Mahjong Ways 2, Fortune Tiger, Fortune Ox, Lucky Neko and Wild Bandito sit on the pages PG Soft uses to feature its own titles. What you are seeing is the studio advertising its own catalogue. As for where each one can be played, or which of them this site has written up, it stays silent.
Licences the studio holds
PG Soft is recorded as holding: Malta Gaming Authority, UK Gambling Commission and Gibraltar, according to PG Soft’s own listing. Two licences are in play and they are not interchangeable: the studio licence sits with the firm building the games, the operator licence with the casino running them, so any recourse a player has is routed via the regulator of the operator, never the studio one.
Malta Gaming Authority — Licence MGA/B2B/435/2017 was granted to Pocket Games Software Limited, which carries the number C 76195. Status Licensed appears on the MGA’s verification portal for a B2B Critical Supply Licence in the casino vertical. The MGA suspended the same licence with effect from 29 September 2020 over a compliance breach, and it was subsequently reinstated. Leaving that history out would make the current status look less eventful than it was, so it is recorded here.
UK Gambling Commission and Gibraltar, according to PG Soft’s own listing — PG Soft’s own licensing page shows badges for both. Only the MGA licence above was traced to a public register, while these two are stated as PG Soft lists them.
PG Soft in the Philippine market
Pocket Games Soft appears on a PAGCOR EGLD approved-games list, which is content approval rather than an operator licence. Reports widely describe PG Soft as one of the most-played slot suppliers on PAGCOR-licensed Philippine sites, though that reporting comes from affiliate sources and not from PG Soft.
Whether PG Soft publishes RTP
Since PG Soft puts a return-to-player figure on its own game pages, any RTP quoted for one of its titles can be traced back to the studio and not to an aggregator.
The visible RTP field on a PG Soft page is a blank dash, even though PG Soft publishes RTP in its game data; the figure sits in the data the server sends with the page. Each value read in that way agreed with the independent consensus for the same title, which shows the numbers are real. Even so, ‘per PG Soft’s published game data’ is the right wording and ‘as shown on PG Soft’s page’ is not, because a reader checking by eye will find a dash.
This matters more than it sounds. Without a primary source behind it, a return-to-player number that circulates between comparison sites proves nothing, since such a figure is only as reliable as where it came from.
Playing PG Soft games at TTTJILI
Sign in at TTTJILI and open the game lobby.
Use the lobby filter to pick PG Soft, or type the title you want into search.
A game’s info screen lays out its paytable and the range of stakes, so open it first.
Decide on a budget for the session before anything else, then play a new title at a small stake while you get to know it.
FAQ
How do I find PG Soft games at TTTJILI?
Sign in, open the TTTJILI game lobby and filter it by PG Soft, or search for a title by name. Check the lobby to see what is currently up for grabs.
What does PG Soft make?
Its published specialisms are slots.
What licences does PG Soft hold?
Public records show: Malta Gaming Authority, UK Gambling Commission and Gibraltar, according to PG Soft's own listing. Nothing here speaks for any casino offering its games; the studio alone is covered.
Where is PG Soft based?
The company's own material gives it as Valletta, Malta.
Heading over to TTTJILI?
Your account, your balance and every promotion are held by TTTJILI itself; this guide holds none of them.
