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The best Pragmatic Play casinos<\/h2>\n

A Pragmatic Play game plays the same way wherever you find it: the slot maths and the live studio come from Pragmatic, not from the casino. What the casino changes is everything around the game: how fast your winnings arrive, what you can deposit with, which bonuses you get and whether they come with fair terms.<\/p>\n <\/div>\n [casino_toplist provider=\"pragmatic-play\" count=\"6\"]\n<\/section>\n<\/div>\n\n

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Pragmatic Play at a glance<\/h2>\n

Pragmatic Play is above all a slots studio, one of the busiest in the business. By its own count it has more than 500 in-house slots and releases up to eight new ones every month, and around them it has built a live casino, a handful of computer-dealt table games and a set of quick-fire crash and arcade games.<\/p>\n <\/div>\n [provider_portfolio part=\"stats\"]\n<\/section>\n<\/div>\n\n

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Pragmatic Play's games: RTP, max win and free demos<\/h2>\n

The figures below are Pragmatic Play's own. RTP (return to player) is the share of all money staked that a game pays back over a very long run; maximum win is the most a single round can pay, as a multiple of your stake. Press Play on a game to try Pragmatic's own free demo.<\/p>\n

Check the RTP at your casino.<\/b> The RTP here is the one Pragmatic publishes, and the one its free demos run. Some games pay a different RTP when you use the Ante Bet or buy the bonus round, and those show under the main figure. More importantly, the casino chooses the version: like most studios, Pragmatic supplies many of its slots in more than one RTP setting, and a casino can run a lower one. The figure that applies to you is in the game's rules or information screen at your casino.<\/p>\n

Pragmatic shows each game's volatility on the game's intro screen, so open a game's demo to see it.<\/p>\n <\/div>\n [provider_games_browser]\n<\/section>\n<\/div>\n\n

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Drops & Wins<\/h2>\n

Drops & Wins is a prize promotion that Pragmatic Play funds itself and runs across the casinos that carry its games. It only runs at casinos that sign up for it, and promotions vary by country and change often, so check the casino’s promotions page before you play for it.<\/p>\n <\/div>\n [provider_promo key=\"drops_and_wins\" lead=\"Casinos we review that run Drops & Wins:\" none=\"None of the casinos we review runs Drops & Wins at the moment.\"]\n<\/section>\n<\/div>\n\n

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Is Pragmatic Play safe to play?<\/h2>\n

Pragmatic Play is licensed as a games supplier, not as your casino.<\/b> Its UK Gambling Commission licences, held by Pragmatic Play (Gibraltar) Limited, cover the games it supplies and the standards they are tested to, and the register lists no regulatory action against it. It is also licensed in Gibraltar, where it is based, and says it is certified or licensed in more than 30 jurisdictions, with its random number generator tested by independent labs including GLI. None of that covers your account. Your money is held by the casino you deposit with, under that casino's own licence, so check the casino, not the games.<\/p>\n

Pragmatic Play's UK licence<\/h3>\n

The UK register is public, so you can check this entry yourself. The Malta licence shown on Pragmatic's website is held by Arrise Solutions (Malta) Limited, the company that runs services for Pragmatic, rather than by Pragmatic Play itself.<\/p>\n <\/div>\n [provider_licences]\n

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The company behind the games<\/h2>\n

Pragmatic Play launched in August 2015 and is headquartered in Gibraltar, run by chief executive Julian Jarvis. It is privately owned by a group of investors led by Veridian (Gibraltar) Limited. Much of the day-to-day work, including running its newest live studio, is done by ARRISE, a separate service company that works under licence from Pragmatic rather than owning it.<\/p>\n