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Pragmatic Play has revealed its fourth-quarter 2026 content roadmap, led by the slot “Gates of Olympus 2500” and a celebrity-hosted live casino event. The lineup of online casino games also includes new slots, live casino titles, arcade releases and game shows.
The supplier announced the slate Sept. 24, ahead of SBC Summit Lisbon at Feira Internacional de Lisboa and the MEO Arena.
Sharon McHugh, the supplier’s director of public relations, said the coming months are “shaping up to be an incredibly exciting period.” She said the roadmap blends established franchises with new concepts meant to appeal to a broad range of players.
Gates of Olympus leads slot releases
Launched Sept. 28, “Gates of Olympus 2500” brings Zeus back with multiplier symbols worth up to 2,500x on any spin or tumble, including bonus rounds. Multipliers that land together are added before being applied to the win. Maximum win potential is 25,000x.
“Sugar Megarush” arrives Nov. 30 with dynamic reels that change the number of winning ways on every spin. “Sweet Bonanza Xmas 2500” follows Dec. 3 with a festive take on the candy-themed series and a maximum win of 25,000x. It builds on “Sweet Bonanza 2500,” released earlier this year.
The POP range, introduced July 31 after the rebranding of Fat Panda Studio, targets casual and newer players with simplified mechanics and shorter sessions. Three POP releases are planned this quarter:
- “Sweet Bonanza POP” launches Oct. 20 with a three-reel format and instant prizes up to 25,000x.
- “Zeus vs Hades POP” follows Nov. 17 with expanding wilds carrying multipliers up to 100x.
- “Starlight Princess POP” arrives Dec. 1 with multipliers up to 1,000x and instant prizes up to 25,000x.
Pragmatic Play continues to develop up to eight new online slots a month.
Kevin Hart headlines the live casino plans
Actor and comedian Kevin Hart will host live casino sessions from Pragmatic Play’s studio across four broadcasts Nov. 6 and 7. The partnership was announced Sept. 2, but the tables he will appear at will be revealed only on the day of each session.
The supplier plans random cash prizes during the broadcasts and free chip promotions beforehand. The sessions will not be available in the U.K., and access elsewhere depends on local regulations and participating operators.
Irina Cornides, the company’s chief operating officer, said the collaboration would deliver a “truly memorable entertainment experience.”
New live formats and a Latin America push
“Guess the Number” launches Dec. 1, letting players predict outcomes through bets such as even or odd, small or big, and number ranges. It includes up to five “My Number” selections and pays up to 10,000-1.
“Mega Wheel Latino,” a localized version of “Mega Wheel” with Spanish-speaking presenters, is set for October. It continues Pragmatic Play’s Latin American expansion. In October 2025, the company opened a live casino studio in Bogotá, Colombia, through partner ARRISE, with more than 100 live tables and native Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking dealers.
Arcade titles round out the lineup
Three arcade releases are planned before year’s end:
- “Keno+” launches Nov. 23, letting players choose one to 10 numbers from a pool of 40, with payouts up to 1,000x.
- “Pump+” follows Nov. 30, challenging players to inflate a balloon for larger rewards without bursting it.
- “HiLo+” rewards players for predicting whether the next card will be higher or lower, with each correct call raising the potential reward.
A sharper strategy ahead of SBC Summit Lisbon
The roadmap reflects the strategic shift Pragmatic Play announced in June, when it said it would phase out its sportsbook and bingo products to focus on slots, live casino, crash games and RNG content.
According to the company’s press release, operators can access both verticals through a single API integration.
In August, Pragmatic Play stopped supplying games to US sweepstakes casinos, leaving regulated real-money online casinos in states such as New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Michigan as the main US outlet for its slots.
SBC Summit Lisbon, held Sept. 29 to Oct. 1, was expected to draw about 40,000 attendees from more than 150 countries.
