Octoplay Extends Eilers-Fantini U.S. Supplier Lead as Pennsylvania Awaits Launch

The supplier’s six-month No. 1 streak was built in New Jersey and Michigan, while interim approval opens a potential third state
Key points
  • Octoplay ranked first in Eilers-Fantini’s U.S. Supplier Summary – Overall category from April through September.
  • The qualifying category covers suppliers generating more than 2% of the report’s gross gaming revenue.
  • The company attributed the run to its New Jersey and Michigan operations.
  • Pennsylvania is next on Octoplay’s expansion roadmap, but no launch date or operator partnerships have been announced.
  • Octoplay says several additional U.S. state launches are planned before the end of 2026.
Octoplay Extends Eilers-Fantini U.S. Supplier Lead as Pennsylvania Awaits Launch

Octoplay has held first place in the Eilers-Fantini Online Game Performance Report’s U.S. Supplier Summary — Overall category for six consecutive months, extending a run that began in April and continued through September.

The category covers suppliers that generate more than 2% of the report’s gross gaming revenue. The streak came less than a year after Octoplay’s U.S. debut, and its September result was the sixth successive monthly top ranking.

New Jersey and Michigan drove the result, according to Octoplay. Chief executive Ralitsa Georgieva said the two states, which the company described as among the country’s most competitive iGaming markets, took Octoplay to No. 1 and kept it there for six months.

Octoplay entered New Jersey in June 2025 through BetMGM. Rush Street Interactive and Hard Rock Bet added its games in the state within three months, while bet365 joined the New Jersey lineup earlier this year.

The supplier expanded to Michigan in December 2025, launching simultaneously with BetMGM, FanDuel, Fanatics and Rush Street Interactive. That entry was described at the time as the company’s largest coordinated U.S. market launch.

Pennsylvania is next on Octoplay’s U.S. roadmap. The company received interim authorization from the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board in August, with the approval publicly announced in September. The authorization allows Octoplay to supply games to licensed Pennsylvania online-casino operators while full approval remains pending.

The company has not disclosed a Pennsylvania launch date or casino partners. Its Pennsylvania listing represents interim authorization, rather than confirmation that games are already available to players in the state. If it launches there, Pennsylvania would be Octoplay’s third U.S. market after New Jersey and Michigan.

Georgieva said several further state launches were planned before the end of 2026. Octoplay says it is approved to operate in 20 regulated markets worldwide, while additional U.S. state applications are in progress.

A separate Eilers-Fantini October U.S. report summary offered a more game-specific indicator of Octoplay’s recent presence. The supplier placed six games in the top 25 new slots, with Freedom 250x Boost Hold And Win fourth. That report drew performance data from 40 casino sites in Michigan, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware and West Virginia.

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