G2E PREVIEW
Galaxy Gaming’s G2E 2026 Lineup: New Progressives, Growing Partnerships, and a Connected Platform
operating system handles the real-time tracking, sensor technology, and electronic bonusing, including Dynamic Progressive™, which randomly awards multipliers up to 10x, capabilities that make Galaxy Link’s cross-property reach possible in the fi rst place.
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alaxy Gaming heads into G2E 2026 with one of its most exciting showings yet. At booth #4452, the company is bringing new branded table games, two new progressives, a platform built to connect them, and a digital licensing business that keeps growing. Leading the new lineup is MONOPOLY Building Riches™, the newest addition to Galaxy’s exclusive Hasbro-licensed portfolio. It builds on MONOPOLY Table Games Progressive, already shortlisted for Product Innovation of the Year at the Global Gaming Awards Americas 2026, and links tables together in a community-style jackpot, where one win sets off a shared celebration across every connected table.
The Hasbro partnership runs deeper than one title. 3-Dice YAHTZEE® rounds out the booth as a simpler, faster-to-learn branded option, a sign that Galaxy intends to keep building on the licensing agreement beyond MONOPOLY alone. Running alongside Building Riches is Spotlight Spin Progressive™, an Art Deco-styled progressive dressed in Hollywood glamour rather than a licensed brand, built to run standalone or linked into the same network as Building Riches. Both new progressives run on Galaxy Link™, the platform behind Galaxy’s effort to connect its games more closely. Powered by GOS Sapphire, Galaxy Link connects progressives across tables, pits, and entire properties, and across products, so Building Riches and Spotlight Spin can share the same jackpot network, with room built in for whatever progressive comes next. Running on a
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single seed across every linked table, Galaxy Link lets jackpots climb faster and bigger than a table-by-table setup would allow.
“This year’s booth refl ects where we’re putting our energy: strengthening the MONOPOLY line-up, introducing Spotlight Spin, and using Galaxy Link to tie it all together,” said Phylicia Middleton, Vice President of Marketing at Galaxy Gaming. “Our goal is to give operators products that create bigger moments on the fl oor and give players more reasons to lean in, cheer together, and come back for the next hand. We want attendees to see the full picture: not just one new game, but a connected lineup built to thrill both sides of the table.” None of it works without GOS Sapphire™
underneath. Galaxy’s next-generation table game
The rest of the booth will feature player favorites and thrilling brand new table games. 21+3®, Perfect Pairs®, Lucky Ladies®, Ride Free MONOPOLY® Edition, and High Card Flush® Ultra will all be on display and ready to play. That’s equally true online. Galaxy Gaming Digital has become one of the more prolifi c licensors in iGaming, with titles including 21+3®, Lucky Ladies®, Perfect Pairs®, Heads Up Hold ‘Em®, and Buster Blackjack® live across more than 3,000 sites and over 4.5 billion wagers placed in the past year alone. “Galaxy Gaming Digital has achieved tremendous growth in recent years, expanding our footprint through new B2B and B2C partnerships and driving billions of wagers across our titles worldwide,” said Jason McCulloch, Vice President of iGaming.
For an operator walking the show fl oor, booth #4452 tells a story. New MONOPOLY-branded jackpots, a fresh progressive in Spotlight Spin, the Galaxy Link platform connecting them, and a digital business quietly setting records of its own all point to a table game company investing across the board, not just chasing one big idea.
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