Pragmatic Play Announces Another Promising Live Casino Title

Pragmatic Play, a leading supplier of live casino games, has announced its latest mega title, Auto Mega Roulette. This game is a sequel to the developer's trending Mega Roulette.

In this live roulette game, the developer removes the popular live dealers in the game's original version. Instead, the game makes things faster and more convenient by housing the auto-spin option.

After placing all bets, gamblers select up to five Mega Lucky Numbers. The game will then highlight the winning number once the ball stops, giving players a payout depending on the roulette paytable. Remember that this live casino game uses the same rules as European Roulette.

Meanwhile, the game has a Mega Round, which delivers more fun and rewards. Gamers can trigger this bonus feature to receive the Mega Multipliers before updating the total payout. The winning bet can give players an improved payout of 50x to 500x the initial bet.

This live casino solution offers operator-customizable branding, allowing regulated live casino sites to design a distinctive atmosphere, offering an unrivaled Live Casino experience in line with the spirit of the game.

Auto Mega Roulette is an excellent addition to Pragmatic Play's ever-expanding live dealer collection. It joins other top-performing live games like:

• Mega Baccarat
• Sweet Bonanza CandyLand
• Mega Wheel

Before this launch, Pragmatic Play announced the debut of Snakes & Ladders Live, a unique game that borrows inspiration from the famous board game. It can deliver a progressive multiplier reaching 10,000x the stake.

Irina Cornides, Chief Operating Officer at Pragmatic Play, remarked:

"Auto Mega Roulette is an exciting, fast-paced gameshow that puts a new twist on a Live Casino favorite with Mega Rounds to add extra thrills. Adding a new dimension to our offering, the release is true to Pragmatic Play's vision to twist, transform and elevate Live Casino experiences for our operator partners and bring thrilling new gameplay experiences to their players."