Who is Aristocrat and where are its games?

Who owns Aristocrat?

Leonard Ainsworth founded Aristocrat in 1953. Aristocrat Leisure trades on the Australian Securities Exchange under the code ALL, is run by chief executive Trevor Croker and reported 2025 revenue of A$6.30 billion, according to Wikipedia.

Aristocrat completed its purchase of NeoGames on April 26, 2024, about a year after agreeing the deal in May 2023, at a price iGaming Business put at $1.2 billion. NeoGames merged with Anaxi, Aristocrat's online subsidiary, to form Aristocrat Interactive, led by former NeoGames chief executive Moti Malul.

In January 2026, Aristocrat settled its long dispute with rival maker Light & Wonder, which agreed to pay US$127.5 million and stop selling its Dragon Train and Jewel of the Dragon games, Wikipedia reports.

What do we know about Aristocrat in the US?

The US record we could confirm for Aristocrat covers New Jersey. The table lists only what we could confirm, not every state or casino.

We found no official state list of every Aristocrat online game. Listing here is not a recommendation.

Where does Aristocrat operate outside the US?

Aristocrat is headquartered in North Ryde, Sydney, and had about 7,400 staff, according to Wikipedia. Its business outside real-money casino games includes Product Madness, a subsidiary, and Big Fish, bought on November 30, 2017 for US$990 million. It also bought mobile games maker Plarium in 2017 and sold it to MTG in February 2025.

What games is Aristocrat known for?

Aristocrat is best known for its Buffalo slot, which Gaming Intelligence described as the first time the land-based game went online when it launched at BetMGM in New Jersey. Earlier Anaxi online titles included Timberwolf, Wicked Winnings II, Sun & Moon, Wild Wild Samurai and Miss Kitty. We found no published return to player for these online versions, so check each game's help screen.

How do you check a Aristocrat game is approved?

A provider does not decide whether a casino is legal. Play only on a site that appears on your state's approved list, and check the game's help screen for its rules and return to player. In New Jersey, each new game needs approval from the Division of Gaming Enforcement before it goes live. See your state page.

Does InsideCasino.us rate Aristocrat?

No. We do not rate or rank Aristocrat or its games, and we do not link to sign-ups. A game's return to player is an average over a very long run, so see what a game costs before you play.