- VVerified
- US state approvals and UK actions checked against regulator records and company releases.
- AAnalytical
- Every studio scored on six weighted criteria, with the full math shown.
- NNews-driven
- Covers the UK’s 40% duty rise, Evolution’s £4.75m UK settlement and Hacksaw’s Connecticut launch.
- TTransparent
- No affiliate links. No provider paid for, saw or approved this ranking.
- AAccurate
- 25 linked sources. Facts last checked November 8, 2026.
Quick answer: who are the best slot providers in 2026?
On our scorecard, the best slot providers in 2026 are Hacksaw Gaming (8.6/10), Play’n GO (8.1) and Big Time Gaming (7.9). Pragmatic Play has the most games in casino lobbies across the UK and much of Europe, but it places fourth because many of its hits ship in lower-RTP versions and we could not confirm it at any state-regulated US casino.
- Pragmatic Play holds the largest provider content share in UK casino lobbies, at 10.4% in August 2026 data from Blask.
- In regulated US online casinos, IGT’s Cash Eruption was the top game for six straight months in Eilers-Fantini’s July 2026 report, and Light & Wonder led all suppliers for top-performing slot themes.
- Many studios sell one slot in several RTP versions. The casino picks which one you play, so the studio name alone does not tell you the payback.
- UK remote gaming duty jumped from 21% to 40% on April 1, 2026, and trade reports say some UK operators have since moved slots toward 94% RTP versions.
- This is a research-based ranking: we did not test each studio’s games with real money for this edition.
The top 10 slot providers at a glance
Here is the full ranking. Scores are out of 10 and use our published provider scorecard. Tap a name to jump to its review.
| Rank | Provider | Score | Best known for | At regulated US casinos? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hacksaw Gaming | 8.6Very good | Wanted Dead or a Wild, Le Bandit | Yes: NJ, MI, PA, WV, CT |
| 2 | Play’n GO | 8.1Very good | Book of Dead, Reactoonz | Yes: licensed in NJ, MI, PA, WV, CT, DE |
| 3 | Big Time Gaming | 7.9Good | Bonanza Megaways, the Megaways mechanic | Not confirmed |
| 4 | Pragmatic Play | 7.8Good | Gates of Olympus, Sweet Bonanza, Big Bass | No, as of our check |
| 5 | Light & Wonder | 7.6Good | Huff N’ Puff series, US land-based hits | Yes, a leading US supplier |
| 6 | Nolimit City | 7.6Good | Mental, San Quentin | Not confirmed |
| 7 | NetEnt | 7.5Good | Starburst, Gonzo’s Quest | Yes |
| 8 | Games Global | 7.3Good | Mega Moolah, Gold Blitz | Yes: including NJ, PA, MI |
| 9 | IGT | 7.2Good | Cash Eruption, classic US slots | Yes |
| 10 | Blueprint Gaming | 7.1Good | Fishin’ Frenzy, UK favorites | Not confirmed |
“Not confirmed” means we found no regulator record or company announcement of a live, state-regulated US launch. It does not mean the studio is unlicensed elsewhere. US online casinos are legal only in a handful of states, and you must be 21+ and physically in the state to play.
How did we score the providers?
Every studio was rated on the same six criteria from the OddsVANTA Review Scoring System v1.0. Each criterion gets a score from 0 to 10, which is multiplied by its weight. The weights add up to 100%, so the result is a rating out of 10.
| Criterion | Weight | What we checked |
|---|---|---|
| Portfolio quality | 25% | Strength of the catalog and its best-known games, and the range of game types |
| Licensing and certification | 20% | Regulators the studio holds licences with, US state approvals, testing labs, regulatory actions |
| RTP transparency | 20% | Whether RTPs are published, how many lower versions exist and how clearly they are disclosed |
| Innovation | 15% | Original mechanics that others later copied, rather than reskins and sequels |
| Release consistency | 10% | How often the studio releases and whether quality holds |
| Mobile and performance | 10% | How games run on phones and slower connections |
Three rules shaped the scores, and we want you to see them:
- Portfolio quality used market data for this first edition. Our scorecard normally averages our own slot review scores. Those reviews are still being published, so this time we used independent market data (casino lobby share and US game performance charts) plus the published specs of each studio’s flagship games. We will recalculate once enough of our own slot reviews are live.
