PG Soft is the Malta-based studio behind Mahjong Ways, Fortune Tiger and many of the mobile-first slots in Philippine lobbies, and it does not run a casino of its own. Pocket Games Soft supplies its games to operators, so you only meet them inside a licensed platform's lobby, usually filed under the provider's name. When people search for "pg casino" they mean the same studio and catalogue; there is no operator by that name. On legality, check the games first and the site second. PG Soft games appear on PAGCOR's EGLD-approved electronic games list (as of 19 May 2026), published as POCKET-GAMES-SOFT.pdf on pagcor.ph (linked below the table). That list goes title by title, and Mahjong Ways 2 is not on it, so we do not describe it as approved. PG Soft states on its site that it holds MGA and Gibraltar licences and BMM/GA certification; that covers the studio, not any casino. A listed game says nothing about the site offering it, so before you register, look up the platform's exact domain in PAGCOR's published list of licensed gaming service providers and registered domains on pagcor.ph. If the domain in your address bar is not there, treat the site as unlicensed, whatever logos it shows. To choose a game, use the table below: it gives RTP, volatility and maximum win for ten headline titles, each figure from PG Soft's own Game Information PDF and linked to it. Fortune Mouse carries the highest published RTP there at 96.96%, with Mahjong Ways 2 at 96.95%, Mahjong Ways at 96.92% and Fortune Tiger at 96.81%, and every PDF we could read rates session volatility as Medium. We could not find a published Game Information PDF for Fortune Ox. One caveat matters more than any ranking: operators can be supplied different RTP versions of the same title, so the figure that applies to you is the one in the paytable inside the game on the platform you use. A gap of a hundredth of a point between two titles matters far less than which version your platform runs. The honest limits: there is no playable demo on this site for any PG Soft title, and we do not embed unofficial copies. Playing means opening an account on a PAGCOR-licensed platform, which you can only do at 21 or over. A published RTP is a long-run theoretical average, not a forecast for your session, and Medium volatility still allows long losing runs. Set a peso budget before you open a game and stop when it is gone. If gambling has stopped feeling like entertainment, call the National Problem Gambling Helpline (02) 8248-9568, which PAGCOR publicises but which is not a PAGCOR number.
Official game figures
| Game | RTP | Volatility | Max win | PAGCOR EGLD list | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fortune Tiger | 96.81% | Medium | x2500 | ✓ listed | pgsoft.com |
| Mahjong Ways | 96.92% | Medium | x25000 | ✓ listed | pgsoft.com |
| Mahjong Ways 2 | 96.95% | Medium | x100000 | not on the 19 May 2026 list | pgsoft.com |
| Fortune Ox | not published | not published | not published | ✓ listed | pgsoft.com |
| Fortune Rabbit | 96.75% | Medium | x5000 | ✓ listed | pgsoft.com |
| Wild Bandito | 96.73% | Medium | x25000 | ✓ listed | pgsoft.com |
| Treasures of Aztec | 96.71% | Medium | x100000 | ✓ listed | pgsoft.com |
| Dragon Hatch | 96.83% | Medium | x15000 | ✓ listed | pgsoft.com |
| Lucky Neko | 96.73% | Medium | x100000 | ✓ listed | pgsoft.com |
| Fortune Mouse | 96.96% | Medium | x1000 | ✓ listed | pgsoft.com |
Figures are PG Soft's published theoretical RTP; operators can be supplied different RTP versions. Checked 1 November 2026.
PG Soft games appear on PAGCOR's EGLD-approved electronic games list (as of 19 May 2026). Mahjong Ways 2 is not on it.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is PG Soft legal in the Philippines?
PG Soft games appear on PAGCOR's EGLD-approved electronic games list (as of 19 May 2026), published as POCKET-GAMES-SOFT.pdf on pagcor.ph. That list covers individual titles rather than everything the studio makes, and Mahjong Ways 2 is not on it. PG Soft states on its site that it holds MGA and Gibraltar licences and BMM/GA certification, which covers the studio, not any casino. What makes your own play legal is the platform: it must be a PAGCOR licensee whose domain is on PAGCOR's published list, and you must be 21 or over.
Where can I play PG Soft games legally?
Only on a PAGCOR-licensed platform; PG Soft supplies operators and runs no platform itself. Of the platforms reviewed on this site, we point to BingoPlus, ArenaPlus and NuSTAR, each with its domain on PAGCOR's list. The evidence differs: BingoPlus has an indexed Pocket Games Soft provider page and slot sub-domain game pages, while ArenaPlus and NuSTAR show PG Soft only in public game guides and blog posts, with no lobby category confirmed (as of 27 October 2026). Confirm the game is in the lobby before you deposit. To check any other site, find its exact domain in PAGCOR's list of licensed gaming service providers and registered domains on pagcor.ph; a PAGCOR logo proves nothing on its own.
Is there a free demo?
Not on this site. None of the PG Soft titles we list has a playable demo here, and we do not embed copies from unofficial sources, because a build that did not come from the studio or a licensed operator may not behave like the real game. What we offer instead is the studio's own data: the table on this page gives RTP, volatility and maximum win from PG Soft's Game Information PDFs. To see a game before you bet, open it on a PAGCOR-licensed platform, which needs an account and means being 21 or over, and read its paytable and rules first.
Which PG Soft game has the highest RTP?
Of the ten titles in our table, Fortune Mouse has the highest published RTP at 96.96%, just ahead of Mahjong Ways 2 at 96.95% and Mahjong Ways at 96.92%; Fortune Tiger is at 96.81%. Each figure comes from PG Soft's own Game Information PDF on pgsoft.com. Two caveats: operators can be supplied different RTP versions, so the paytable inside the game on your platform is the number that counts, and RTP is a long-run theoretical average, not what one session returns. Note too that Mahjong Ways 2 is not on PAGCOR's EGLD list as of 19 May 2026.
Is Mahjong Ways 2 on PAGCOR's approved list?
No. Mahjong Ways 2 does not appear on PAGCOR's EGLD-approved electronic games list for PG Soft (as of 19 May 2026), which we checked title by title. The original Mahjong Ways, Fortune Tiger, Fortune Ox, Fortune Rabbit and Wild Bandito are on it. Titles can be added in later editions, so check the current PDF on pagcor.ph rather than relying on this page. Until Mahjong Ways 2 appears there, we do not call it approved, even though PG Soft publishes a 96.95% RTP for it. A site offering it does not, on its own, show that it is approved.