Pragmatic Play

Pragmatic Play is the most-played slot provider in the world, and for bonus hunters it is usually the backbone of any hunt. The company launched in 2015, built on the assets of the older TopGame studio, and pivoted hard toward mobile-first design and regulated markets. Today it operates from Gibraltar under CEO Julian Jarvis and is certified or licensed in over 30 jurisdictions, including the UKGC, MGA, Sweden's Spelinspektionen, Ontario and Gibraltar. EGR's Global Slots Tracker has repeatedly placed Pragmatic Play at the top of its worldwide rankings, and the studio swept the 2025 EGR B2B Awards with gold in both the casino software supplier and slot supplier categories.

The catalogue is enormous — roughly 700-800 slots, growing by several releases a month — plus live casino, bingo and crash games. The house style is high volatility with tumbling reels and multiplier symbols: Gates of Olympus and Sweet Bonanza defined the "scatter pays plus random multiplier" formula that half the industry now imitates. The other pillar is the Big Bass Bonanza series (developed with partner studio Reel Kingdom), a picks-and-spins fishing franchise with dozens of sequels, alongside evergreen hold-the-jackpot and free-spins titles like The Dog House, Sugar Rush and Wolf Gold. Most of the portfolio carries Ante Bet options and bonus buys in markets where those are legal, and the network-wide Drops & Wins promotion runs across many titles.

For hunters the practical details matter: Pragmatic Play games save triggered bonus rounds server-side, so you can close a game at the trigger and return to open it later — community sources cite a retention window of about a week. Frequent-triggering titles like The Dog House and the Big Bass family are staples for building bonus counts. Note that many slots ship in multiple RTP configurations (commonly 96.5% down to about 94%), so the same game can pay differently between casinos — worth checking the paytable before adding it to a hunt.