Pragmatic Play retakes production lead as Easygo surges to the top of the slots ranking
Pragmatic Play became the largest producer across all game types in egamingmonitor.com’s latest rolling three-month analysis, while Easygo surged to second overall and first for slots as its recent production wave entered the July-September window.
The latest rolling three-month production ranking, covering July to September 2026, shows one of the largest reshuffles since the series began. Pragmatic Play recorded 100 distinct games found on operator sites and produced during the period, ahead of Easygo on 88 and Games Global on 74.
The ranking uses the same adjusted methodology as the previous edition. Proprietary operator content, titles with an unknown supplier and recently added studios whose existing back-catalogues would distort the production window are excluded from the published supplier ranking.
Figure 1. Largest producers across all game types in the rolling three-month period to September 2026.
Pragmatic Play moves from third to first
Pragmatic Play recorded 100 distinct games in the latest window, up from 79 in the previous edition. That lifted the supplier from third to first overall and reversed the decline seen in the August-period ranking.
Games Global, which led the previous edition with 113 games, fell to third on 74. Evolution Gaming moved from second to fourth, with its count declining from 95 to 72.
Because this is a rolling three-month measure, these changes do not mean that suppliers suddenly stopped or started producing at those rates. Older releases leave the window as a new month enters, so the ranking captures recent production momentum rather than a cumulative annual total.
Easygo arrives with immediate impact
The standout new presence is Stake parent Easygo, which recorded 88 games across all types and entered directly at No.2. That surge was anticipated in the previous edition, when recent Easygo output was beginning to appear in the underlying data but had not yet flowed fully into the rolling three-month totals.
Easygo’s position is even stronger in slots: 77 of its 88 recorded games were slots, making it the leading slot producer in the July-September period. Proprietary content on most operator sites numbers a handful here or there but the Stake owners have taken inhouse content production to a new level. They seem to be launching at least 10 new studios per month, each of which is responsible for 2-5 games. Much of this is AI driven and fairly standardised, whether this is their new studio creation or new game output. However, when this all filters through on our scans, we expect to see total production volumes of this major operator to far outstrip even the largest B2B suppliers. Note that the company has also launched its own B2B studio umbrella brand, Juice, which is now attempting to distribute some of their inhouse content to other operators.
Hacksaw Gaming strengthens across both rankings
Hacksaw Gaming also accelerated sharply. Its all-games total increased from 51 to 70, moving it from seventh to fifth. For slots, Hacksaw rose from 49 to 68 and from third to second.
Its latest figures indicate an overwhelmingly slot-led release mix: 68 of the 70 games recorded in the three-month window were classified as slots.
BetConstruct stays high overall, but EGT and Fazi gain ground
BetConstruct remained among the most prolific suppliers despite falling from 72 games to 59, ranking sixth after proprietary content is removed from the published table.
EGT matched BetConstruct on 59 games and strengthened its slot output from 39 to 52, moving from sixth to fourth in the slot ranking. Fazi also continued to grow, increasing from 49 to 52 games overall and from 48 to 51 slots.
Figure 2. Largest slot producers in the rolling three-month period to September 2026.
Games Global loses the slot lead as Easygo and Hacksaw surge
The slots ranking has changed dramatically. Games Global fell from first with 101 releases to third with 66, while Easygo entered at No.1 on 77 and Hacksaw Gaming climbed to second on 68.
EGT moved to fourth with 52 slots and Fazi to fifth with 51. 1X2 Network, which ranked second in the previous edition, was broadly stable in volume at 49 but slipped to sixth because of stronger growth around it.
Pragmatic Play returns to the slots top ten
Pragmatic Play also staged a substantial recovery in slots. Its total increased from 28 in the previous window to 41, returning it to the top ten in seventh place.
Flutter Entertainment rose slightly from 34 to 36 slots and moved from ninth to eighth. Novomatic was unchanged at 33 but moved up one place to ninth, while SoftSwiss fell from 37 to 33 and dropped from eighth to tenth.
The all-games and slots rankings reveal very different production mixes
The contrast between the two rankings continues to show how different supplier strategies can be. Evolution Gaming recorded 72 games overall but only 31 slots, implying that more than half of its recent production came from live casino, table or other game categories.
BetConstruct recorded 59 games overall but 25 slots, while Playtech produced 38 games overall and 28 slots. At the other end of the spectrum, 1X2 Network’s 49 recorded games were all slots in the supplied data, and Hacksaw Gaming was almost entirely slot-led.
Latest top producers by category
| Rank | All game types | Games | Slots producer | Slots |
| 1 | Pragmatic Play | 100 | Easygo | 77 |
| 2 | Easygo | 88 | Hacksaw Gaming | 68 |
| 3 | Games Global | 74 | Games Global | 66 |
| 4 | Evolution Gaming | 72 | EGT | 52 |
| 5 | Hacksaw Gaming | 70 | Fazi | 51 |
| 6 | BetConstruct | 59 | 1X2 Network | 49 |
| 7 | EGT | 59 | Pragmatic Play | 41 |
| 8 | Fazi | 52 | Flutter Entertainment | 36 |
| 9 | 1X2 Network | 49 | Novomatic | 33 |
| 10 | Flutter Entertainment | 38 | SoftSwiss | 33 |
A rolling production measure, not a measure of distribution or success
The ranking measures distinct games found on operator sites during the latest rolling three-month window and produced during the same period. It indicates the pace and breadth of supplier production rather than the number of integrations, game-tile visibility, player activity, revenue or commercial success.
A supplier can therefore fall sharply from one edition to the next even while continuing to release new games, simply because a particularly productive month has moved out of the rolling window.
Methodology removes the largest catalogue-loading distortions
Proprietary operator games (excluding Easygo/Stake) and titles where the supplier is unknown are excluded from the published supplier ranking because they are not directly comparable with attributable third-party studio production.
The revised methodology also excludes recently added studios where older catalogue titles were entered into egamingmonitor.com during the measurement period. Without this adjustment, historical content entering the database could be mistaken for genuine new production.
FAQs
Which supplier produced the most games in the latest three-month period?
Pragmatic Play ranked first across all game types in the July-September 2026 window, with 100 distinct games found on operator sites and produced during the period. Easygo ranked second with 88 and Games Global third with 74.
Which supplier produced the most slots in the latest rolling three-month period?
Easygo ranked first for slot production with 77 distinct slots, ahead of Hacksaw Gaming on 68 and Games Global on 66.
Why did Games Global fall from first place?
Games Global fell from 113 games in the previous rolling period to 74 in the July-September window. Because the ranking rolls forward each month, older releases leave the measurement period as newer ones enter. The change therefore reflects the mix of production inside the latest three-month window rather than a cumulative annual decline.
Why has Easygo appeared so high in the latest ranking?
Easygo’s recent wave of releases is now fully represented in the July-September rolling window. It recorded 88 games overall, including 77 slots, placing it second across all game types and first for slots.
What does egamingmonitor.com’s production ranking measure?
The ranking counts distinct games found on operator sites during the latest rolling three-month window and produced during the same three months. It measures recent production volume, not player activity, revenue, distribution success or game popularity.
Source and methodology: egamingmonitor.com rolling three-month game-production data for July-September 2026. Rankings count distinct games found on operator sites during the latest rolling three-month window and produced during the same three months. Proprietary games, unknown suppliers and recently added studios whose catalogue-loading would distort the period are excluded from the published supplier rankings. Separate rankings are shown for all game types and slots. For more information on games by operator, studio, market, game type, game feature and more, contact egamingmonitor.com.