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Pragmatic Play adds to €100,000,000 awarded so far with new Drop & Wins season

Pragmatic Play, a leading content supplier to the iGaming industry, has launched the seventh season of Drops & Wins with a prize pool valued at over €25,000,000.

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Pragmatic Play adds new Drop & Wins season

Drops & Wins, the industry’s largest provider-funded prize pool, has awarded more than €100,000,000 since it launched in 2020. The new season is set to run throughout the year from 4th March 2026 to 3rd March 2027. 

The latest edition will feature 60+ slots each month from Pragmatic Play’s portfolio, including headline releases such as Sweet Rush Bonanza, Fortune of Olympus, and the upcoming Jelly Express. 

Leading the way are Weekly Wheel Drops, where players are randomly awarded wheel pieces in order to complete a prize wheel, unlocking the chance to win up to 100,000x their bet (up to €100,000). Meanwhile, Daily Tournaments see players climb leaderboards by accumulating win multipliers, with prizes of up to €3,000 on offer. 

Drops & Wins has consistently delivered increased player engagement, driving measurable uplift on both new and legacy slots. Its seventh season, with 5,000,000 prizes on offer, highlights Pragmatic Play’s commitment to powering up new possibilities of play by supporting its global partners with promotional tools that directly translate into commercial performance. 

Sharon McHugh, Director of Public Relations at Pragmatic Play, said: “Drops & Wins sets the industry benchmark for provider-funded prize pools, delivering unrivalled scale and engagement without any additional cost or setup for operators. Building on the €100,000,000 awarded to date, the latest season of Drops & Wins gives players even more ways to win in their favourite Pragmatic Play slots.” 

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Pragmatic Play is a leading multi-product software provider to the iGaming industry and is licensed and regulated by industry governing bodies such as the Gambling Commission of Great Britain (GCGB), the Gibraltar Gambling Commissioner (GGC), and the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA).

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