77JILI PG Soft Games — Studio, Licences & Titles

PG Soft as a company is the subject here — not whichever operator happens to offer its games. The material ahead pulls from two places: what the company itself has put out, and records kept by public regulators.

Who PG Soft is

Field	Value
Studio	PG Soft
Founded	2015
Headquarters	Valletta, Malta
Specialisms	slots
Catalogue size	Not published
Publishes RTP	Yes

A catalogue size is not published. You won’t see an exact number of titles confirmed by the studio anywhere.

Whether PG Soft publishes RTP

On its own game pages, PG Soft publishes a return-to-player figure, so an RTP quoted for one of its titles traces back to the studio rather than some aggregator.

PG Soft’s game data carries an RTP figure that never reaches the visible page, which instead shows a blank dash, even as the server sends that figure along with the page. Matching independent consensus for the same title, every value read that way earns its place as a real number. A reader checking by eye finds only a dash, so the correct phrase remains ‘per PG Soft’s published game data’, never ‘as shown on PG Soft’s page’.

This matters more than it sounds. A return-to-player figure is only as trustworthy as where it came from, and a number that just bounces between comparison sites without a primary source behind it proves nothing.

Licences the studio holds

PG Soft is recorded as holding: Malta Gaming Authority, Both the UK Gambling Commission and Gibraltar carry the authority designation PG Soft gives them. An operator licence and a studio licence aren’t the same thing: the studio one covers the company building the games, not the casino offering them, so if you need recourse as a player, that runs through the operator’s regulator, not the studio’s.

• Malta Gaming Authority — MGA/B2B/435/2017 names Pocket Games Software Limited, company C 76195, as the licence holder. Looking at the MGA’s verification portal, the casino vertical’s B2B Critical Supply Licence reads Licensed. On 29 September 2020, a compliance breach prompted the MGA to suspend that same licence, restoring it at a later date. Without this record, the current status would read as less eventful than it genuinely was, hence its inclusion here.
• Both the UK Gambling Commission and Gibraltar carry the authority designation PG Soft gives them — Badges representing both can be found on PG Soft’s own licensing page. The MGA licence noted above is the only one confirmed via a public register; the other two follow how PG Soft lists them.

Titles covered on this site

This site has its own page for 5 PG Soft titles: Fortune Ox, Fortune Tiger, Lucky Neko, Mahjong Ways 2, Treasures of Aztec.

Five titles get the spotlight on PG Soft’s own promotional pages: Mahjong Ways 2, Fortune Tiger, Fortune Ox, Lucky Neko and Wild Bandito. What you’re looking at there is the studio marketing its own catalogue. Neither the roster a given casino stocks nor the titles that get a page on this site is spelled out here.

PG Soft in the Philippine market

A listing under PAGCOR EGLD’s approved games covers Pocket Games Soft, and that’s content approval, not an operator licence. It’s affiliates, not PG Soft, who widely report the supplier as one of the most-played on PAGCOR-licensed Philippine sites.

Playing PG Soft games at 77JILI

1. Once you’ve signed in at 77JILI, open the game lobby.
2. Use the lobby filter for PG Soft, or search directly for a title by name.
3. A game’s stake range and paytable are only a tap away on its info screen, worth checking pre-play.
4. Get a session budget locked in before anything else, then ease into any unfamiliar title with small stakes.