May was a month that gave us four network releases that each delivered something distinct, yet reinforced our focus on clarity, mechanical refinement and regulated‑market reliability. With strong operator engagement and a growing appetite for configurable promotional mechanics.
We opened with 10 Jester Wins PrizeTower™ on June 4 – a lively, character‑driven PrizeTower title that combines a playful Jester theme with the fan favourite cashpot mechanic. The “10 wins” framing sets player expectations and the title delivers a great experience from the outset.
3 Pot Odyssey Hold and Win followed on June 11, extending the three‑pot concept into a more adventurous, journey‑themed space. The game blended clear Hold and Win foundations with 3 pot mechanics, making it a natural fit for both core Hold and Win fans and more casual audiences.
Mid‑month brought Bullion Rush 7s Hold and Win on June 18 – a premium, gold‑driven entry in the 7s family that combined classic slot appeal with a robust Hold and Win bonus. The bullion theme, crisp symbol set and assertive audiovisual identity gives it lobby-anchor energy – ideal for operators looking for a high‑impact classic that still feels modern.
We closed the month with Potion Max 7s on June 25 – a more whimsical, alchemy‑infused take on the 7s pillar. The game paired familiar 7s structures with playful potion visuals and a volatility curve tuned for rhythmic, high‑energy sessions. Its lighter tone and instantly readable loop made it a versatile title for a broad player segment.
June also saw increased activity in the US market, Alex Cohen spoke to Trade Handle about the rise of and possibilities surrounding Prediction Markets- you can read the whole article here.
In short, June demonstrated that we’re building a portfolio that can flex across themes and mechanics while still feeling coherent, giving us some strong momentum into the start of Q3.
See you next month!
