Octoplay retained the No. 1 position in Eilers-Fantini’s U.S. Supplier Summary — Overall ranking for a sixth consecutive month, leading the category for suppliers responsible for more than 2% of gross gaming revenue.
The run covered the April through September editions of Eilers-Fantini’s Online Game Performance Reports. It came less than a year after the supplier’s U.S. debut in New Jersey in June 2025.
Octoplay attributed the result to its operations in New Jersey and Michigan. “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,” said Ralitsa Georgieva, the company’s CEO.
The company entered New Jersey through BetMGM, then added Rush Street Interactive and Hard Rock Bet within the following three months. Its games later went live with bet365 in the state. BetRivers’ August 2025 launch initially included eight Octoplay titles.
Michigan became Octoplay’s second U.S. market in December 2025. The launch went live simultaneously with BetMGM, FanDuel, Fanatics and Rush Street Interactive, whose casino brand is BetRivers. Octoplay described it at the time as its largest coordinated U.S. market entry.
The two jurisdictions remain substantial online-casino markets. Michigan operators recorded $300.2 million in iGaming gross receipts in September, according to the Michigan Gaming Control Board. Adjusted gross receipts were about $288.2 million, down 0.9% from August but 18.4% higher than a year earlier. All 15 Michigan operators authorized for iGaming and/or online sports betting offered iGaming as of September.
New Jersey casinos and their partners generated $274.8 million in Internet Gaming Win in September, up 13% year on year, the state’s Division of Gaming Enforcement said. Internet Gaming Win for the first nine months reached $2.4 billion, a 13.2% increase from the prior-year period.
Octoplay also placed six games in Eilers-Fantini’s October U.S. top-25 new-slot list, including Freedom 250x Boost Hold And Win at No. 4. That report used performance data from 40 casino sites in New Jersey, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Delaware and West Virginia.
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board granted Octoplay an Interactive Gaming Manufacturer Interim Authorization on Aug. 14. The authorization permits the supplier to provide games to licensed Pennsylvania online-casino operators while full approval remains pending, though Octoplay had not announced launch timing or casino partners. Georgieva said Pennsylvania comes next, with several further U.S. state launches planned before the end of 2026.
