New games in casino feeds: makers and first hits

Games first seen in casinos' public bet feeds on 10 November: who made them where known, where they turned up first and their first hits, from tracker data.

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The tracker’s new games page adds a game the first time it appears in one of the casinos’ public bet feeds. As of 15:40 UTC on 10 November 2026, its latest entries had all been first seen between 14:44 and 15:22 UTC that day, at Stake, 500 Casino, Gamdom, Roobet and Qzino. This list covers who made the games, where each turned up first and its first notable hit, next to the studios’ published numbers where they exist. “First seen” means new to these feeds since tracking began in November 2026, not newly released: two of the games came out in 2021.

The games, in order of first sighting

Provider names are the tracker’s labels; the sections below say where the studio is someone else. A multiplier is what a bet paid divided by its stake: 0.25× returned a quarter of the stake, 703.9× returned 703.9 times it.

GameProvider (tracker’s label)First seen, UTCCasinoBets to 15:40 UTCTop multiplier
Vault CrackerEvolution14:44500 Casino933.99×
Ink Riotnone given14:50Stake10.25×
Country Farming MobilePragmatic Play14:52Qzino15.85×
1942 Sky WarriorEvolution14:53500 Casino947.98×
Gangs Of DoublinGaming Corps14:55Roobet20.22×
Roman Gloryhub8814:56500 Casino796.33×
Wanted Piratenone given15:00Stake18.33×
Xmas Guardians MegawaysPragmatic Play15:01Gamdom171703.9×
Baccarat 6Pragmatic Play15:03500 Casino0none yet
SOLOCloud15:13Stake1166.4×
Limbo 100000Stake Originals15:17Stake2none yet
Pumpkin Crushnone given15:22Stake10.28×

RTP, or return to player, is “how much a casino pays out in winnings, on average over the lifecycle of the game”, in the words of PlaySmart, the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation’s site of gambling facts and advice. The rest is the house edge, the operator’s built-in advantage. Volatility describes how a game spreads its return: low-volatility games pay small amounts often, high-volatility games pay rarely but sometimes big (more in why big multipliers are rare).

Xmas Guardians Megaways: the busiest debut

Xmas Guardians Megaways was first seen at Gamdom at 15:01 UTC. By 15:40 UTC the feeds had shown 171 bets on it, far more than on any other game here, and its top multiplier was 703.9×, also the highest on the list. The tracker credits it to Pragmatic Play.

When we checked Pragmatic Play’s website on 10 November, it had no page or announcement for the game, and its fourth-quarter roadmap, published on 24 September, names another festive release, Sweet Bonanza Xmas 2500, but not this one. The RTP, volatility and maximum win circulating for it come from review sites, not Pragmatic Play, so this post doesn’t quote them.

The same roadmap says Pragmatic Play “currently develops up to eight new slot titles each month”, and as of 15:40 UTC its provider page on the tracker counted bets on 874 of its games. The list’s other Pragmatic Play labels are Country Farming Mobile, first seen at Qzino at 14:52 UTC, whose single bet paid 5.85×, and Baccarat 6, first seen at 500 Casino at 15:03 UTC with no bets shown yet. In baccarat the house edge depends on the bet: PlaySmart gives averages of 1.06% on banker, 1.24% on player and 14.36% on a tie.

A bet or two each, mostly at Stake

Most games first seen at Stake had a single bet by 15:40 UTC. The standout is SOLO, which the tracker credits to Cloud: its only bet so far, at 15:13 UTC, paid 166.4×, the second-highest top multiplier on the list. Wanted Pirate returned 8.33× on its one bet. Pumpkin Crush and Ink Riot paid 0.28× and 0.25×, so each of those bets lost most of its stake. The tracker shows no provider for these three, and this post doesn’t guess one.

Limbo 100000, which the tracker files under Stake Originals, had two bets and no top multiplier recorded yet. Away from Stake, Gangs Of Doublin, credited to Gaming Corps, was first seen at Roobet at 14:55 UTC; the better of its two bets paid 0.22×.

A single bet is an anecdote, not a measurement: SOLO’s 166.4× says nothing about its long-run return.

Roman Glory: an April release, new to these feeds

Roman Glory reached the feeds at 500 Casino at 14:56 UTC. The tracker lists it under hub88, but the game’s page on the Peter & Sons website lists it as a Peter & Sons game released on 16 April 2026. Its game info gives a default RTP of 96.50%, mid-high volatility (the description calls it high) and a maximum payout of 5,000× the bet, the most a single round can pay. Its best multiplier over its first seven bets was 96.33×; on how the tracker’s multipliers compare with a cap, see published max-win caps.

Two Red Tiger games from 2021

The games labelled Evolution are older than the new-games page suggests. Both are Red Tiger slots, and Red Tiger’s game pages carry a footer naming Evolution Gaming Malta Limited, licensed by the Malta Gaming Authority, which fits the tracker’s label.

1942 Sky Warrior came out on 14 December 2021, according to Red Tiger, which gives an RTP of 95.68%, a maximum payout of 999× the bet and a hit frequency, the share of spins that pay anything, of 13.43%. Evolution’s own page for the game lists Red Tiger as the provider and rates the volatility mid/high. It was first seen at 500 Casino at 14:53 UTC, and over nine bets its top multiplier was 47.98×.

Vault Cracker is older still. Red Tiger released it on 29 April 2021 and lists an RTP of 95.66%, a maximum payout of 1,410× the bet and a hit frequency of 38.34%. It was the first on this list to appear, at 500 Casino at 14:44 UTC, and its nine bets topped out at 33.99×.

Being on the new-games page means only that no feed had shown them before 10 November, in the days since tracking began. As of 15:40 UTC the tracker’s Evolution page counted bets on 808 Evolution games.

What the first bets can’t show

The feeds are samples: they show some bets, not all. At 15:40 UTC on 10 November the tracker’s status page listed 327 public feeds from 60 sites, 305 of them healthy. A first-seen time is when one of those feeds first showed a game, which can come years after its release.

Published RTP is a design figure for a very long run; as PlaySmart puts it, RTP and the house edge “don’t determine a single player’s likelihood of winning for a specific bet or session”. Observed RTP, paid divided by wagered over the bets seen, needs far more bets than these games have. Over the last 30 days the tracker saw 207,412 bets on Sweet Bonanza 1000, with an observed RTP of 95.13% and a 95% interval (the range chance alone could explain) of 73.47% to 116.79%, against a published 96.53%. That gap is well inside the range and is not evidence of anything by itself. If that many bets leave so wide a range, 171 bets on Xmas Guardians Megaways say next to nothing about its return, as the post on what a sample can tell you explains.

Gambling is for adults: 18 and over, or the legal age where you live. Every game here carries a house edge, so players as a group lose over time, and big multipliers such as the 703.9× here are rare by design. For limits and help, see the responsible gambling page.

What to watch next: Pragmatic Play’s own page for Xmas Guardians Megaways, with its published RTP and maximum win, and more bets on SOLO and the other single-bet games, which their pages here will show as the feeds catch them.

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