000× to 50,000× the stake — a statement about variance rather than about generosity.
Filed figures across this register only (RTP).
