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3 Oaks Gaming eyes US growth opportunities with iGaming NEXT: New York sponsorship
Event partnership demonstrates distributor’s ambitious Americas expansion plans
3 Oaks Gaming, the fast-growing distributor of iGaming content, has continued to expand on its Americas growth strategy after becoming an official sponsor of the upcoming iGaming NEXT: New York trade show.
The event, held at 117th West 46th Street in Manhattan, between May 12-13 marks the first event iGaming NEXT has held in the United States. It brings together the biggest brands and influencers from both the iGaming and investment communities to focus on the ever-expanding US market.
3 Oaks Gaming will have its branding displayed throughout the show, while key executives including its commercial team will be in attendance to network and promote the new iGaming distributor’s unique offering.
The partnership with iGaming NEXT follows a similar sponsorship deal 3 Oaks Gaming secured for the GAT Expo in Cartagena, as the young company looks to further its expansion in some of iGaming’s emerging regions.
3 Oaks Gaming launched in January 2022, with the aim of distributing new and existing casino content and marketing tools from established high-value studios into regulated markets. The company possesses an Isle of Man licence, with a number of titles already certified for use.
Sebastian Damian, Managing Director of 3 Oaks, said: “iGaming NEXT is a hugely exciting challenger brand in the eventing space and we’re delighted to play a part in its inaugural New York conference. The US is one of the biggest, most exciting markets in the world and one that we’re definitely keeping an eye on with a view to increasing our foothold.
“Following our sponsorship of the GAT Expo in Colombia in March, it’s clear we’re looking to make moves in the Americas and look forward to meeting as many prospective clients as possible while in the Big Apple.”
Pierre Lindh, Managing Director at iGaming NEXT, said: “iGaming NEXT: New York is looking to set a new standard to industry conferences by welcoming 700 of the most respected industry stakeholders, together with top institutional investors and web3 evangelists in a ‘WEF Davos’ type exclusive format. That’s why it is important to us to work with the best possible partners. We are proud to have the very ambitious up and comer, 3 Oaks, with us in our quest to achieve this vision, to the benefit of the industry.”
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Pragmatic Play leads across Europe while RTG and 3 Oaks Gaming dominate US and Australia, new Blask data shows
Tier-1 casino lobbies are becoming less concentrated as regional challengers gain ground.
New data from Blask reveals that while Pragmatic Play remains the dominant game provider across most tier-1 European iGaming markets, regional dynamics are becoming increasingly fragmented as competitors such as Playtech, Evolution, Hacksaw Gaming, RTG and 3 Oaks Gaming rapidly expand their positions in local casino lobbies.
According to Blask’s latest analysis of tier-1 operator lobbies across Europe, North America and Australia, no single provider now holds an overwhelming market monopoly in most mature jurisdictions — with several countries showing signs of diversification and aggressive competition between suppliers.
In the United Kingdom, Pragmatic Play retained the leading position despite its market share declining year-over-year from 15.53% to 13.99%. At the same time, Reel Kingdom nearly doubled its presence, while Playtech also strengthened its position, reflecting increasing pressure on the long-time market leader.
Spain emerged as one of the most competitive European jurisdictions. While Pragmatic Play and Playtech both expanded their shares, the standout growth came from Evolution, which surged from 0.33% to 5.58% in just one year, signaling a major expansion of live casino content within the market.
Italy showed an even sharper shift toward supplier parity. Pragmatic Play and Playtech both lost substantial market share year-over-year, leaving the country without a clearly dominant provider. Evolution also accelerated its presence in the market, growing from 0.13% to 3.41%.
Germany remained one of Pragmatic Play’s strongest territories despite a decline from 17.39% to 14.40%. However, the market’s fastest-growing supplier was Hacksaw Gaming, which more than doubled its share and entered direct competition for a top-tier position.
