Pragmatic Play is an online casino software developer that creates high-end video slots. Its games are based on HTML5 technology, which is more advanced than Flash technology. The company has offices in Great Britain, the Philippines, and Romania.

Pragmatic Play has an extensive catalog of over 80 video slots. These include classic and progressive jackpots. They are also available on mobile devices.

Pragmatic Play games are audited by third parties. The software is certified by Gaming Laboratories International, and is tested periodically for randomness.

Pragmatic Play uses a proprietary bonus platform called Enhance(tm). This system allows players to receive free rounds, prize multipliers, and tournaments.

Pragmatic Play has an excellent reputation in the gaming industry. In fact, it is one of the leading content providers in the iGaming industry. Some of their best-selling products include roulette, blackjack, and scratch cards.

Pragmatic Play also offers live casino games. They have a state-of-the-art studio in Bucharest, Romania. They host 43 tables with highly trained dealers. Their live casino offer is in full HD resolution, delivered through 4K cameras.

Pragmatic Play has a diverse portfolio of table games, as well. The company has a partnership with PartyCasino, and has a license from the United Kingdom Gambling Commission.

Pragmatic Play has a good reputation in the European market. Pragmatic Play won the Malta Gaming Award for Best Slot Game in 2018.

Pragmatic Play is licensed by the Malta Gaming Authority. The company has offices in the UK, Romania, and Ukraine.