Galaxy Gaming Says iGaming Reach Has Passed 5,000 Sites
Galaxy Gaming now says its table-game content is live on more than 5,000 iGaming sites. Its comparable G2E figure a year ago was 3,000+.
The supplier gave the new number in its September 21 G2E 2026 announcement. It also reported more than 4.5 billion online wagers on Galaxy games during the last 12 months.
That second figure has not moved in the same way. Galaxy’s G2E 2025 release already used the 4.5 billion-plus figure. At the time, however, the company said its content was available on more than 3,000 sites.
Published Site Threshold Is Up by 2,000
The difference between the two disclosures is 2,000 sites. Using 3,000 as the earlier base, the published threshold is about 67% higher. The actual growth rate may be different because Galaxy uses “more than” for both numbers. It does not disclose the exact site count.
Still, the change is large enough to show where Galaxy’s digital expansion has been taking place. Its content is being distributed across many more sites, while the company’s disclosed annual wager threshold remains above 4.5 billion.
For the iGaming supply market, that points to wider distribution rather than a similar increase in the headline betting-volume figure. Galaxy’s own website gives another measure of that reach – according to it, the company’s content has more than 750,000 monthly players.
The supplier also says it holds more than 140 gaming licences worldwide, covering 28 US states and more than 30 countries. The same page still lists 3,000+ iGaming sites, so it has not yet caught up with the new 5,000+ figure in the G2E release.
Galaxy names 21+3, Lucky Ladies, Perfect Pairs, EZ Baccarat and Buster Blackjack among the games in its online portfolio.
New System Links Progressive Pools
The company is also using G2E to introduce Galaxy Link. The system connects progressive jackpots across different games and tables. Galaxy says it can also link pits and separate casino properties through one seed pool.
MONOPOLY Building Riches and Spotlight Spin Progressive are among the first products using Galaxy Link. The technology runs on Galaxy’s GOS Sapphire platform.
Galaxy also plans to show 3-Dice YAHTZEE and other Hasbro-licensed table products at G2E.