Aristocrat Gaming wins Slot of the Year and two Land-Based Supplier awards
MONOPOLY Big Board Bucks plus Class 2 and Class 3 supplier wins at Global Gaming Awards Americas.

Key Takeaways
- Aristocrat Gaming won Slot of the Year for MONOPOLY Big Board Bucks at the Global Gaming Awards Americas on 5 October 2026.
- The company was named Class 2 Land-Based Supplier of the Year and Class 3 Land-Based Supplier of the Year at the same awards.
- This marked the eighth consecutive year Aristocrat has been named Class 3 Land-Based Supplier of the Year and Slot of the Year.
- Aristocrat has now been recognised for two consecutive years as Class 2 Land-Based Supplier of the Year.
Aristocrat Gaming was honoured at the Global Gaming Awards Americas on 5 October 2026, taking Slot of the Year for MONOPOLY Big Board Bucks and winning both Class 2 Land-Based Supplier of the Year and Class 3 Land-Based Supplier of the Year. The triple recognition continues a multi-year run of awards for the company: it is the eighth consecutive year Aristocrat Gaming has been named Class 3 Land-Based Supplier of the Year, the second consecutive year for Class 2, and the eighth consecutive year the company has been recognised for Slot of the Year.
Aristocrat Gaming's awards haul at the Global Gaming Awards Americas
The Global Gaming Awards Americas singled out three honours for Aristocrat Gaming. The first was Slot of the Year for MONOPOLY Big Board Bucks. The company also won Class 2 Land-Based Supplier of the Year and Class 3 Land-Based Supplier of the Year. Those vendor awards reflect supplier categories used by the awards programme to separate product classes in regulated land-based markets.
The ceremony and the list of winners were reported on 5 October 2026. Aristocrat's repeated success in these categories is explicit: eight consecutive years for the Class 3 supplier award and Slot of the Year, and two consecutive years for the Class 2 supplier award.
What Aristocrat said about the wins
Craig Toner, Chief Executive Officer of Aristocrat Gaming, commented on the recognition. He said, “We’re both proud and humbled to be recognised on one of the industry’s biggest stages. This extensive recognition reinforces our tireless commitment to develop premium products and experiences that drive meaningful performance for our customers.”
“We’re both proud and humbled to be recognised on one of the industry’s biggest stages,” Craig Toner, CEO of Aristocrat Gaming.
The company framed the awards as confirmation of its investment in product development and connected player experiences.
The product: MONOPOLY Big Board Bucks
MONOPOLY Big Board Bucks won Slot of the Year. The source names the title exactly as MONOPOLY Big Board Bucks and identifies it as the slot that received the Slot of the Year award. Aristocrat has now been recognised for Slot of the Year for eight straight years according to the awards record described in the report.
Market and event context
The Global Gaming Awards Americas is the awards programme that presented these honours; the reporting date is 5 October 2026. Aristocrat used the occasion to point attendees to its exhibition presence at the industry trade show running the same week. The company invited people to see its connected gaming line-up at booth #1133 at the Global Gaming Expo, where the show is staged at The Venetian Expo.
Readers interested in Aristocrat’s game strategy or product demonstrations can expect to find the company on the trade-show floor: the announcement specifically references booth #1133 and The Venetian Expo during the Global Gaming Expo week. For coverage of new machine titles and casino products, see the casino section and for event scheduling and show-floor notes consult our events pages.
What the repeat recognition implies for operators and suppliers
Repeated awards do not equate to commercial terms, but the record described in the report highlights consistent industry recognition across multiple consecutive years. Operators assessing vendor relationships will note that Aristocrat has been repeatedly named a supplier winner for Class 3 and Slot of the Year for eight years and picked up a second consecutive Class 2 supplier award. That track record can factor into procurement discussions, product roadmaps and supplier shortlists.
For equipment and platform vendors, the communication also underscores opportunity at major trade events. Aristocrat explicitly tied the awards announcement to its presence at Global Gaming Expo, signalling that product demonstrations and customer-facing showcases remain a live channel for commercial engagement.
What to watch next
Aristocrat’s statement and the awards listing leave several concrete points on the record: the three awards named, the eight- and two-year consecutive award runs, and the company’s booth presence at Global Gaming Expo. Operators and procurement teams can verify product performance and availability at The Venetian Expo during the Global Gaming Expo week; Aristocrat’s presence is listed as booth #1133.
The awards themselves are a recognition from the Global Gaming Awards Americas programme; the company’s quote frames the wins as validation of ongoing product investment and focus on connected-play experiences.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which awards did Aristocrat Gaming win at the Global Gaming Awards Americas?
Aristocrat Gaming won Slot of the Year for MONOPOLY Big Board Bucks and was named Class 2 Land-Based Supplier of the Year and Class 3 Land-Based Supplier of the Year at the Global Gaming Awards Americas on 5 October 2026.
How many consecutive years has Aristocrat been recognised for Slot of the Year and Class 3 supplier?
Aristocrat Gaming has been named Slot of the Year and Class 3 Land-Based Supplier of the Year for eight consecutive years, according to the awards report published on 5 October 2026.
What did Aristocrat’s CEO say after the awards?
Craig Toner, CEO of Aristocrat Gaming, said the company was "both proud and humbled to be recognised on one of the industry’s biggest stages," and that the recognition reinforces its commitment to develop premium products and connected player experiences.
Where did Aristocrat promote its product line following the awards?
Aristocrat pointed trade attendees to its presence at the Global Gaming Expo during the same week, identifying its location as booth #1133 at The Venetian Expo for demonstrations of its connected gaming lineup.
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Nina Brooks
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Nina Brooks covers the casino floor of iGaming — slot and live-dealer releases, studio roadmaps, game mechanics, and the supplier deals that decide which titles reach which lobbies. The stories name the studios, titles, and markets precisely and separate the release announcement from what it means for players and operators. From megaways sequels to live game shows and lobby exclusives, Nina Brooks tracks what is launching, where, and why it matters.
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