IGT Casino Slots Provider Review

IGT is a gaming company with headquarters in London, England. It was founded in 1980 as GTech and in 1990 as Lottomatica. The parent companies are Apollo Global Management and De Agostini.

The company works across several product lines. These include slot machines, lotteries and gaming technology.

Several named companies within the group appear on the Gambling Commission (Great Britain) licence list. IGT, IGT D&B d.o.o. Beograd, IGT EMEA Gaming Kft, IGT Europe Gaming BV, IGT (Gibraltar) Limited, IGT Malta Casino Limited, IGT Technology Development (Beijing) Company Limited, IGT-UK Gaming Limited, IGT UK Interactive Limited, IGT (UK2) Limited and ISB Albion Limited are licensed by the Gambling Commission (Great Britain), each with its own account number.

Wheel of Fortune takes a place among the titles IGT names as notable.

For players who want the wider supplier picture, our All slot software providers page shows how IGT sits alongside the rest of the studios we cover.

Our IGT shelf holds two game pages. Both are video slots, and both carry a release year, an RTP figure, a volatility label and a max win multiplier. One page holds a demo link.

The two titles sit at opposite ends of the timeline. Wheel of Fortune appeared first, Cleopatra later. RTP for the pair runs from 95.00% to 96.00%. Volatility splits across two labels, Low and Low-Medium, one game each. Max win is stored as a stake multiplier for both titles, and the figures are far apart, so the table below is the place to read them side by side.

Features are counted per game. Wild symbols and scatters appear on both game pages. Free spins, multipliers and bonus rounds each appear on one of the two. The features table totals five rows, and the themes table holds no rows because no theme tag is stored for either title.

Volatility is the label for how a game spreads its payouts over time. The stored labels cover both games here, with the mix split between Low and Low-Medium.

Max win is stored as a multiplier of the stake, so it describes the largest result the game records against what you put in. Across this catalogue those multipliers sit far apart, and the table below ranks the titles by that stored figure.

Reading the two tables together gives a clearer picture than either one alone, because a calm volatility label can still carry an outsized ceiling value.

Both labels come from the game pages on this site.

Theme tags are not stored for the two IGT titles on this site, so the theme table sits empty. The features table holds five rows and covers both games.

Features appear in an uneven pattern across the pair.

Scatters and wild symbols are stored for both titles. Free spins, multipliers and bonus rounds appear on one game each.

Cleopatra carries free spins, multipliers, scatters and a wild symbol. Wheel of Fortune stores bonus rounds alongside its wilds and scatters. The features table shows it row by row.

Wild symbols substitute for other symbols to help complete a paying line. Scatters usually trigger a feature when enough land anywhere on the reels. Free spins hand the player a set number of spins at no extra cost. A multiplier increases the value of a win by a fixed factor. Bonus rounds cover any separate pick or wheel stage held inside the game. Those definitions apply to the pair above.

Two IGT titles sit on this site, and both have a full data row.

Cleopatra carries a 2012 release year and a Low-Medium volatility label. It holds the larger feature set of the pair, with free spins, multipliers, scatters and a wild symbol listed.

Wheel of Fortune is the older game, dated 2006, and it stores a Low volatility label alongside a bonus round, a wild symbol and scatters. Its RTP figure is the higher of the two, and its stored max win multiplier runs above the Cleopatra figure. Both values sit in the table above.

Neither game stores a theme tag, so the pick rests on volatility, features and the numbers in the per-game table. A player who wants the gentler label and a free spins round has one option here. A player who wants the bonus round and the higher RTP figure has the other. Start there and read the table before either one.

Two game pages carry the IGT name on this site, and both hold a stored RTP, a volatility label, a release year and a max win figure. Coverage stops there. No theme tags are stored for either game, and wild and scatter symbols appear on both titles while free spins, multipliers and bonus rounds sit on one page each. A field count describes our catalogue, nothing more.

Our catalogue of two games says nothing about what IGT releases elsewhere, and the studio reports 25 game studios and more than 500 global gaming licences. Neither figure describes this site. We hold prices, dates and labels as they were published on each game page, and we add no rating or score. A demo link sits on one of the two game pages. That is the full account of what we store.

Our casino database holds five published reviews tagged with IGT.

Availability shifts with the country you play from and the operator you pick. The practical steps stay the same: open a cashier or game lobby, search the provider name, and confirm the title appears and loads before you deposit. Rules for online play differ by jurisdiction, and the operator's terms carry the detail that matters.

A demo link sits on one game page in the catalogue, which gives you a way to view a title before you register anywhere.

If you want the full list, the slots software providers index groups every studio we cover and links through to the relevant casino reviews. Country restrictions, payment methods and account terms sit with the operator, so read them at the sign-up stage instead of assuming a game will appear because it is listed elsewhere on this site.

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Two games sit on this site under the IGT name, and both carry a stored RTP, a release year and a volatility label. Cleopatra runs at 95.00% and Wheel of Fortune at 96.00%. That is the whole sample.

The weakness is size. Two titles cannot speak for a studio. The feature labels show the same thinness, with free spins, multipliers and bonus rounds each stored on only one of the two games.

Wheel of Fortune stores the larger max win multiplier and the lower volatility label. Read the volatility and top win section for the figures.