- Unknown is not the same as good. Where a studio publishes no portfolio-level RTP data and we found no reliable evidence either way, we scored RTP transparency at a neutral 5.
- Group findings apply to every brand in the group. NetEnt, Big Time Gaming and Nolimit City are all owned by Evolution, so the UK Gambling Commission’s 2026 findings against Evolution lowered the licensing score for all three.
Ties are broken by the licensing score. All ratings are research-based, which under our rules means none can go above 9.0. We re-check provider rankings every 90 days and whenever a licence, owner or major RTP policy changes.
Swipe the table sideways to see every score.
| Provider | Portfolio (25%) | Licensing (20%) | RTP transparency (20%) | Innovation (15%) | Consistency (10%) | Mobile (10%) | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hacksaw Gaming | 9 | 9 | 7 | 9 | 9 | 9 | 8.6 |
| Play’n GO | 9 | 9 | 6 | 7 | 9 | 9 | 8.1 |
| Big Time Gaming | 8 | 7 | 9 | 10 | 4 | 8 | 7.9 |
| Pragmatic Play | 9 | 7 | 6 | 7 | 10 | 9 | 7.8 |
| Light & Wonder | 8 | 9 | 5 | 8 | 8 | 8 | 7.6 |
| Nolimit City | 8 | 7 | 6 | 10 | 7 | 8 | 7.6 |
| NetEnt | 8 | 7 | 7 | 8 | 6 | 9 | 7.5 |
| Games Global | 7 | 9 | 5 | 7 | 9 | 8 | 7.3 |
| IGT | 8 | 9 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 7.2 |
| Blueprint Gaming | 7 | 8 | 5 | 7 | 9 | 8 | 7.1 |
Example: Hacksaw = (9 × 0.25) + (9 × 0.20) + (7 × 0.20) + (9 × 0.15) + (9 × 0.10) + (9 × 0.10) = 8.6.
The 10 best slot providers, reviewed
Each review covers what the studio is known for, where it is licensed, how it handles RTP and the main reason it sits where it does.
Hacksaw Gaming
8.6Very good
- Founded
- 2018, Stockholm
- Owner
- Hacksaw AB, listed on Nasdaq Stockholm
- Signature slots
- Wanted Dead or a Wild, Le Bandit, Chaos Crew
- US states
- West Virginia, New Jersey, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Connecticut
Hacksaw is the youngest studio in our top 10 and the one that scored most evenly across all six criteria. Its compact, mobile-first slots have become fixtures in Nordic lobbies: it ranks third by provider content share in Sweden, and its Le Bandit was the most searched casino game in Denmark from February to April 2026.
It has also grown carefully in the US. After a first licence in West Virginia, it added New Jersey and Michigan, went live in Pennsylvania in July 2025 and made its Connecticut debut with FanDuel on November 2, 2026, after receiving its licence there in March.
Hacksaw still sells lower-RTP versions. Its flagship Wanted Dead or a Wild comes in four: 96.38%, 94.55%, 92.33% and 88.42%. What earns it a 7 for transparency is that it publishes all four on its own game pages, so anyone can see the range. At the lowest version, the house edge is 11.58%, more than three times the 3.62% edge of the top version.
Why it ranks first: strong original games, five US states, and open disclosure of every RTP version.
Watch out for: most of its games are high volatility, and casinos can run the 88% versions. Check the info screen before you play.
Play’n GO
8.1Very good
- Founded
- 2005, Sweden
- Owner
- Privately owned
- Signature slots
- Book of Dead, Reactoonz, Fire Joker
- US licences
- New Jersey, Michigan, West Virginia, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Delaware
Play’n GO has one of the deepest catalogs in the business and one of the widest regulated footprints. Its US licences now cover six states, the most of any European slot studio in this list, and it is part of the band of top providers by content share in UK lobbies. In Finland, its Reactoonz was the most searched casino game in June 2026, a lead it has held almost every month since August 2024.
The studio has also been vocal about staying out of gray markets. Its CEO has said publicly that sweepstakes casinos sit outside a regulated framework and that Play’n GO will not support them.
RTP is where it loses points. Book of Dead defaults to 96.21%, but game databases list versions at 94.25%, 91.25%, 87.25% and 84.18%. Play’n GO and Nolimit City have the lowest documented RTP floors of any major studio, near 84%. The bottom Book of Dead version has a house edge of about 15.8%, roughly four times the default.
