Reflecting on the year, Maislish highlighted both commercial and creative accomplishments. “We are proud of so many things we achieved last year and 2025 was a record year for Pragmatic Play,” he said. “We saw significant growth and global expansion, alongside strong industry recognition, winning 39 awards, including both Casino Content Supplier and Slot Supplier at the EGR B2B Awards.”
Product output played a central role in that momentum. Pragmatic Play released more than 100 network games during the year, with several slot titles gaining traction across multiple regions. Maislish pointed to releases such as Gates of Olympus Super Scatter, Sweet Rush Bonanza, and Fortune of Olympus as standout performers.
Live casino development accelerated alongside slots. The company opened new studios in Serbia and Colombia, introduced more than 55 localized tables, and added game show formats including Fortune Roulette, Money Time, and Mega Roulette 3000. Beyond those launches, Pragmatic Play expanded its Smart Studio offering, strengthened partnerships, and added live poker and arcade titles to support its multi-product strategy.
Despite the scale of output, Maislish stressed that internal expectations remain high. “We’re proud of what we achieved, but we never see any year as ‘complete,’” he said, explaining that the company continuously looks for ways to improve localisation, innovation, and execution across its verticals.
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