Pragmatic Play and Evolution have continued to dominate the top of the charts in the latest Eilers-Fantini report from Europe.
Evolution scooped the top game with Immersive Roulette, while its Win Escalator title experienced a meteoric rise, climbing 1,767 places to second in the slot charts and third in all games.
Meanwhile, Pragmatic Play enjoyed the largest share of estimated GGR at 16.7% and placed two titles in the top games by GGR.
84 casino sites across 19 countries were tracked to provide insights into Europe’s iGaming statistics, which were introduced by Eilers-Fantini at the beginning of 2025.
Eilers-Fantini introduced the European iGaming statistics at the beginning of 2025, and this month tracked 84 casino sites across 19 countries.
Each game is ranked using a Theoretical Win Index, a standardised performance metric that normalises for a diverse operator sample where revenue, size and region vary significantly.
Immersive Roulette remains at the top of the overall game rankings with an index of 30.72, followed by EGT‘s 40 Super Hot Bell Link (29) and Win Escalator (27.63). Double Ball Roulette from Evolution (22.31) and OnAir Entertainment’s Speed Blackjack (22.31) rounded out the top five.
40 Super Hot Bell Link and Win Escalator scooped top two in the slots category. Meanwhile, Mango Express 7s (21.5) from Kalamba Games, which also climbed 1712 spots this month, placed third, Pragmatic Play’s Gates of Olympus Super Scatter (19.79) was fourth and 243 Crystal Fruits (16.86) from Tom Horn Gaming claimed fifth spot.
Slots dominated the top games by GGR, with Spribe’s Aviator the only crash game to break into the top five at third.
Pirots 4 (Light and Wonder) and Gates of Olympus Super Scatter (Pragmatic Play) occupied the top two podium spots, while Gates of Olympus (Pragmatic Play) and Book of Dead (Play’n Go) filled the top five.
Given their prominence in the charts, Pragmatic Play and Evolution secured number one and two in estimated GGR, leading the way with estimated GGR shares of 16.7% and 11.8% respectively.
Playtech (8.1%), Games Global (7.9%) and Play N Go (5.8%) also featured in the top five.