Pragmatic Play games in Belgium: from slots to live

Pragmatic Play built its name on slots with strongly defined worlds, before branching out into table games and filmed play. At Crazy Dice, its titles therefore fill three shelves: the slots offered in a dice version, the automated tables and part of the live section.

Each family calls for a different choice. A roulette wheel is not approached like a reel game, and a filmed sic bo does not move at the same pace as a software table. Here is what you need to find your way around the studio's range before starting a round.

The Pragmatic Play story in a few dates

The studio was founded in 2015 and focused on slots at first. In 2018 it bought Extreme Live Gaming from the Novomatic group, opening the door to filmed play, which is today produced in its own studios, notably in Bucharest. Its titles are now distributed across several dozen regulated markets.

That path shows in our grid: reels make up the bulk, while tables and live complete the picture. The studio releases new titles at a steady pace, so the line-up changes regularly; the grid above always shows where things stand today.

When Pragmatic slots switch to dice

At Crazy Dice, every Pragmatic Play reel game comes in a dice version: the usual symbols turn into dice faces, while the game's world stays the one you know. You will find the Greek mythology, the sweets, the fishing trip, the wolf pack or the kennel that built the studio's reputation well beyond Belgium.

Profiles differ a great deal between games. According to their rules, some titles pay out on fixed lines, while others pay as soon as enough matching symbols land anywhere on the grid, sometimes in clusters. The rhythm changes accordingly, and so does the volatility.

Two markers are often enough to choose. Volatility tells you whether a title favours small, regular wins or long waits rewarded by big hits; the minimum stake tells you how many spins your budget allows. Each title's built-in help shows both, and they weigh more on your session than the scenery on screen.

To compare them with titles in the same format from other studios, our shelf of slots in dice form gathers them in one place.

What the dice version keeps from the original

Switching to dice does not change the way you play. On most titles you will find the mechanics associated with the studio: winning symbols that vanish to let the next ones drop, multipliers that boost a win, free spins triggered by special symbols.

Two titles carry the number 1000 in their name. In the original versions, that number marks the multiplier ceiling, which can reach 1,000×. For the version offered here, the maximum win and the return to player are stated in the game's help: those are the figures that count, not the original's.

Several of these titles also let you buy direct access to the free spins. This feature buy option has its own section, which covers its cost and its effect on variance.

Pragmatic casino play on automated tables

The studio's catalogue goes beyond reels. It also supplies fully software-driven tables with no dealer: a roulette, a sic bo and a blackjack in its American variant. Each result comes from a certified random number generator, and you make every decision at your own pace, free of any countdown set by a full table.

Sic bo deserves a few words, as it remains less familiar than its neighbours. Three dice are thrown each round, and you bet on their total, on a combination or on a specific number showing. It is the table game closest to the spirit of the site; it sits alongside the other automated tables in the catalogue, made by other studios.

Pragmatic Play Live: the wheel and the dice on camera

The studio's filmed side revolves around two games. On the wheel side, a machine launches the ball with no dealer, in three versions: a classic tempo, a faster version that shortens each spin, and one where some numbers receive random multipliers. These tables complement the other live roulette tables in the catalogue.

Mega Sic Bo takes up the three-dice principle, with on-screen animation and random multipliers on certain bets. As everywhere in our live section, the person you see hosts the game without ever touching the result, which is set by a certified automatic mechanism. Before you take a seat, the range of stakes the table accepts is displayed.

Getting a feel for a title in demo mode

Most Pragmatic Play games in our catalogue open in demo mode, with no account or deposit needed. It is the right way to gauge the tempo of a reel game before putting money in: a few dozen spins are enough to see whether wins come often or keep you waiting.

Live is the exception: there is no demo on the studio's filmed tables. For those, the only way to try is a minimum stake in real money, at the amount shown before you join the game.

Pragmatic Play in Belgium: licence and rules for players

In Belgium, a studio may only supply its games to operators with a class E licence, which only the Gaming Commission can grant. The Pragmatic Play titles in the grid are therefore offered within that framework, on top of the certifications the studio obtains for its own games.

For players, the rules are the same for Pragmatic Play as for the rest of the site: being at least 21, having a verified account and not appearing on the exclusion register checked at every login. Deposit limits apply to all games whatever the studio: by default, €200 per week on any one site, a cap you can lower yourself from your account.

Licensed under B+19490, Crazy Dice, the casino for Belgian players, offers Pragmatic Play's reels, tables and live side by side. Join Crazy Dice and play the studio's titles with real-money stakes.

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