Why it ranks here: a huge, reliable catalog, steady releases and the broadest US licensing in this list.
Watch out for: very low RTP versions of its most famous games. Many “Book of” style releases also feel alike.
Big Time Gaming
7.9Good
- Founded
- Australia
- Owner
- Evolution, since 2021 (deal valued at €450m)
- Signature slots
- Bonanza Megaways, Extra Chilli, White Rabbit
- US states
- Not confirmed
Big Time Gaming created Megaways, the reel mechanic that changes the number of symbols on each spin and can create more than 100,000 ways to win. Dozens of studios now license it, which is why BTG is the only studio in our list with a perfect innovation score. Evolution agreed to buy BTG in April 2021, and the mechanic was a big part of the appeal.
BTG also scored highest for RTP transparency. Its official page for Bonanza Megaways lists a single 96.0% RTP, with a 26,000x max win, and we found no evidence of lower certified versions. That makes it one of the few major studios where the name on the game is a fair guide to the payback.
The trade-off is volume. BTG releases far fewer games than the studios around it, which pulls down its consistency score. Its licensing score reflects the UK regulator’s 2026 findings against parent company Evolution, covered under Nolimit City below.
Why it ranks here: the most copied mechanic in modern slots and a single published RTP.
Watch out for: few new releases, and its Megaways games are high volatility.
Pragmatic Play
7.8Good
- Launched
- 2015, after acquiring TopGame Technology
- Owner
- Independent, privately held
- Signature slots
- Gates of Olympus, Sweet Bonanza, Big Bass Bonanza
- US states
- None confirmed (see below)
If this list ranked size alone, Pragmatic Play would be first. It leads provider content share in UK casino lobbies at 10.4%, leads in Sweden at 9.45%, and its Gates of Olympus Super Scatter was the most stocked game in Germany in August 2026, carried by 73 brands. In Italy it is locked in a near-even race with Playtech. No studio releases more often, which earns it our only perfect consistency score.
Three things hold it back on our scorecard. First, its biggest hits are sold in lower-RTP versions: Gates of Olympus defaults to 96.50%, but lower certified versions, such as around 94.5%, are widely offered to casinos. Second, its innovation leans heavily on sequels and spin-offs of the same franchises. Third, US availability. Pragmatic says it is certified or licensed in more than 30 jurisdictions, but it does not list them on its own site, and in September 2025 it left the US sweepstakes market while confirming it had no regulated US casino partners.
We found one 2026 article claiming Pragmatic Play is licensed in New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Michigan. We could not confirm this with any regulator notice or company announcement, so we treat Pragmatic as not available at regulated US casinos. We will update this page if that changes.
Why it ranks here: the most popular catalog in Europe, with fast, polished releases and strong mobile play.
Watch out for: lower-RTP versions of its biggest games, and no confirmed regulated US presence.
Light & Wonder
7.6Good
- Formerly
- Scientific Games
- Owner
- Light & Wonder, Inc. (publicly listed)
- Signature slots
- Huff N’ Puff series and other land-based hits
- US presence
- One of the largest online slot suppliers in regulated states
For US players, Light & Wonder is one of the most important names here. In Eilers-Fantini’s July 2026 report, it led all suppliers for top-performing slot themes, with 11.4% of the top themes and 96 games performing above average. Its strategy is to bring proven casino-floor games online, which is why so many US players recognize its titles.
The business is growing. Its iGaming revenue rose 13% year over year in the third quarter of 2026, and the wagers processed through its Open Gaming System reached $31.3 billion in the second quarter. It also distributes other studios’ games: Hacksaw’s US rollouts have run through L&W’s platform. The company closed its live casino operation to focus on slots and platforms.
We scored RTP transparency at 5 because L&W publishes no portfolio-level RTP data, and at least one popular title, Huff N’ More Puff, has documented versions from about 87% to 96%.
Why it ranks here: a leading performer in US online slots, with strong licensing in the US and UK.
Watch out for: wide RTP ranges and little public RTP data at portfolio level.
