Push Gaming
Push Gaming owns and distributes first-party online slots. Its current portfolio structure separates Push Originals and Push Actions inside the core brand and Reel Hot Games as an internal sub-studio.
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The Push Gaming brand maps to several entities. LeoVegas acquired 86% of Push Gaming Holding Limited; Push Gaming Holding Plc holds the Great Britain license; and Push Gaming Malta Limited holds the Malta license and controls the website. The group also uses Push Gaming Limited, Push Gaming Product Limited, Push Gaming US LLC, and Push (Gibraltar) Limited. No legal entity is identified for every product, contract, license, invoice, or data role.
Buyer decision brief
Use this summary to decide whether the offer belongs on your shortlist and which terms need a written answer.
Fit and use case
Editorial fitLicensed casino operators evaluating Push Gaming's first-party content through a direct or named distribution route and prepared to verify the exact entity, titles, technical version, and market approval.
Primary offer: Push Gaming Slot Content · 1 additional offer below
Primary offer delivery
- API
Integration boundary: Push Gaming's Hive RGS and Mesh integration layer support direct operator delivery, while reseller, aggregator, and platform partners provide additional routes, including SOFTSWISS.
Critical contract questions
Start with unresolved terms, negotiated terms, and dependencies that need a named owner.
Resolve before shortlist
No usable standard answer is available on the public terms.
- Push route economicsNot disclosed
- Push Gaming Slot Content · Commercial terms
- Push route replacementNot disclosed
- Push Gaming Slot Content · Exit and portability
Fix in the signed order
The answer changes by operator, market, package, or negotiated order.
- Push entity and build matrixSet in contract
- Push Gaming Slot Content · Market and approvals
- Push portfolio and entity orderSet in contract
- Push Gaming Slot Content · Contract and supplier
- Push delivery role mapSet in contract
- Push Gaming Slot Content · Operating responsibilities
- Hive, Mesh, or partner routeSet in contract
- Push Gaming Slot Content · Implementation
- Release and certificate controlsSet in contract
- Push Gaming Slot Content · Operations and service
Next buyer step
Ask Push Gaming to resolve “Push route economics” and “Push route replacement” before moving Push Gaming Slot Content to a commercial shortlist. Then compare the answer with the complete product record below.
Confirm every selected term in the proposal and signed order. No price, market approval, availability, or contracting entity is implied unless it is stated above.
What this provider offers
2 offerings- OfferingPush Gaming Slot ContentTypeGame Content · CasinoOwnership and packagingFirst Party · Standalone and BundledDeliveryAPICompare in
- Casino Game Providers · Content Owner
- Slot Game Providers · Content Owner
- OfferingPush Gaming PrizeFlexTypeGamification · Multi ProductOwnership and packagingFirst Party · StandaloneDeliverySoftware LicenseCompare in
- Casino Gamification & Loyalty Software · Technology Owner
Push Gaming Slot Content
CasinoFirst PartyAvailability: Standalone and BundledPush Gaming owns and distributes first-party online slots. Its current portfolio structure separates Push Originals and Push Actions inside the core brand and Reel Hot Games as an internal sub-studio.
Content reaches operators through Push Gaming's own delivery platform and contracted reseller, aggregator, and platform routes. SOFTSWISS is one named aggregation route; title and market availability remain deployment-specific.
Viva Lock Vegas has an August 5, 2026 network release date. Availability still depends on the operator, distribution route, certified build, and market.
Products
Integration: Push Gaming's Hive RGS and Mesh integration layer support direct operator delivery, while reseller, aggregator, and platform partners provide additional routes, including SOFTSWISS. A current API specification, wallet model, hosting matrix, SLA, rate card, and universal contracting entity remain undisclosed.
Key facts
- LeoVegas acquired 86% of Push Gaming Holding Limited on August 31, 2023, and MGM Resorts International consolidates LeoVegas
- Push Gaming dates the start of the company to 2010
- Push Originals and Push Actions are core Push Gaming categories, while Reel Hot Games is an internal sub-studio
- Viva Lock Vegas has an August 5, 2026 network release date
- The GSI acquisition added the Hive RGS and Mesh integration technology to Push Gaming's owned delivery stack
- Push Gaming slots are available through SOFTSWISS Game Aggregator
- Push Gaming Malta Limited holds licensed MGA/B2B/779/2020 B2B Critical Supply activity for Type 1 casino games
- Push Gaming Holding Plc, account 54984, has active remote Gambling Software, Game Host Casino, and Gaming Machine Technical Software activities
- Push Gaming Malta Limited holds Danish supplier status
- Push (Gibraltar) Limited holds a Gibraltar Gambling Services B2B license
Delivery options
API
Delivery modelContracted Push Gaming content delivered through Push Gaming's platform or an approved reseller, aggregator, or platform route.
