Software provider

Play’n Go

Play'n GO is a slot and table game supplier whose own about page records more than 400 premium titles delivered to regulated operators in more than 35 jurisdictions. Its Great Britain licences are held by Play'n GO Malta Limited under Gambling Commission account 55949, covering Gambling Software and Game Host (Casino) remotely since 29 January 2020 and gaming machine technical software both remotely and non-remotely. It also states Malta Gaming Authority licence MGA/B2B/225/2012 and Gibraltar licence RGL No. 131, and its privacy statement gives a company address in Växjö, Sweden while its own FAQ describes the company as headquartered in Malta.

Studio Facts

Games in catalogue
400
Licensed in
Great Britain: Gambling Commission account 55949, held by Play'n GO Malta Limited — Gambling Software (Remote) and Game Host (Casino) (Remote) under licence 055949-R-332212-005 from 29 January 2020, Gaming Machine Technical Software (Remote) from 7 June 2024, and Gaming Machine Technical Software (Non-Remote) under 055949-N-335444-004 from 4 August 2022. Malta: Malta Gaming Authority licence MGA/B2B/225/2012, issued 1 August 2018, held by Play'n GO Malta. Gibraltar: RGL No. 131, issued 22 March 2022, held by Play'n GO (Gibraltar) Limited.
Where to play

Casinos Carrying Play’n Go

Only casinos recorded as accepting the selected market are shown.

Background

About Play’n Go

Licensing

Play'n GO's Great Britain licences are held by Play'n GO Malta Limited, which the Gambling Commission's public register lists under account number 55949 with a head office address at 35, Triq id-Dejqa, Valletta, Malta. The register's licence summary shows four activities under two licence numbers: Gambling Software (Remote) and Game Host (Casino) (Remote), both active under 055949-R-332212-005 since 29 January 2020; Gaming Machine Technical Software (Remote) under the same number since 7 June 2024; and Gaming Machine Technical Software (Non-Remote) under 055949-N-335444-004 since 4 August 2022. The company's own legal footer adds a Malta Gaming Authority licence, MGA/B2B/225/2012, issued on 1 August 2018 to Play'n GO Malta, and a Gibraltar licence, RGL No. 131, issued on 22 March 2022 to Play'n GO (Gibraltar) Limited. Its own regulatory page lists further supplier approvals jurisdiction by jurisdiction, among them an internet gaming supplier licence from the Michigan Gaming Control Board, an interactive gaming manufacturer licence from the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, and game software authorisation from Spelinspektionen in Sweden valid from 1 July 2023. The same page states that Play'n GO content is certified by accredited test laboratories including GLI, BMM and Quinel.

Portfolio

Play'n GO's about page states that it holds more than 400 premium titles and delivers them to regulated casino operators in more than 35 jurisdictions, naming Rich Wilde and the Book of Dead among them. Its home page gives a lower pair of figures for the same things — over 350 premium games and 30+ jurisdictions — so the two numbers on this row should be read as the company's own self-reported range rather than an audited count. No regulator publishes a game count for any supplier, and nothing is said here about the return to player of any Play'n GO game: a return to player figure is a property of an individual game and often of an individual build, not of a supplier.

Where the Company Says It Is

The company's own pages give two different home bases. Its privacy statement names the company address as Play'n GO, Storgatan 82 A, Växjö, Sweden, and states that the site is operated by Play'n GO and that the statement governs all companies within the Play'n GO group. Its FAQ, by contrast, describes Play'n GO as headquartered in Malta. Both are reproduced here rather than reconciled, because no primary source resolves them.

The Company's Own Site Is Not a Casino

playngo.com carries game demos and no real-money play. Its footer states that no purchase is required to enjoy Play'n GO games and that the site is for entertainment only, with no real money, and its FAQ states that the website is for entertainment purposes only. The same regulatory page carries a notice that other providers offer copies of Play'n GO games while presenting themselves as aggregators or distributors, and advises operators in doubt to contact the company to confirm a supplier's legitimacy.

Page last reviewed:
FAQ

Play’n Go FAQs

Is Play'n GO Licensed in Great Britain?
Yes. The Gambling Commission's public register lists Play'n GO Malta Limited under account number 55949, with Gambling Software (Remote) and Game Host (Casino) (Remote) active under licence 055949-R-332212-005 since 29 January 2020, Gaming Machine Technical Software (Remote) since 7 June 2024, and Gaming Machine Technical Software (Non-Remote) under licence 055949-N-335444-004 since 4 August 2022.
How Many Games Does Play'n GO Have?
Play'n GO's about page states more than 400 premium titles delivered to regulated operators in more than 35 jurisdictions. Its home page says over 350 games and 30+ jurisdictions, so the company publishes two different figures on its own site. No regulator publishes a count.
Where Is Play'n GO Based?
Its own pages give two answers. The privacy statement gives the company address as Play'n GO, Storgatan 82 A, Växjö, Sweden, and the company's FAQ describes Play'n GO as headquartered in Malta. The Gambling Commission's register gives the head office address of the licensed entity, Play'n GO Malta Limited, as 35, Triq id-Dejqa, Valletta, Malta.
Which Other Regulators Licence Play'n GO?
Play'n GO's own legal footer states a Malta Gaming Authority licence, MGA/B2B/225/2012, issued on 1 August 2018, and a Gibraltar licence, RGL No. 131, issued on 22 March 2022. Its own regulatory page additionally lists supplier approvals in a number of jurisdictions, including a Michigan Gaming Control Board internet gaming supplier licence, a Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board interactive gaming manufacturer licence and Swedish game software authorisation from Spelinspektionen valid from 1 July 2023.
Can Players Win Money on the Play'n GO Website?
No. Play'n GO's own site states that it is for entertainment only, with no real money, and its FAQ says the website carries no real money prizes. Games on playngo.com are demos.
When Was Play'n GO Founded?
This page does not say. No primary source read states a founding year: the company's about page says only that it is building on over two decades of innovation, and neither its own pages nor the Gambling Commission's register gives a date.