Nolimit City
7.6Good
- Base
- Sweden and Malta
- Owner
- Evolution, since 2022 (up to €340m)
- Signature slots
- Mental, San Quentin, Fire in the Hole
- US states
- Not confirmed
Nolimit City makes the most extreme slots in this list, by design. Mental has a published 96.08% RTP, a 34.19% hit frequency and a 66,666x max win. Its stacked mechanics, such as xWays and xNudge, earned it a perfect innovation score. It ties with Light & Wonder on 7.6 and places sixth on the licensing tie-break.
That licensing score comes from its parent. In July 2026, Evolution agreed a £4.75 million settlement with the UK Gambling Commission after five of its games were found on six websites run by two operators without a UK licence. The regulator said it found serious weaknesses in Evolution’s anti-money laundering checks, serious enough that it considered suspending the licence. Evolution must also have its UK licence independently audited. The case involved live casino games, but we apply group findings to every Evolution brand.
Like Play’n GO, Nolimit City has documented RTP versions down to about 84%.
Why it ranks here: the most inventive mechanics in slots, with published RTP and hit-frequency data.
Watch out for: extreme volatility, mature themes, very low RTP versions and the parent group’s UK record.
NetEnt
7.5Good
- Founded
- 1996, Sweden
- Owner
- Evolution, since 2020 (with Red Tiger)
- Signature slots
- Starburst, Gonzo’s Quest, Dead or Alive
- US presence
- Live in regulated states, including Michigan since market launch
NetEnt built many of the games that defined online slots, and Starburst is still a common first slot for new players. It has a 96.09% default RTP and low-to-medium volatility, which makes sessions steadier than most modern hits. When Michigan opened online casinos in January 2021, Evolution launched NetEnt games with every operator on day one.
Since Evolution bought NetEnt in 2020, it has slowed the number of new releases, and fewer of its recent games have matched its classics. NetEnt defaults sit around 96% to 96.5%, and lower versions do exist. Its licensing score carries the same Evolution group deduction explained under Nolimit City.
Why it ranks here: iconic, beginner-friendly classics with wide US and European availability.
Watch out for: a slower release pace and the parent group’s UK record.
Games Global
7.3Good
- Background
- Took over the Microgaming game portfolio
- Model
- Distributes games from a network of exclusive partner studios
- Signature slots
- Mega Moolah, Gold Blitz series, Immortal Romance
- US presence
- Live in regulated states, including NJ, PA and MI
Games Global works more like a publisher than a single studio. It releases games from exclusive partners such as Fortune Factory Studios, Foxium and All For One Studios, and publishes a monthly release roadmap. Its biggest current franchise is Gold Blitz, launched in December 2022. In April 2026 it named BetMGM the US “home of Gold Blitz,” and Gold Blitz Express ranked sixth among new US slots in Eilers-Fantini’s July 2026 report.
It also runs Mega Moolah, the best-known progressive jackpot network. Here is the catch: Mega Moolah’s base game returns 88.12%, with another 5.30% going to the jackpots. Unless you hit a jackpot, you are playing a game with a very high house edge. Games Global does not publish a portfolio-level RTP range, so we scored it a neutral 5.
Why it ranks here: a steady stream of releases, solid licensing and the biggest jackpot brand.
Watch out for: low base RTP on jackpot games and uneven quality across partner studios.
IGT
7.2Good
- Base
- Las Vegas
- Owner
- Apollo funds, since July 2025 (merged with Everi)
- Signature slots
- Cash Eruption, Cleopatra, Wheel of Fortune titles
- US presence
- A top supplier in regulated states
IGT owns the single biggest online slot in the US right now. Cash Eruption held the top overall spot in Eilers-Fantini’s rankings for six consecutive months to July 2026, and it was still the largest game by estimated revenue share in September data.
The company changed shape in 2025. Private equity firm Apollo completed a $6.3 billion deal that combined IGT’s gaming and digital business with Everi, and the merged company trades as IGT. IGT’s lottery arm became a separate company, Brightstar Lottery.
IGT ranks ninth because its catalog leans on land-based classics, with fewer original online mechanics, and because it does not publish portfolio-level RTP data.
Why it ranks here: the top-performing US online slot and long regulatory history.
Watch out for: limited RTP disclosure and a smaller footprint outside North America online.