- Operator license
- Market Dependent
- Merchant of record
- Unknown
- Player data controller
- Unknown
Included
- + Contracted Push Originals and Push Actions titles
- + Contracted Reel Hot Games titles
- + Direct delivery or a separately contracted distribution route such as SOFTSWISS
- + Game certificates available to operators through the Push Gaming Client Area where applicable
Not included
- ! An operator gambling license or automatic game approval in any market
- ! A universal API specification, wallet flow, hosting matrix, SLA, or price list
- ! A universal merchant-of-record or player-data-controller allocation
- ! PrizeFlex, which is modeled as a separate gamification module
Procurement record
Current product boundaries and the terms that still have to be fixed in the signed order or service agreement.
Known is usable now. Contract specific changes by order or market. Not disclosed has no usable standard term. Unknown remains unresolved. Outside provider scope is handled by the operator or another supplier.
Contract and supplier
- Push portfolio and entity orderContract specific
- Name the seller, licensor, licensed supplier, Hive RGS operator, invoice issuer, delivery partner, and selected Push Originals, Push Actions, or Reel Hot Games titles. PrizeFlex is a separate product and belongs in the order only when expressly included.
Implementation
- Hive, Mesh, or partner routeContract specific
- Select direct Hive and Mesh delivery or a named reseller, platform, or aggregator such as SOFTSWISS. Freeze launch, wallet, round, refund, rollback, authentication, currencies, environments, certificate exchange, release version, error recovery, and production acceptance for that route.
Operating responsibilities
- Push delivery role mapContract specific
- Allocate the game server, wallet ledger, content rights, certificate delivery, unresolved rounds, dispute evidence, regulator support, invoice flow, and personal-data roles among the operator, Push entity, and intermediary. Supplier authorization does not replace the operator's market license.
Operations and service
- Release and certificate controlsContract specific
- Freeze eligible builds and certificates in the release schedule. Add launch and settlement targets, maintenance notice, support escalation, incident restoration, emergency game suspension, reconciliation, compatibility, and service credits; network release and operator activation remain separate contract milestones.
Commercial terms
- Push route economicsNot disclosed
- Direct and intermediary delivery can create different charges. The price sheet should identify content revenue share, minimums, reseller or aggregation markup, certification work, jackpots, promotions, PrizeFlex if ordered, currency and tax rules, invoice evidence, audit rights, and repricing notice.
Market and approval scope
- Push entity and build matrixContract specific
- Map Push Gaming Malta Limited, Push Gaming Holding Plc, Push (Gibraltar) Limited, or another approved supplier to each operator, domain, title, build, RTP, certificate, server, and route. Set product-level deployment scope separately for Denmark and Gibraltar.
Exit and portability
- Push route replacementNot disclosed
- Define notice for title removal by the content owner or intermediary, completion or reversal of open rounds, jackpot and promotion balances, final billing, round histories, certification files, access revocation, data retention or deletion, and assistance moving between Hive, Mesh, or an aggregation route.
Strengths
- + The current portfolio structure makes ownership boundaries clear across Push Originals, Push Actions, and Reel Hot Games.
- + Malta and Great Britain supplier permissions are separated by entity and activity.
- + Direct-delivery history and a current SOFTSWISS listing support two distinct integration routes.
- + Release timing is separated from operator-, route-, build-, and market-specific availability.
What to verify in procurement
- ! Contracting entity, API, wallet flow, hosting, SLA, pricing, merchant-of-record role, and player-data-controller allocation are deployment-specific.
- ! The Gibraltar license entry omits the license number, dates, game-title approvals, and deployment scope, so those details still require procurement confirmation.
- ! Approval remains title-, operator-, technical-version-, and distribution-route-specific despite the supplier authorization.
- ! PrizeFlex is a separate product module and should not be assumed to be included with the game feed.
Push Gaming PrizeFlex
Multi ProductFirst PartyAvailability: StandalonePrizeFlex is Push Gaming's first-party jackpot and rewards engine. It is designed to work across contracted casino games or other gambling products rather than only Push Gaming's own catalog.
