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Octoplay Retains Top U.S. Supplier Ranking in Eilers-Fantini Report for Sixth Consecutive Month

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Octoplay Retains Top U.S. Supplier Ranking in Eilers-Fantini Report for Sixth Consecutive Month
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Octoplay has held the top U.S. supplier ranking in Eilers-Fantini reports for six months through September 2026. Entries into New Jersey in June 2025 and Michigan in December 2025, plus a pending Pennsylvania authorization, underpin the result. Alberta launched with seven tier-one operators on day one.

SCCG Take — Top rankings in saturated states demonstrate content that delivers in hard markets, guiding operators toward suppliers with proven U.S. traction as additional jurisdictions open.

Octoplay has ranked first in the Supplier Summary – Overall category for suppliers above 2 per cent GGR in the Eilers-Fantini Online Game Performance Reports covering April, May, June, July, August and September ’26. The placement marks the sixth month in succession and arrives less than a year after the studio’s U.S. debut.

Performance in New Jersey and Michigan drove the result. Octoplay entered New Jersey in June 2025 through BetMGM, then added Rush Street Interactive and Hard Rock Bet within three months before integrating bet365. In December 2025 the studio launched in Michigan simultaneously with BetMGM, FanDuel, Fanatics and Rush Street Interactive. An Interim Authorization granted in Pennsylvania opens the third U.S. state.

Scale of North American Entry

The same pattern appears in Canada. Octoplay operates in Ontario and, since this year, in Alberta with seven tier-one operators live on the market’s first day. That Alberta entry surpassed the Michigan launch in coordinated operator count.

Octoplay holds approvals across 20 regulated markets: Malta, the UK, Romania, Sweden, Slovakia, Italy, Belgium, Georgia, Denmark, the Netherlands, Greece, Spain, Finland, Brazil, New Jersey, Michigan, Ontario, Croatia, Alberta and Pennsylvania. Additional U.S. state applications remain active.

Verified Results in Competitive Lobbies

“New Jersey and Michigan, two of the most competitive iGaming states in the US, took us to number one and kept us there for six months. Pennsylvania is our third U.S. state and comes next, with several more before the end of the year. Operators have seen what our games do in the hardest lobbies in the country, and that is what we bring into every new state,” says Ralitsa Georgieva, CEO at Octoplay, as reported by G3 Newswire.

The consistent No. 1 standing in the two toughest U.S. jurisdictions supplies operators with measurable evidence of content performance before further state rollouts begin.

Reporting: G3 Newswire

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