NA Slots Tracker: New Pragmatic Play title takes top spot in Canada
Gates of Olympus Super Scatter replaces Big Bass Splash, as Cash Eruption fends off rivals in the US in September
IGT’s Cash Eruption continued to hold off its competition by remaining top of the US Slots Tracker in September, while Gates of Olympus Super Scatter claimed first place in Canada.
US
Light & Wonder’s Huff N’ Even More Puff Grand and NetEnt’s Divine Fortune Gold retained their second and third spots, respectively, in the US Slots Tracker during September.
White Hat Gaming’s Yogi Bear Jackpot Royale was the highest climber of the month, leaping an impressive 532 spots to land in 16th.
The month’s biggest faller was ReelPlay’s Hypernova Megaways, dropping two places to 12th.
There were four new entries in the US top 20, with Red Tiger’s Diamond Blitz 3 the highest to debut in seventh.
EGM examined games across seven states: New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Delaware, West Virginia, Connecticut, and Rhode Island.
A total of 3,373 games from 192 studios across 64 sites were scrutinized for the September ranking.
Canada
Pragmatic Play’s dominance continued in the Canada Slots Tracker during September, although Big Bass Splash’s reign at the top was ended by stablemate Gates of Olympus Super Scatter, which moved up from second place.
Big Bass Splash slipped to fourth, while Big Bass Bonanza and Buffalo King Megaways moved up one spot each into second and third, respectively.
In total, Pragmatic Play held 13 of the 20 spots – down two from 15 the month prior.
Play’n GO’s Book of Dead was the highest ranked non-Pragmatic Play title in sixth place.
With no new entries in September, Games Global’s 12 Masks of Fire Drum Frenzy was the biggest climber, moving eight spots into 18th.
Conversely, the supplier’s Amazing Link Zeus suffered the biggest drop, falling seven spots to 19th.
EGM looked at performances across six Canadian provinces and regions: Ontario, Alberta, Quebec, New Brunswick, British Columbia, and Northwest Territories.
A total of 14,117 titles were examined from 352 studios across 60 sites for the September ranking.