Pragmatic Play vs iSoftBet: Provider Comparison
Pragmatic Play vs iSoftBet side by side: the database lists 756 Pragmatic Play slots and 223 iSoftBet slots. Average stated RTP is 96.37% for Pragmatic Play and 96.0% for iSoftBet, while the volatility and bonus-buy mixes differ considerably.
This comparison uses database figures for catalogue size, average RTP, volatility and bonus-buy availability. RTP can vary between casino versions, so check the in-game information screen for the exact version you are viewing.
Pragmatic Play vs iSoftBet: quick verdict
Pragmatic Play has the larger catalogue in this database, with 756 listed slots compared with 223 for iSoftBet. It also has the higher average stated RTP: 96.37% versus 96.0%.
The volatility split is different too. High or very high volatility applies to 59% of Pragmatic Play slots and 43% of iSoftBet slots. This means the Pragmatic Play catalogue has the larger stated share of games in these volatility categories.
The clearest difference is bonus-buy availability. A bonus buy is listed for 62% of Pragmatic Play slots, compared with 2% of iSoftBet slots. The database does not provide a top max-win figure for either provider in this comparison, so max-win potential cannot be used as a verified differentiator here.
| Measure | Pragmatic Play | iSoftBet |
|---|---|---|
| Games in database | 756 | 223 |
| Average stated RTP | 96.37% | 96.0% |
| Share rated high or very high volatility | 59% | 43% |
| Share including a bonus buy | 62% | 2% |
| Top max win | Not listed | Not listed |
For a wider view of provider comparisons, visit the Comparisons section.
Catalogue size and game types
The database contains 756 Pragmatic Play slots and 223 iSoftBet slots. On this measure, Pragmatic Play has the larger catalogue represented on the site.
Catalogue size indicates how many games are included in this database; it does not establish that one provider’s games are better or more popular. It also does not provide a complete breakdown of themes, mechanics or individual game categories beyond the figures supplied for this page.
The available data confirms that both providers have slot catalogues, but it does not include a verified numerical split by theme or game type. As a result, this comparison does not assign either provider a leading position for a particular theme or mechanic.
The catalogue figures can still help with navigation. Players looking for a broader set of listed games can start with the larger Pragmatic Play collection, while those specifically checking iSoftBet titles can use its separate provider catalogue.
RTP comparison
The average stated RTP is 96.37% for Pragmatic Play and 96.0% for iSoftBet. Based on these database averages, Pragmatic Play has the higher stated average RTP in this comparison.
RTP, or return to player, is a theoretical long-term percentage used to describe a slot’s designed return over many plays. It does not predict the result of an individual spin, and it is not a promise of winnings.
The figures here are averages stated in the database rather than a claim that every game from either provider uses the same RTP. Individual slots may have different configurations. RTP can also differ between casino versions, so the in-game information screen is the appropriate place to verify the exact value for a selected game.
The database does not supply the number of individual RTP versions for either provider, so this page compares only the two stated provider averages.
Volatility mix
The database rates 59% of Pragmatic Play slots as high or very high volatility. The equivalent share for iSoftBet is 43%.
Volatility describes the distribution pattern of slot results. A higher-volatility rating is a classification of how results may be distributed, not a prediction that a particular session will produce a win or a specific outcome. The figures on this page combine the high and very high categories because that is how the supplied data is presented.
The difference between 59% and 43% shows that the Pragmatic Play catalogue has the larger database share in these two volatility categories. It does not mean that every Pragmatic Play slot is highly volatile, or that iSoftBet has no high-volatility games.
The supplied data does not give the remaining volatility categories separately. Therefore, this page does not claim how many games are low, medium or otherwise classified for either provider.
Signature features
The confirmed feature comparison in the supplied data concerns bonus buys. Other feature-level comparisons are not included, so no additional provider advantage is assigned.
Bonus buy
A bonus buy is included in 62% of Pragmatic Play slots in the database. For iSoftBet, the figure is 2%.
This is a catalogue-level availability figure. It does not confirm that every game has a bonus buy, nor does it provide the cost, rules or conditions of any individual feature. Bonus-buy availability can also depend on the game version and the jurisdiction or operator configuration.
The difference is substantial in database terms: bonus buys appear in a much larger share of the listed Pragmatic Play catalogue than the listed iSoftBet catalogue. For a specific game, check the in-game information screen rather than relying only on the provider average.
Megaways and cluster pays
No verified counts or provider-level figures for Megaways or cluster-pays slots are supplied in the row data. This comparison therefore does not state which provider has more of either type.
A game should only be identified as using one of these mechanics when the individual game information confirms it. The catalogue totals, RTP averages, volatility shares and bonus-buy shares cannot be used to infer the number of Megaways or cluster-pays titles.
Max win
Top max-win figures are not listed for either provider in the supplied comparison data. There is therefore no verified max-win difference to report between Pragmatic Play and iSoftBet.
Max win is a game-level specification, so it should be checked on the individual slot page or in the in-game information screen. No estimate or provider-wide maximum is added here.
Top Pragmatic Play slots
The supplied data does not include a named list or ranking of individual Pragmatic Play slots. Consequently, this page does not label any Pragmatic Play game as a top title.
What can be compared is the provider-level data: 756 Pragmatic Play slots are listed, the average stated RTP is 96.37%, 59% are rated high or very high volatility, and 62% include a bonus buy. These figures describe the catalogue as a whole and do not apply identically to every game.
To inspect individual titles and their available specifications, see Pragmatic Play Slots. Check each game’s RTP, volatility, max win and feature details separately, because the provider averages do not replace game-level information.
Top iSoftBet slots
No individual iSoftBet game names or ranking data are supplied for this page. It would therefore be unsupported to present a particular title as a top iSoftBet slot.
The verified provider-level figures are 223 listed games, an average stated RTP of 96.0%, a 43% share rated high or very high volatility, and a 2% share including a bonus buy. These are database proportions, not specifications for every iSoftBet game.
For individual titles, explore iSoftBet Slots. The game page or in-game information screen should be used to confirm the exact RTP, volatility, max win and available features for a selected title.
FAQ
Which has more slots, Pragmatic Play or iSoftBet?
Pragmatic Play has 756 slots in the database, while iSoftBet has 223.
Which has a higher average RTP, Pragmatic Play or iSoftBet?
The average stated RTP is 96.37% for Pragmatic Play and 96.0% for iSoftBet. RTP can differ between casino versions, so check the in-game information screen for the exact game version.
Which makes more high-volatility slots?
High or very high volatility applies to 59% of Pragmatic Play slots and 43% of iSoftBet slots in the database. You can browse Pragmatic Play titles to check individual game specifications.
Which offers more bonus-buy slots?
Pragmatic Play offers the larger database share: 62% of its listed slots include a bonus buy, compared with 2% of iSoftBet slots.
Which provider has the higher top max win?
The top max-win figure is not listed for either provider, so the database does not verify a difference. Check the individual game information screen for any selected slot.
Are Pragmatic Play slots more volatile than iSoftBet slots?
The database shows a larger share of Pragmatic Play slots rated high or very high volatility: 59%, compared with 43% for iSoftBet. This is a catalogue proportion, not a rating for every game.
Does Pragmatic Play have more bonus buys because it has more games?
The data confirms that Pragmatic Play has both more listed games and a larger bonus-buy share, but it does not establish a cause-and-effect relationship. Pragmatic Play has 756 games with 62% including a bonus buy; iSoftBet has 223 games with 2% including one.
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