PrizeFlex remains active through a June 2026 Wunderino deployment. It supports configurable jackpot tiers, contribution and reseed logic, side-bet opt-in, and operator-specific setups. API, certification, DPA, SLA, and pricing are contract-specific.
PrizeFlex's effect on base-game RTP and recertification requirements depends on the exact game, engine version, jackpot configuration, delivery route, and jurisdiction. Treat both points as release-blocking approvals.
Products
Integration: PrizeFlex is connected to the operator's contracted games or gambling products and configured for the chosen jackpot structure, contribution model, eligibility, and player experience. The API, event schema, wallet and settlement flow, hosting arrangement, certification matrix, SLA, pricing, and implementation responsibility schedule are contract-specific.
Key facts
- PrizeFlex launched with Wunderino in Sweden on June 5, 2026
- PrizeFlex is designed as a supplier-agnostic engine that can connect to games or gambling products beyond Push Gaming's own catalog
- PrizeFlex supports operator-configurable jackpot tiers, contribution handling, hit rates, caps, and reseed behavior
- The opt-in PrizeFlex jackpot is presented as leaving the connected title's base RTP unchanged
- PrizeFlex is presented as configurable without recertifying the connected games
Delivery options
Software License
Delivery modelA separately integrated jackpot and rewards engine connected to approved operator products and player-facing journeys.
- Operator license
- Market Dependent
- Merchant of record
- Unknown
- Player data controller
- Unknown
Included
- + PrizeFlex jackpot and contribution logic for the contracted configuration
- + Operator-configured jackpot tiers, caps, hit rates, and reseed behavior
- + Player-facing opt-in jackpot behavior where approved
- + Connection to Push Gaming or third-party products included in the signed scope
Not included
- ! Operator gambling license, promotion approval, or automatic approval of the jackpot configuration
- ! Prize pool funding, player wallet, cashier, payment processing, or a publicly defined settlement model
- ! A blanket conclusion that no game, engine, or market recertification is required
- ! A blanket conclusion that base-game RTP is unchanged for every implementation
- ! Guaranteed retention, revenue, payout, throughput, or other performance outcomes
- ! A universal merchant-of-record or player-data-controller allocation
Strengths
- + PrizeFlex is a named standalone product rather than an undefined gamification feature inside the slot feed.
- + Operator-configurable jackpot logic is separate from the underlying connected game or product.
- + PrizeFlex remained in active use in a named June 2026 deployment.
- + The supplier-agnostic design creates a credible use case outside Push Gaming's own catalog, subject to compatibility and approval checks.
What to verify in procurement
- ! The current API, event schema, wallet and settlement flow, hosting design, certification matrix, SLA, price list, DPA, and implementation responsibility schedule are undisclosed.
- ! Do not assume PrizeFlex leaves base-game RTP unchanged or avoids recertification. Obtain testing and regulatory approval for the exact deployment.
- ! Throughput, payout, retention, revenue, and market-count figures are excluded from expected outcomes without reproducible operator data.
- ! Merchant-of-record and player-data-controller roles are contract-specific and must be resolved in the product contract and DPA.
- ! PrizeFlex availability does not imply that Push Gaming's slot feed, or any third-party game, is included in the same commercial agreement.
Questions about Push Gaming
Product, delivery, and company details that affect an operator order.
Is PrizeFlex only a feature inside Push Gaming slots?
No. PrizeFlex is a supplier-agnostic jackpot and rewards engine that can work beyond Push Gaming titles. Push Gaming's first-party game catalog is a separate product module.
Can Push Gaming content use both direct and aggregator delivery?
Yes. Push Gaming can deliver through its own platform and through resellers, aggregators, or platform providers. SOFTSWISS is one current aggregator route. The order must define wallet flow, hosting, commercial terms, support, and the exact game set.
Reference documents8
Key public documents supporting the company identity, primary offer, delivery route, and highest-priority questions above.
- DocumentMalta Gaming Authority — authorisation.mga.org.mt / verification
- DocumentMichigan Gaming Control Board — michigan.gov / 2026 / March 10 2026 Agenda
- DocumentUK Gambling Commission — gamblingcommission.gov.uk / detail / 54984
- DocumentPush Gaming — pushgaming.com / games
- DocumentPush Gaming — pushgaming.com / blog / push gaming redefines its portfolio unveiling new game…
- DocumentPush Gaming — pushgaming.com / privacy policy
- DocumentPush Gaming — pushgaming.com / candidate privacy notice
- DocumentPush Gaming — pushgaming.com / blog / push gaming acquires gsi
