Slots Tracker: IGT and Pragmatic Play continue to lead the way in US and Canada
Cash Eruption stays in first place in the US, while Big Bass Splash replaces stablemate Gates of Olympus Super Scatter at the top in Canada
IGT and Pragmatic Play remain the studios to beat in North America after topping the US and Canada Slots Tracker, respectively, in August.
The US
The podium in the US remained unchanged.
IGT’s Cash Eruption maintained its stranglehold on first place, while Light & Wonder’s Huff N’ Even More Puff Grand and NetEnt’s Divine Fortune Gold finished second and third, respectively.
Play’n GO’s Wrappin’ Gold was the only new entry of the month, debuting in 20th place.
IGT’s Mystery of the Lamp Desert Veil was the biggest riser in August, soaring 492 spots into ninth. Age of the Gods Gold Trio by Playtech leapt 388 places to 13th.
Eight titles lost their place in the August ranking, with Light & Wonder’s Huff N’ Lots of Goals being the highest placed game in July (eighth) to not retain its position in the top 20.
EGM examined games across seven states: New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Delaware, West Virginia, Connecticut, and Rhode Island.
A total of 3,232 games from 179 studios across 61 sites were scrutinized for the August ranking.
Canada
As Pragmatic Play continued its dominance in Canada, Big Bass Splash replaced Gates of Olympus Super Scatter at the head of the table.
Big Bass Splash leapt from third to first in August, with the previous table topper slipping one spot to second.
Play’n GO’s Book of Dead jumped eight places to sixth and put a stop to Pragmatic Play claiming a top 10 clean sweep.
Nevertheless, in total, the supplier held 15 of the 20 spots.
There were no new entries in the August ranking, with Pragmatic Play’s Joker’s Jewels the biggest riser landing in 17th place from 55th the month prior.
Four titles fell out of the August ranking completely, with Pragmatic Play’s Big Bass Football Bonanza the highest placed in seventh in July.
EGM looked at performances across six Canadian provinces and regions: Ontario, Alberta, Quebec, New Brunswick, British Columbia, and Northwest Territories.
A total of 12,904 titles were examined from 339 studios across 63 sites for the August report.