Showcased by PG Soft on its own pages: Wild Bandito, Lucky Neko, Fortune Ox, Fortune Tiger and Mahjong Ways 2. What you are reading there is the studio advertising its own catalogue. Which casinos stock any of them is left out, and so is which ones have pages here.
Licences the studio holds
PG Soft is recorded as holding: Malta Gaming Authority, The UK Gambling Commission and Gibraltar, going by what PG Soft lists. Holding a studio licence does not amount to holding an operator licence: the first covers whoever makes the games, the second whoever offers them, and a player seeking recourse goes to the operator’s regulator, never the studio’s.
Malta Gaming Authority — Licence MGA/B2B/435/2017 sits with its holder, Pocket Games Software Limited (C 76195). Shown as Licensed on the MGA’s verification portal under a B2B Critical Supply Licence for the casino vertical. Over a compliance breach, that licence was suspended by the MGA from 29 September 2020 and later put back in force. The history is noted here because leaving it out would make the present status seem less eventful than it really was.
The UK Gambling Commission and Gibraltar, going by what PG Soft lists — Both of these badges are displayed on the licensing page belonging to PG Soft. Only the MGA licence above can be followed to a public register, whereas these two are reported just as PG Soft lists them.
PG Soft in the Philippine market
Pocket Games Soft appears on a PAGCOR EGLD approved-games list, and that is a content approval rather than an operator licence. Reports commonly name PG Soft among the most-played slot suppliers on PAGCOR-licensed Philippine sites, though those reports come from affiliate sources and not from PG Soft.
Whether PG Soft publishes RTP
Since PG Soft puts a return-to-player figure on its own game pages, any RTP cited for one of its titles leads straight to the studio, with no aggregator in between.
PG Soft includes RTP in its game data yet does not show it on the page visitors see, where the field reads as a blank dash while the number sits in the data the server delivers with that page. Each value taken in this way agreed with independent consensus on the same title, which makes the numbers real. Still, say ‘per PG Soft’s published game data’ rather than ‘as shown on PG Soft’s page’, because a reader looking by eye will see a dash.
This matters more than it sounds. Any return-to-player figure stands or falls with where it came from, and a number that bounces from one comparison site to another without a primary source proves nothing.
Playing PG Soft games at D9D9
Log in to D9D9, then head into the game lobby.
Pick PG Soft in the lobby filter, or search a title by name instead.
Every slot keeps its stake range and paytable on an info screen, so open that screen first.
Start by fixing a session budget, then keep the stake low while a new title is still unfamiliar.
FAQ
What licences does PG Soft hold?
Public records show: Malta Gaming Authority, The UK Gambling Commission and Gibraltar, going by what PG Soft lists. Only the studio is covered by that, and no casino that offers its games.
How do I find PG Soft games at D9D9?
Sign in, open the D9D9 game lobby and filter it by PG Soft, or search for a title by name. Today's offering is what the lobby lays out.
What does PG Soft make?
Its published specialisms are slots.
Does PG Soft publish RTP?
Yes. Its own game pages carry a return-to-player figure from PG Soft, so any RTP quoted for its titles has a trail back to the studio.
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