For years, Evolution has been the undisputed king of live casino in North America. Now, in a move that signals a major strategic shift, the company is introducing its second live dealer brand, Ezugi, to the US market. While the initial launch focuses on the classics, Ezugi is also quietly rolling out more exotic games globally, including a brand new title in its "Ultimate" series.
Pragmatic Play will debut Mega Roulette 3000 on 29 October 2025, taking its multiplier roulette format and stretching the ceiling from 500x all the way to 3,000x. The core game hasn’t changed, it’s still European roulette with multipliers tacked onto straight-ups, but the volatility has. Coming off releases like Money Time, Dice City, and Fortune Roulette, this one feels less like a new idea and more like Pragmatic turning up the volume yet again.
Launching on 24th September 2025, Pragmatic Play’s Money Time takes the 54-segment wheel formula and turns it into the studio’s boldest live show yet. Four bonus games, boosters of up to 50x each spin, and headline payouts stretching to 40,000x your stake put it far beyond anything seen in their earlier wheels.
It’s quicker on the spin than Crazy Time, but there’s only one bonus in play—very much in line with Evolution’s 2025 live-casino slate, which leaned into fast, focused formats. Ice Fishing Live is Evolution’s lean, virtual-wheel alternative for players who’d rather get to the action than sit through multiple bonus build-ups. With a live host, 53 digital segments, and win potential topping 5,000x your bet, it swaps variety for pure pace.
Pragmatic Play’s upcoming live game show, Dice City, brings back the dice board format first seen in Boom City—but this time, it’s being pitched as leaner, cleaner, and better-paced. While much of the layout looks familiar, the structure and bonus logic appear reworked to offer faster access to features, more consistent pacing, and less of the friction that weighed down its predecessor.
