Hasbro received many proposals and has now chosen four new casino industry partners.

Key points

• Evolution is given the exclusive licensing to make online live casino and slot games for Hasbro.
• Aristocrat Gaming plans to bring out fresh Monopoly slot games for in-person casino locations.
• Casino table games based on Hasbro’s intellectual property will be made by Galaxy Gaming.
• Bally’s will take on the role as Hasbro’s operator for direct online casino games to players.

Today, Hasbro shared that it entered into several-year contracts with four companies that supply games of chance. These agreements show what Hasbro aimed for by seeking strong licensing partners to expand its reach. Hasbro shared these ideas earlier in the year in the ‘Play to Win’ plan where its goals were set.

Vision for “Play to Win”

“We focus on play and want to meet fans anywhere, from casinos to home tables,” explained Claire Hunter Gregson, who manages gaming partnerships. Hasbro Games holds well-known brands such as Monopoly, Dungeons and Dragons, and Mr. Potato Head, making the company a good match for game suppliers. Monopoly Live and Monopoly Big Baller are titles where Evolution already worked with Hasbro, and this past cooperation helped Evolution in a tough bid.

Evolution and Hasbro to Launch New Branded Casino Games Starting 2026

Operators will find new Hasbro-themed games from Evolution starting January 2026, and some games are set for preview at ICE Barcelona 2026. Just for background: Monopoly, with its Mr. Monopoly logo, first appeared in the 1930s, and Hasbro has held the copyright since 1991. Todd Haushalter, Evolution’s Chief Product Officer, said, “Monopoly and other Hasbro Games brands give us a lot of chances to make new things. Online gaming is growing, and with Hasbro, we move toward new industry steps.”

Galaxy will use its agreement to bring Battleship and Yahtzee as table games to casino pits. All results of these partner projects, Evolution will handle as worldwide licensing, and this includes the United States.