PremierGaming Reports 103% Rise in New Depositors After Product Overhaul

The October result was included in Angler’s third-quarter report as an update after the reporting period. The company did not disclose how many new depositors it attracted in either month.

Volameter Adds Volatility-Based Slot Search

PremierGaming made three changes to its Swedish casino offering. Angler’s November 12 report identifies them:

• Prontolive.se – updated to the latest version of Angler’s iGaming platform;
• ProntoChoice – a new slot launched under PremierGaming’s Swedish gaming software licence;
• Volameter – a search tool allowing players to find slots based on their preferred volatility.

Volameter takes a different approach to browsing a casino lobby. Players can look for games by volatility, which describes how wins tend to be distributed, rather than simply choosing from a list of titles.

This is a form of player-controlled filtering. Angler describes Volameter as a search tool. The report does not mention AI-powered recommendations or say how many customers have used it.

PremierGaming also holds a Swedish gaming software permit valid from August 28, 2026, to August 27, 2031. Its own slot offering is being developed with outsourced production.

Acquisition Costs Remain Undisclosed

October brought roughly twice as many new depositors as September. Marketing spending rose during the same period. Angler has not provided the underlying depositor counts, acquisition costs or retention figures. There is no way to separate the effect of Volameter from the additional marketing or the other product changes.

PremierGaming accounted for 1.11% of Angler’s €8.72 million group revenue in Q3, equivalent to approximately €96,800. That calculation relates to July-September, before the reported October growth.

Angler CEO Thomas Kalita said the next focus is customer lifetime value. The November report did not provide a figure for that metric.