PG Soft is among the studios covered on this site whose corporate detail can be checked directly, which lets this page state what is checkable and flag what is not.
Who PG Soft is
Field
Value
Studio
PG Soft
Founded
2015
Headquarters
Valletta, Malta
Specialisms
slots
Catalogue size
Not published
Publishes RTP
Yes
A catalogue size is not published. Its total number of titles is a figure the studio keeps to itself.
Wild Bandito, Lucky Neko, Fortune Ox, Fortune Tiger and Mahjong Ways 2 are the games PG Soft showcases itself. What you are reading there is the studio promoting its catalogue. It tells you nothing on which of them any casino carries or which have pages here.
Whether PG Soft publishes RTP
On its own game pages, PG Soft gives a return-to-player figure, so any RTP quoted for its titles can be followed to the source studio instead of an aggregator.
On screen the RTP field for PG Soft games is an empty dash; the figure itself is published in the data that the server delivers alongside the page. The numbers are real, because every value taken by that method lined up with independent consensus on the same title. Still, ‘per PG Soft’s published game data’ is the right phrasing and ‘as shown on PG Soft’s page’ is not, since a reader looking at the screen finds a dash.
This matters more than it sounds. Return-to-player figures stand or fall on their source; a value passed around between comparison sites without a primary source behind it is not evidence.
PG Soft in the Philippine market
For Pocket Games Soft there is a PAGCOR EGLD approved-games list, and it covers content approval rather than any operator licence. The line that PG Soft is among the most-played slot suppliers on PAGCOR-licensed Philippine sites circulates widely, but affiliate sources wrote it and PG Soft did not.
Licences the studio holds
PG Soft is recorded as holding: Malta Gaming Authority, Regulators named on PG Soft’s side are the UK Gambling Commission and Gibraltar. Studio licences and operator licences are two separate things, since one attaches to the games developer and the other to the casino, which is why a player with a dispute turns to the operator’s regulator instead of the studio’s.
Malta Gaming Authority — Licence MGA/B2B/435/2017 is assigned to Pocket Games Software Limited (C 76195). Status Licensed, casino vertical, B2B Critical Supply Licence: that is the entry on the MGA’s verification portal. A compliance breach led the MGA to suspend the licence in question, effective 29 September 2020; it was reinstated afterwards. Without this account of what came before, today’s status would suggest less had happened than actually did.
Regulators named on PG Soft’s side are the UK Gambling Commission and Gibraltar — Both badges are displayed on the licensing page PG Soft runs itself. PG Soft’s own listing is the source for these two, whereas the MGA licence above matches a public register.
Playing PG Soft games at BingoPlus
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Use the lobby filter to pick PG Soft, or type a title into the search.
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Begin with a budget for the session and a small stake while you get to know a new title.
FAQ
Does PG Soft publish RTP?
Yes. PG Soft states its own return-to-player figure on its game pages, which gives any RTP quoted for its titles a path back to the studio.
What does PG Soft make?
Its published specialisms are slots.
Where is PG Soft based?
The company's own material gives its base as Valletta, Malta.
What licences does PG Soft hold?
Public records show: Malta Gaming Authority, Regulators named on PG Soft's side are the UK Gambling Commission and Gibraltar. This applies to the studio and not to casinos offering its games.
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