Exclusive Interview with a Pragmatic Play Developer on Future Games
Author: Anne de Groot, Culture and Interviews Expert
On Betamina we bring you an exclusive interview that will make your heart race. We spoke with a top developer about the exciting future of Pragmatic Play in 2026 – feel the anticipation!
Date: March 8, 2026 • Reading time: 2 minutes • Author: Anne de Groot, Culture and Interviews Expert
The developer shares secret insights about new releases such as Jelly Express and Chicken+. What he keeps coming back to: every new title gets a fixed payout profile before release, and as a player you can simply look it up — how to do that is in RTP and volatility: how to read a slot before you play.
Imagine: VR integrations and AI that personalise your game. This is the future that awaits us, full of emotion and innovation!
- Question: What does 2026 bring? Answer: Bigger bonuses in Color Game Bonanza.
- Question: Tips for players? Answer: Play for fun, not for profit.
"2026 will be exceptional with new games like Gates of Olympus Roulette." – Pragmatic Play developer.
Question: What is driving innovation in 2026?
Answer: Player feedback, AI-driven personalisation and close cooperation with regulators on responsible mechanics.
| Game | Release | Features |
|---|---|---|
| Jelly Express | 2026 | Sweet bonuses |
| Chicken+ | 2026 | Adventurous spins |
| Gates of Olympus Roulette | 2026 | Gods theme |
Some of these very personalisation features already echo what a next-generation AI casino coach can do for you – see our deep dive Your Personal AI Casino Coach in 2026. And to look ahead at what comes after 2026, do not miss our deep dive Future Trends in VR Gambling for Online Casino Players – that is where you will see where Pragmatic Play and its competitors are steering their innovation right now.
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Would love a follow-up interview in a year to see which of these predictions actually landed.
Good questions, and the answers were not just marketing for once. The bit about designing the near miss was uncomfortable to read, in a useful way.