Slots Tracker: Chasing pack unable to stop US and Canada leaders
No change at the top in either ranking, with Cash Eruption leading in the US and Big Bass Splash holding on to first place in Canada
The top five spots in the January US EGR Slots Tracker saw no change from December, as 2026 kicked off with statis in the ranking.
IGT’s Cash Eruption led the way, with Light & Wonder duo Huff N’ Lots of Puff and Huff N’ More Puff in second and third, respectively.
IGT’s Cleopatra and Light & Wonder’s Huff N’ Even More Puff rounded out the top five.
Red Tiger’s Biggest Vault was a new entry in sixth place, while IGT’s Cash Eruption Big Bank Breakout (11th), and AGS’ Mega Diamond Wild Stacks (14th) were the other two new titles for the month.
The biggest riser in January saw Red Tiger’s Cash Volt Supercharged jump 63 spots into seventh, while the biggest fall saw Everi’s Cash Machine drop to 15th.
Five titles lost their spot in the ranking in January, AGS’ Capital Gains being the highest at 11th.
EGR North America’s data partner, eGaming Monitor (EGM), examined games across seven states: New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Delaware, West Virginia, Connecticut, and Rhode Island.
A total of 2,939 games from 181 studios across 69 sites were scrutinized for the January ranking.
Canada
Pragmatic Play’s dominance in Canada continued in January, with Big Bass Splash remaining in first and Buffalo King Megaways staying in second place.
In total, the supplier held 12 of the 20 spots in the first month of the year, although it did lose third place to Play’n GO’s Book of Dead.
Pragmatic Play made up for it with two new entries in the month, with Fortune of Olympus breaking into the ranking in 12th place and Sugar Rush Super Scatter in 15th.
Slingshot Studio’s Eruption Blaze Cashingo leapt 87 spots into 20th, the month’s biggest jump, while Pragmatic Play’s Sweet Bonanza had the biggest fall – from 15th to 19th.
Six titles lost their rankings, with Pragmatic Play’s Wisdom of Athena 1000 Xmas the highest from December in the third spot.
EGM looked at performances across five Canadian provinces: Ontario, Western Canada, Quebec, New Brunswick, and British Columbia.
A total of 11,417 titles were examined from 329 studios across 62 sites.