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Octoplay credits its Michigan and New Jersey operations for six straight months atop Eilers-Fantini US supplier rankings, according to its Oct. 26 announcement.
Octoplay finished first in the overall supplier category in the April through September 2026 Online Game Performance Reports. The category covers suppliers accounting for more than 2% of the report’s gross gaming revenue, the money casino operators retain after paying player winnings.
The developer’s games are available through several Michigan online casinos, including BetMGM, FanDuel, Fanatics, and BetRivers.
Six Octoplay games appear in October’s new-slot top 25
Octoplay accounted for six entries in the top 25 new slots in Eilers-Fantini’s October US report summary. Freedom 250x Boost Hold And Win was among them, placing fourth.
That matched White Hat Studios, which also placed six games in the new-slot top 25. The Goonies Quest For Treasure 2 Jackpot Royale from White Hat Studios ranked third. Light & Wonder’s Quick Hit Link 888 placed seventh, followed by Atlantic Digital’s Jewel Boom XXX in eighth.
The October report collected game performance data from 40 casino sites across Michigan, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and West Virginia.
Michigan launch included four casino partners
Michigan became Octoplay’s second US market after the supplier made its American debut through BetMGM in New Jersey in June 2025.
Its Michigan launch followed in December 2025, according to the company’s latest announcement. The rollout included BetMGM Casino, FanDuel Casino, Fanatics Casino and Rush Street Interactive’s BetRivers Casino, all introducing the supplier’s games simultaneously.
Octoplay confirmed those partnerships in its January 2026 Michigan announcement, describing the rollout as its largest coordinated market entry at the time.
Elvis slot joins BetMGM’s Michigan lineup
Octoplay is also behind Elvis Presley: Viva Las Records, which BetMGM announced in April as the first title in an exclusive Elvis-branded slot partnership.
The initial release covered Michigan, New Jersey, and Ontario. Octoplay secured the rights to develop the Elvis titles for BetMGM, using Presley’s name, likeness and imagery from across his career, including his Las Vegas performances.
The slot pays winning combinations from left to right on five fixed paylines across a five-reel, three-row grid. Its features include five jackpots and a Hold & Win bonus round.
Landing Golden Record symbols can award cash prizes and help activate Hold & Win. Once the bonus begins, each newly landed symbol resets the respin counter and can award another cash prize or jackpot. Wild symbols substitute for standard symbols, but they do not replace Golden Record symbols.
BetMGM’s game guide lists wagers ranging from 10 cents to $200 per spin for the title. Players can find it by searching its name in the operator’s Michigan casino lobby.
Pennsylvania approval sets up a third US launch
Pennsylvania is next on Octoplay’s expansion roadmap, with the supplier preparing to enter its third US market after New Jersey and Michigan.
The company has received interim authorization from the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, allowing it to supply games to licensed casino operators in the state.
“Pennsylvania is our third US state and comes next, with several more before the end of the year,” CEO Ralitsa Georgieva said.
The Oct. 26 update left Pennsylvania’s launch date and casino lineup unspecified. It also did not name the other US markets Georgieva referenced.