Blueprint Gaming
7.1Good
- Base
- United Kingdom
- Owner
- Gauselmann Group
- Signature slots
- Fishin’ Frenzy series, branded Megaways titles
- US states
- Not confirmed
Blueprint is a UK specialist. In Blask’s August 2026 data, it sits in the group right behind Pragmatic Play for content share in UK casino lobbies. Its Fishin’ Frenzy series is one of the most familiar slot brands in Britain, with the original listed at 96.12% RTP and the Megaways version at 96.10%.
It releases often and leans on licensed TV and film brands, which makes it easy to recognize but less original than the studios above it. We could not confirm whether Blueprint publishes multiple RTP versions from primary sources, so it gets a neutral 5 on transparency.
Why it ranks here: a strong UK catalog and a reliable release pace.
Watch out for: limited reach outside Europe and little public RTP data.
Which providers just missed the top 10?
These studios came close or are moving fast. We will score them in full in future updates.
- Push Gaming: known for Razor Shark and Jammin’ Jars. Razor Shark’s top version returns 96.7%, but lower versions are reported at 95.05% and 90.52%.
- Relax Gaming: maker of the Money Train series. Money Train 3 lists 96.1% RTP and a 100,000x max win. Relax is owned by FDJ United.
- Red Tiger: Evolution’s other slot studio, behind Gonzo’s Quest Megaways. Its 95.77% default has variants reported as low as 90.01%.
- Octoplay: the fastest riser in US online casinos. It topped Eilers-Fantini’s US supplier rankings for six straight months from April to September 2026, from just New Jersey and Michigan, and has interim approval in Pennsylvania.
- White Hat Studios: posted the biggest US revenue share gain in Eilers-Fantini’s July 2026 report, rising from 7.7% to 10.7% year over year.
- Playtech: a giant in Italy, where its lobby share is roughly level with Pragmatic Play’s.
Which slot provider is best for you?
The best studio depends on where you live and how you like to play. Use this as a shortcut, then check the RTP at your casino.
| If you want | Look at | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Games at legal US casinos | Light & Wonder, IGT, Play’n GO, Hacksaw | All confirmed in multiple regulated states |
| The clearest RTP info | Big Time Gaming, Hacksaw | Single published RTP, or every version published |
| Steadier, beginner-friendly play | NetEnt | Low-to-medium volatility classics such as Starburst |
| Huge max wins and high risk | Nolimit City, Hacksaw | Extreme volatility; long dry spells are normal |
| Progressive jackpots | Games Global | Mega Moolah network, but a low base-game RTP |
| The biggest choice in Europe | Pragmatic Play | Largest lobby share in the UK and much of Europe |
What changed for slot providers in 2026?
Four developments this year affect what you play and how much it costs you.
UK duty rise and lower RTP versions
UK remote gaming duty on online casino and slots rose from 21% to 40% of gross gaming revenue on April 1, 2026. Since then, trade coverage has reported operators moving standard slots from about 96% toward 94% RTP versions, with 92% cited in some supplier talks. Light & Wonder says the UK makes up 15% to 20% of its iGaming revenue now hit by the tax. If you play in the UK, checking the RTP at your casino matters more than it did a year ago.
Evolution’s UK settlement
The £4.75 million settlement, agreed in July 2026, closed an 18-month licence review. It touches four studios that many players treat as separate companies: NetEnt, Red Tiger, Big Time Gaming and Nolimit City.
The US sweepstakes crackdown
Pragmatic Play’s September 2025 exit from US sweepstakes casinos was followed by state action against the sweepstakes model, including California’s ban effective January 1, 2026. Studios that stayed in regulated states only, such as Play’n GO and Light & Wonder, scored better on licensing.
Germany relaxes its stake limit
German online slots were capped at €1 per spin with a 5-second minimum spin time. From July 1, 2026, players aged 21+ can stake up to €3, rising to €5 after a 90-day qualifying period. Studios must build German versions of their games around these rules.
How do you check a slot provider before you play?
- Confirm the casino is licensed where you live. In the US, only state-regulated casinos count. In the UK, look for a Gambling Commission licence.
- Find the studio name. It appears on the game’s loading screen or in the casino’s provider filter.
- Open the game’s info screen in real-money mode and note the RTP. Demo mode can run a different version.
- Compare it with the studio’s published default. Our RTP guide explains how to read the number and what it costs you per $1,000 wagered.
