Who is Microgaming and where are its games?

Who owns Microgaming?

Games Global, founded in early 2021 and led by chief executive Walter Bugno, completed its purchase of Microgaming's games portfolio and distribution business in May 2022, Yogonet reported, taking on more than 900 casino brands as customers. Microgaming kept its platform business and the sports betting software used by Betway.

In New Jersey, Games Global USA, Inc. is an applicant for casino service industry enterprise licensure. The Division approved its transactions with named operators, including Golden Nugget, Hard Rock and Bally's, for a term ending August 1, 2025, subject to approval of each product.

What do we know about Microgaming in the US?

The US record we could confirm for Microgaming covers New Jersey. The table lists only what we could confirm, not every state or casino.

Listing here is not a recommendation.

Where does Microgaming operate outside the US?

Microgaming is based in the Isle of Man. Its record Mega Moolah wins were at casinos outside the US: Betway in 2015 and Grand Mondial Casino in 2018. A jackpot won abroad does not mean the game is approved in your state.

What games is Microgaming known for?

Microgaming is best known for Mega Moolah, a five-reel, 25-payline progressive jackpot slot. Guinness World Records gave its record for the largest online slot jackpot to a €17,879,645 ($20,062,600) Mega Moolah win by Jon Heywood of Cardiff, UK, at Betway on October 6, 2015.

Intergame reported a larger Mega Moolah payout of €18,915,872 at Grand Mondial Casino on September 28, 2018, from a 75-cent bet on a phone. We found no official record that Mega Moolah is offered in a US state, so check the lobby and the game's help screen.

How do you check a Microgaming game is approved?

A provider does not decide whether a casino is legal. Play only on a site that appears on your state's approved list, and check the game's help screen for its rules and return to player. In New Jersey, each new game needs approval from the Division of Gaming Enforcement before it goes live. See your state page.

Does InsideCasino.us rate Microgaming?

No. We do not rate or rank Microgaming or its games, and we do not link to sign-ups. A game's return to player is an average over a very long run, so see what a game costs before you play.