Pragmatic Play maintains dominance in the Global/dotcom Slots Tracker for September

Pragmatic Play maintained its dominant position in the Global/dotcom Slots Tracker during September, with Gates of Olympus 1000 topping the ranking. The studio placed five titles among the top positions; Spribe kept Aviator at sixth and Play’n GO placed Book of Dead in seventh.

What the September Slots Tracker ranking shows

The Global/dotcom Slots Tracker places Pragmatic Play’s Gates of Olympus 1000 as the most widely present title in operator catalogues during September. Pragmatic Play occupied the first five positions in the listing; Spribe’s Aviator was sixth and Play’n GO’s Book of Dead completed the top 10 in seventh.

The tracker ranked titles based on the number of game tiles located for each game across the operator sites included from regulated markets.

Notable movements in the table

RTG recorded the month’s largest climb: Fortunate Buddha rose 14 places to 19th. Hacksaw Gaming achieved a smaller gain: Le Bandit moved up three places to 15th.

The biggest fall among the most visible titles was Pragmatic Play’s The Dog House Megaways 1000, which dropped four places to 20th, barely holding inside the ranking.

Coverage and methodology of the Global/dotcom Slots Tracker

The tracker classifies slots for September across more than 2.000 sites that hold licences from authorities such as Curacao, Malta and Anjouan. EGM carries out the monitoring of casino sites to compile the monthly ranking. In global terms, EGM analyses the gaming pages of more than 3.800 casino sites.

For the September edition the crawl counted 35.189 games from 854 studios distributed across more than 2.000 sites. The monitoring is limited to each site’s primary casino page.

The tracker includes the following categories in its data collection: slots, instants, scratch cards, Slingo and crash games. It expressly excludes: table games, live games, video poker and video bingo.

If you want to review the full method and inclusion criteria, the technical explanation of the crawl is available in the sector’s [methodology and regulation](/regulation) section, which explains how "game tiles" are translated into ranking positions. You can also consult how EGM identifies operators and primary pages in its [list of casino sites](/casino). More details on methodology

Markets and licences included

Operators that contributed data to the ranking hold licences issued by the following authorities: Alderney, Anjouan, Antigua, Bahamas, Belize, Costa Rica, Curacao, Cyprus, Gibraltar, Isle of Man, Kahnawake, Malta, Panama, Philippines and Tobique. A title’s presence in the ranking responds to its aggregated visibility across that set of licensed sites.

Implications for operators and suppliers

For operators and content suppliers, the list confirms the sustained reach of certain studios within global catalogues. Having titles in high positions in the Global/dotcom Slots Tracker implies wider distribution on licensed sites and therefore more game tiles detected by EGM.

Suppliers that climb the table, such as RTG with Fortunate Buddha or Hacksaw Gaming with Le Bandit, show that catalogue variations and supply agreements continue to move visibility month to month. Declines, like The Dog House Megaways 1000, indicate that even studios with established presence face rotation in the listings.

EGM’s role in global slots monitoring

EGM performs the crawl and aggregation work that enables construction of the Global/dotcom Slots Tracker. Its methodology combines identification of each site’s primary page with the automated counting of game tiles visible in the page DOM. The aim is to provide a monthly pulse on which titles and studios appear most frequently in operator catalogues.

EGM tracked 35.189 games from 854 studios in the September edition, a figure that supports the ranking’s broad coverage and representativeness across regulated and non-regulated markets.

Practical reading

For content and commercial agreements teams, the ranking acts as a distribution thermometer: titles at the top of the tracker are the most reproduced in licensed operator catalogues, and therefore the ones most offered to players on those sites. Maintaining or improving position requires continuous presence in operator supply chains and renewal of listings on primary pages.

For quick monitoring of catalogues and game presence, also consult inventory and listings of casino sites and market updates in our coverage of industry news.