- Check the volatility and set a budget that fits it. High-volatility games from Nolimit City or Hacksaw can go a long time without a meaningful win.
No slot provider makes gambling profitable over time. Every game has a house edge, so treat slots as paid entertainment and set a budget you can afford to lose.
Online gambling is only for adults of legal age where you live: 21+ in US states with legal online casinos, and 18+ in the UK and most of Europe. If gambling stops being fun, contact 1-800-GAMBLER in the US or GamCare in the UK.
How we researched this ranking
OddsVANTA does not use affiliate links, and no game provider paid for, saw or approved this article before publishing. This is a research-based ranking: we did not deposit or play real money for this edition. We checked US state approvals against company announcements and regulator-reported licences, regulatory actions against the UK Gambling Commission’s public register, and market position against independent data from Blask (casino lobby content share) and Eilers & Krejcik Gaming (US online game performance). RTP figures come from provider game pages where available; figures from secondary game databases are noted as reported. Read our scoring method and editorial policy.
Frequently asked questions
Who is the biggest slot provider in 2026?
By share of games in casino lobbies, Pragmatic Play leads in the UK and much of Europe. In regulated US online casinos, the biggest slot suppliers are US-focused studios such as Light & Wonder and IGT, while Evolution, mostly through live dealer games, has led total US online casino revenue share in recent Eilers-Fantini data.
Which slot provider is best overall?
On our scorecard, Hacksaw Gaming ranks first with 8.6 out of 10, followed by Play'n GO (8.1) and Big Time Gaming (7.9). The score weighs portfolio quality, licensing, RTP transparency, innovation, release consistency and mobile play.
Can I play Pragmatic Play slots in the US?
As of our November 2026 check, we could not confirm Pragmatic Play games at any state-regulated US online casino. The studio left the US sweepstakes market in September 2025 and said at the time it had no regulated US presence.
Do slot providers or casinos decide the RTP?
Both. Many providers certify the same slot in several RTP versions, and each casino picks which version to run. Always check the RTP in the game's info screen at your casino.
Are NetEnt, Nolimit City and Big Time Gaming the same company?
They are separate studios owned by the same group, Evolution. Evolution bought NetEnt and Red Tiger in 2020, Big Time Gaming in 2021 and Nolimit City in 2022.
Which slot provider has the most honest RTP?
In our research, Big Time Gaming lists a single RTP on its official game pages, and Hacksaw Gaming publishes every RTP version of its games on its own site. Both scored highest on RTP transparency.
Which slot provider is best for beginners?
Studios with lower-volatility classics suit beginners best. NetEnt's Starburst is a common low-to-medium volatility starting point. Nolimit City and Hacksaw focus on high or extreme volatility, which can drain a small budget quickly.
Sources
- Blask: UK casino games and provider content share, 2026
- Blask: Sweden provider content share, August 2026
- Blask: Germany casino games, August 2026
- Blask: Finland casino games, June 2026
- Blask: Denmark casino games, June 2026
- Blask: Provider content share across Europe (Italy)
- Eilers-Fantini US Online Game Performance Report, July 2026
- Eilers & Krejcik: US Online Casino Monitor, October 2026
- Track360: Slot RTP benchmarks by provider, July 2026
- UK Gambling Commission: Evolution regulatory settlement, July 2026
- SBC News: UKGC considered suspending Evolution's licence
- Hacksaw: Connecticut debut with FanDuel, November 2, 2026
- CasinoBeats: Hacksaw Pennsylvania licence
- Gaming Intelligence: Play'n GO Pennsylvania and Delaware licences
- Gaming Intelligence: Play'n GO New Jersey launch
- SBC Americas: Pragmatic Play ends US sweepstakes supply
- Pragmatic Play licensing and testing labs (provider profile)
- Light & Wonder: Q3 2026 results (SEC filing)
- Light & Wonder: Form 10-Q, Q3 2026
- iGaming Business: Apollo completes IGT and Everi deal
- AGB: Games Global names BetMGM home of Gold Blitz
- European Gaming: Games Global July 2026 lineup
- Gambling Insider: Timeline of Evolution's acquisitions
- iGaming Business: Evolution completes Nolimit City deal
- PlayUSA: Octoplay tops Eilers-Fantini US supplier rankings