Pragmatic Play rolls out Smart Studio live casino tables for Rank Group
Pragmatic Play has strengthened its relationship with Rank Group by supplying a range of live casino tables built on its customisable Smart Studio solution.
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Pragmatic Play has strengthened its relationship with Rank Group by rolling out several live casino products built on its Smart Studio technology, the supplier announced on 3 November 2026.
The supplier is now providing Rank with Blackjack, Roulette, Auto Roulette and Auto Speed Roulette tables, all running on Smart Studio. The solution uses green screen technology so that tables can carry an operator’s own branding, highlight promotions or create distinct gaming experiences.
Latest step in the partnership
The rollout follows other recent work between the two companies, including the launch of Mecca Big Bass Double Dab exclusively with Rank’s Mecca Bingo brand.
Sharon McHugh, Director of Public Relations at Pragmatic Play, said the company was pleased to build on its relationship with Rank through the launch of the Smart Studio tables, describing the companies’ working relationship as strong and looking ahead to another product launch together.
Tom Orton, Director of Content at Rank, said the Smart Studio solution offered a combination of product capability and flexibility that added a dynamic range of live dealer titles to Rank’s offering, while giving it the opportunity to customise its products.
Pragmatic Play is a multi-product software provider to the iGaming industry, licensed and regulated by bodies including the Gambling Commission of Great Britain, the Gibraltar Gambling Commissioner and the Malta Gaming Authority. The company is headquartered in Gibraltar and is owned by a private group of investors led by Veridian (Gibraltar) Limited.