Evolution has launched its Monopoly Live online game show title in Connecticut, representing the product’s first-ever US launch since originally making its global debut during 2019.
Monopoly Live was developed in partnership with Hasbro, building upon the entities’ multi-year exclusive online live casino and slots partnership formed in January 2025. A live game show host spins a super-sized wheel, allowing players to wager on which segment the wheel will eventually land on.
The Monopoly Live wheel includes typical number segments as well as “Chance” segments which can trigger instant cash wins and multipliers.
“We are excited to bring Monopoly Live to the US. It is one of our most recognisable game shows globally, and we are very pleased to now offer that experience to players in Connecticut,” Evolution North America CEO Jacob Claesson said.
“The game combines the iconic Monopoly brand with live casino entertainment, featuring a live host and immersive bonus rounds with MR. Monopoly in his 3D world, offering a truly unique gaming experience that we are sure players will enjoy.”
While Connecticut players are the first in the US to gain access to Monopoly Live, Evolution confirmed additional state rollouts are “set to follow.”
Just prior to Evolution’s launch of Monopoly Live in the US, Aristocrat Gaming unveiled its new Monopoly Big Board Bucks slot title with Yaamava’ Resort & Casino at San Manuel on April 15, marking the first-ever US property to launch the game across its casino floor.
Monopoly Big Board Bucks represents the first title released by Aristocrat under its new multi-year licensing partnership with Hasbro, said to usher in a “new era” for the supplier.
Along with its inaugural debut of Monopoly Big Board Bucks, Yaamava’ Resort & Casino also introduced its largest financial promotion to date, which will see one Club Serrano rewards member receive the Own It All package, valued at over $1.6m.
Evolution announced plans to suspend its dividend for the 2025 financial year on March 18, representing a major shift from established policy as the supplier reviews its capital allocation strategy