France demonstrated one of the most balanced supplier landscapes in Europe. While Pragmatic Play overtook Play’n GO to become the leading provider in 2026, the difference between major suppliers remains minimal, suggesting that player demand in the country is spread across a wide range of content studios.
The Nordic markets also showed signs of changing player preferences. In Sweden, all top-five providers lost market share year-over-year while smaller suppliers expanded, indicating rising demand for newer studios. Denmark showed particularly strong momentum for Evolution, whose growth correlated with increasing live casino demand tracked by Blask.
Outside Europe, market structures differed significantly.
In the United States, RTG remains the dominant supplier with an 18.05% share, far ahead of competitors that struggle to exceed the 6% threshold. Meanwhile in Australia, 3 Oaks Gaming emerged as the leading provider, narrowly competing with Playson in one of the most distinct supplier ecosystems among tier-1 markets.
“Tier-1 markets are no longer moving toward monopoly dynamics,” said Vitaly Zubtsov, Head of PR at Blask. “What we see instead is fragmentation: local player preferences, live casino expansion, and new-generation studios increasingly reshape supplier hierarchies country by country.”
The report is based on Blask’s proprietary lobby-tracking technology, which continuously monitors game visibility and supplier presence across major regulated iGaming markets.
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3 Oaks Gaming releases Lucky Apple x1000 slot with multipliers up to x1000
3 Oaks Gaming has released Lucky Apple x1000, a 6×5 scatter pays slot with cascading reels and multipliers up to x1000.
Wins trigger when eight matching symbols land anywhere on the reels. The game uses a Cascading Reels mechanic, removing winning symbols and dropping new ones in place. Red Apple Symbols can appear randomly or be “assisted by the character,” revealing multipliers from x2 to x1000. Any multipliers in view combine and are applied to the total win after the cascade.
The slot also includes a Free Spins feature where multipliers from winning spins contribute to a growing Total Multiplier during the feature, according to the company.
In certain markets, 3 Oaks Gaming said players can access a Bonus Shop with two Free Spins options, including an upgraded round where multipliers range from x10 to x1000.
Krasimir Pankovski, Sales Director at 3 Oaks Gaming, said: “Lucky Apple x1000 highlights our approach to combining strong themes with proven mechanics that resonate with players. By bringing together cascading reels, high-value multipliers and a cumulative Free Spins model, we’ve created a title designed for both engagement and longevity.
“The addition of the Bonus Shop adds further flexibility, supporting player choice while helping operators maximise performance as we continue to grow a competitive portfolio.”
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3 Oaks Gaming adds Must Drop JACKPOT mechanic to 4 Pots of Egypt slot
New variant pairs Hold & Win gameplay with two daily progressive jackpots designed to drop before a capped maximum value.
3 Oaks Gaming has released Must Drop JACKPOT
4 Pots of Egypt, extending its Must Drop JACKPOT
series by adding the time-limited jackpot mechanic to its 4 Pots of Egypt slot.
The 5×3, 20-line title uses a Hold & Win format and a four-pots bonus structure, with a progressive jackpot that the supplier says is guaranteed to drop before reaching a defined maximum value. 3 Oaks Gaming said two progressive jackpots are available daily.
According to the company, the Must Drop JACKPOT
prize is set at network level within the game, meaning operators can deploy the promotional feature without additional administrative setup.
The game is built on the original 4 Pots of Egypt, with three smaller pots—Boost, Collect and Multi—and a fourth pot that can add Mini to Major jackpot values on up to three random symbols during the Bonus Game.
Victoria Vashukevich, Acting CCO 3 Oaks Gaming, said: “Must Drop JACKPOT
4 Pots of Egypt builds on the strength of proven Hold & Win gameplay with the added excitement of our Must Drop JACKPOT
feature.
“The game’s layered bonus features, engaging Egyptian theme and progressive jackpot functionality make it a valuable addition to our portfolio and an attractive proposition for operators seeking high-performing content.”
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